Little Gems Day Nursery, a family-run establishment in Sleaford, Lincolnshire, offers dedicated childcare in a comforting "home away from home" atmosphere within a historic building. The nursery caters to children from 7 weeks to 5 years old, fostering their development through stimulating, engaging, and enjoyable experiences.
Believing that children thrive through exploration, investigation, and hands-on learning, Little Gems provides diverse play opportunities both indoors and outdoors. The nursery prides itself on its knowledgeable and caring team, all of whom are DBS-checked, qualified to at least NVQ Level 2, and regularly update their skills through various training courses in areas like first aid, safeguarding, and health and safety.
The staff work collaboratively, sharing ideas to constantly enhance their practices and ensure the children's safety and well-being. They also highly value partnerships with parents and families, recognising that strong communication is key to fully supporting each child's growth.
The playrooms are thoughtfully designed to be inviting and stimulating, aiding children in reaching their learning objectives in a relaxed and happy setting. The manager, Gemma Daniels, along with Assistant Managers Bev and Stacey Daniels, are passionate about creating an environment where children feel secure, happy, and are encouraged to learn and develop to their utmost potential.
Our ethos
Little Gems Day Nursery believes that children thrive through exploration, investigation, and hands-on learning, providing diverse indoor and outdoor play opportunities. They aim to create a secure, happy environment where children are encouraged to learn and develop to their utmost potential, valuing partnerships with parents to support each child's growth.
What it's like
Little Gems Day Nursery provides a nurturing, family-oriented environment where each child is valued and supported. Children are encouraged to become confident, independent, and responsible from an early age, developing important physical and self-care skills. Staff model positive behaviours, and children learn to use respectful language and good manners naturally in their play.