Hyderi Nursery

About this day nursery

Hyderi Nursery offers a distinctive early childhood education experience, seamlessly integrating a comprehensive Islamic curriculum with the British Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework. This dual-curriculum approach aims to foster both spiritual enrichment and academic growth, preparing children aged 2-5 years for their subsequent educational journey.

The nursery prioritises creating a nurturing, safe, and stimulating environment where children can develop confidence and curiosity through play-based learning and exploration. Dedicated and bilingual staff support children's development while promoting Islamic values, good manners, and British values, encouraging respect for diversity and community.

Operating during term time, Hyderi Nursery offers flexible hours, including extended sessions on Wednesdays and Fridays for working parents. Strong parent partnerships are encouraged, with communication facilitated through the Blossom platform and a gentle two-week settling-in process for new children.

The nursery also provides hot, nutritious halal meals prepared on-site.

Our ethos

Hyderi Nursery is founded on the principle of nurturing both the spiritual and educational growth of children. Through a unique dual curriculum that combines Islamic teachings with the British Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), the nursery aims to instil good manners and Islamic values while also promoting British values of diversity, individuality, and community. The ethos emphasises learning through play, creativity, and discovery in a safe and inspiring environment, fostering confident and curious learners ready for school.

What it's like

Children arrive happily and settle quickly into activities, building warm relationships with peers and adults. Staff use familiar cues and timers to help children understand routines and behave well. Staff embed mathematics in daily play, encouraging curiosity in numbers and mathematical language.

Pricing & funding

Fees are charged per session and structured into age-based bands for children under 2, 2 to 3 years, and 3 to 4 years. Afternoon sessions on Wednesdays and Fridays are designated as additional hours and are not covered by government funding.