Busy Bees Day Nursery at Woking, established in 2001, is a childcare setting for children aged 0-4 years. The nursery provides a stimulating environment where children develop positive attitudes towards learning and become curious explorers.
The dedicated staff team creates a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere, focusing on building strong relationships with children and their families. Carefully planned settling-in routines help children, especially the youngest, feel secure and develop positive attachments.
The curriculum, based on the EYFS framework, is thoughtfully tailored to different age groups and sparks curiosity, fosters independence, and nurtures a love for learning through a balance of adult-led and child-initiated activities. The nursery places a strong emphasis on communication and language development, with staff modelling language, sharing stories, and incorporating rhymes and songs into daily routines.
Children with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) receive tailored support, with staff working closely with families and other professionals to ensure all children make age-appropriate progress. The nursery also provides opportunities for physical development through indoor and outdoor play, allowing children to enhance their coordination skills.
Leaders and staff are committed to creating a positive and supportive environment where children feel valued and develop the confidence and skills needed for their ongoing learning journey.
Our ethos
Our diverse menus and engaging routines encourage independence, social skills, and adventurous eating habits, all in a supportive, inclusive environment. We aim to create a safe, inclusive, and enriching mealtime environment that supports children's well-being and development. Mealtimes provide essential learning opportunities, such as using cutlery effectively, which supports fine motor skill development.
What it's like
Families are welcomed into this inclusive nursery, where staff get to know children well. Carefully planned settling-in routines are used to help children develop positive relationships, and staff gather detailed information from parents about children's routines, interests and unique abilities. Children benefit from a stimulating curriculum that sparks curiosity, supports independence, and nurtures their enjoyment of learning.