SoGlos has rounded up 11 of the most fun and safe activities for mums and dads to enjoy with little ones in Gloucestershire.
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why choose dean close little trees?
At Little Trees we seek to give all our children the roots they need to dig down deep, making them feel secure and cared for, whilst their branches can reach up high for them to explore, investigate and develop. We have a simple approach to childcare, to provide a loving, nurturing and safe environment filled with warmth and promise, where each individual’s talents are encouraged to flourish, grow and thrive.
As a Group, each of our nurseries can benefit from the very best that is available, including expertise in children and early years education, nutritional advice, high quality training and sharing in best practice which means all our staff can develop their skills for the benefit of each and every children at Little Trees.
Join Dean Close Little Trees
Lansdown
1 Queen’s Road, Cheltenham, GL50 2LR
Christ Church
Christ Church Road, Cheltenham, GL50 2NY
Hucclecote
141 Hucclecote Road, Gloucester, GL3 3TX
Tutshill
Castleford Hill, Tutshill, Chepstow, NP16 7LE
St Arvans
Wye Valley Road, Chepstow, NP16 6DN
Celtic Springs
1 Spooner Close, Celtic Springs Business Park, Newport, NP10 8FZ
latest news
Karen Green from Dean Close Little Trees has experienced a wide range of different settings over the course of her 30-year career in childcare.She offers some advice...
There will be a sixth Little Trees Nursery opening up this September 2021. Little Trees Christ Church will be the second Cheltenham branch to the popular Little Trees Landsdown that opened its doors back in 2015. The new nursery will be for children aged 0-4 and will be based at Airthrie Independent School that has been recently been acquired by Dean Close Foundation.
One of the most important areas of learning we want to encourage in our children is their imagination and creativity which is crucial for children’s development.
Open ended play begins very early on in a child’s life when they use objects to learn about the world around them with the freedom to discover and create with real resources in their play, not just toys.
We know that children usually prefer play that stimulates their curiosity and allows them to become engrossed in their own imagination and creativity