Busy Bees at Egham provides a nurturing and stimulating environment for children, focusing on holistic development. The nursery offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to foster curiosity and independence, with an emphasis on foundational skills for school readiness.
Mealtimes are treated as key learning opportunities, promoting social skills and adventurous eating habits through NHS-accredited menus prepared by on-site chefs. The "Busy Bees One" package includes three nutritious meals, snacks, drinks, and essential consumables such as nappies, wipes, and sun cream, ensuring a consistent and high-quality experience for children while simplifying things for parents.
The nursery actively supports families in navigating various government funding schemes, including universal 15 hours for 3 and 4-year-olds, 30 hours for working families, and funded places for eligible 2-year-olds. They also accept Tax-Free Childcare and are able to stretch funded hours across the full year for greater flexibility.
The team at Busy Bees at Egham is dedicated to working with parents to create personalised packages that meet individual family needs, offering both year-round care and part-time support. With a focus on well-being and development, the nursery aims to make early years care both accessible and affordable.
Our ethos
At Busy Bees, we are committed to providing high-quality care that supports children's well-being and development. Our approach focuses on creating a safe, inclusive, and enriching environment where children can develop confidence, explore new tastes, and learn essential skills for school readiness through engaging routines and diverse menus. We believe in fostering curiosity and independence, and mealtimes are integral learning moments.
What it's like
Children enjoy a sequenced curriculum that builds on their skills and knowledge over time. Babies and those who are new, settle happily as staff offer a warm welcome to them. Children have a positive attitude to learning, and their emotional well-being is supported well. Children enjoy a wide range of learning experiences and enthusiastically play indoors and outdoors. Overall, children are well prepared for their future learning, including their eventual transition to school.