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101 Shoreham St, Highfield, Sheffield S1 4SR, UK -- childcare_and_playscheme
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A day nursery with 54 places offering a holistic early years approach that goes beyond the EYFS, with enrichment activities including phonics, drama, sign language, dance and music, plus an exceptionally well-equipped outdoor area. Wider community services include online CPD courses, adult education, a food and clothing bank, and family support and therapy services. The centre operates 52 weeks a year, closing on bank holidays and for two weeks over Christmas and New Year; free morning snack, hot lunch and afternoon snack are provided, catering to various dietary needs, with a nut-free policy for packed lunches.
The listed age range is 0–5 years.
The centre states it is dedicated to supporting children with special educational needs and disabilities and participates in the Disability Access Fund, giving priority for unavailable sessions to Looked After Children and those with SEN. Occupational therapists provide training for parents in promoting a 'sensory diet' to support children who struggle to process sensory information, so they can attend nursery, learn and manage their own behaviour more successfully. Ofsted (Jan 2025, Outstanding) noted children, particularly those with SEND, swiftly develop the skills needed for future learning, though leaders recognise some staff need additional support to implement the curriculum highly effectively.
The listing offers options to contact the nursery, book a show-around/schedule a visit, join a waitlist, or email/phone them; most settings reply within 48 hours. Parents must complete grant agreements before each term for funded hours.
Fees are not published online — pricing is on request and parents should contact the nursery directly for an up-to-date price list. The centre accepts 15 hours universal funding (3–4 yrs), 30 hours working parents funding (3–4 yrs) and Tax-Free Childcare, and meals and snacks are provided at no extra cost.
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