The Treehouse

About this day nursery

The Treehouse in Eastrington boasts a custom-built facility situated conveniently alongside the Eastrington Village Hall, having first opened its doors in September 2020. This nursery greatly values its rural surroundings, frequently incorporating the local nature reserve into its curriculum through regular forest school excursions.

Additionally, its proximity to expansive playing fields offers ample room for children to engage in active exploration and play. The nursery operates a waiting list and recommends early registration for prospective families.

The educational approach at The Treehouse is structured by age and developmental stage, with a focus on progressive skill acquisition. For babies, the curriculum prioritises social-emotional development, physical strength, early communication, and self-feeding.

Toddlers are encouraged to develop sharing skills, emotional regulation, problem-solving abilities, fine and gross motor skills, communication proficiency, independence in dressing, and early toileting. Pre-schoolers further refine their social skills, communication, independent learning, and problem-solving, along with advancing mathematical understanding, letter and number recognition, physical coordination, and environmental awareness.

The Eastrington branch is staffed by qualified and passionate Early Years Educators. Families interested in visiting the Eastrington setting are encouraged to reach out via email to arrange a viewing.

Our ethos

The Treehouse's educational approach is structured by age and developmental stage, focusing on progressive skill acquisition and child-led exploration. They integrate the local environment into their curriculum through regular forest school excursions and utilise their rural surroundings for active play. For babies, the focus is on social-emotional development and early communication, while toddlers and pre-schoolers are encouraged to develop social skills, problem-solving, independence, and academic readiness.

What it's like

Children are happy and safe at the setting and engage in a range of activities independently and with staff support. Learning experiences and spaces are well thought out so that children are challenged. The local community and nature play an important role in the setting's curriculum and ethos, with staff planning outings and organising visitors to give children new experiences.

Pricing & funding