Little Dreams Day Nursery in Feltham

About this day nursery

Little Dreams Day Nursery, established in 2003, is a welcoming and intimate childcare provider operating in both Feltham and Staines-upon-Thames, accommodating up to 50 children aged from 3 months to 5 years old. The nursery focuses on creating a secure, joyful, and calm atmosphere where children can thrive.

Their curriculum is rooted in the Early Years Foundation Stage framework, promoting learning through play. The nursery is divided into three age-specific rooms: the Bunnies Room for infants aged 3 months to 2 years, the Rabbits Room for toddlers aged 2-3 years, and the Bears Room for pre-schoolers aged 3-5 years, each with tailored daily routines.

They emphasise preparing children for school both academically and socially, encouraging independence and resilience. Little Dreams Day Nursery is committed to fostering strong partnerships with parents through regular meetings and aims to provide an inclusive environment that values the diverse contributions of all families.

The nursery also takes pride in its Ofsted approval and commitment to safeguarding children, following the Children’s Act (2004).

Our ethos

This nursery follows the Early Years Foundation Stage framework, using play-based learning within a secure, joyful, and calm atmosphere. They focus on children's academic and social preparation for school, fostering independence and resilience, and building strong partnerships with parents.

What it's like

Staff greet children warmly at this setting, with separate areas for under-threes and older children. Younger children engage in circle time with adults, focusing on communication and language skills, while older children enjoy free play. The curriculum emphasises independence, encouraging children to use their voice and become self-sufficient.

Pricing & funding

The nursery offers funded places with no mandatory additional charges. Optional charges apply for freshly prepared meals and snacks, though parents can choose to provide packed meals instead. Parents must provide their own consumables, such as nappies, wipes, and creams.