Opening hours
Monday to Friday all year round, apart from two weeks at Christmas. Sessions are from 7.30am until 5.30pm.
TicTots Day Nursery & Creche provides comprehensive childcare services across multiple locations, including Ashton, Bolton, and the Strand in Preston. The nursery focuses on supporting children's educational development, well-being, and safety through good attendance and a nurturing environment.
They actively participate in government funding schemes, offering various options for eligible families to spread childcare hours throughout the year or utilise them during term-time only. TicTots emphasises flexibility in how parents can use their funded hours, acknowledging the diverse needs of families.
The nursery is committed to providing high-quality care and support, encouraging consistency for children while also offering adaptable solutions for parents with older children or those who require wraparound care. They also provide clear guidance on how to apply for and utilise government funding, ensuring parents are well-informed about their entitlements.
What it's like
Children arrive excitedly at the nursery, where staff greet them warmly. They are happy and settled, engaging in a variety of activities from playing hide and seek to exploring dough. Staff use clear and consistent reminders to help children understand expectations and learn right from wrong.
Charges are applied on an hourly basis for any additional hours required outside of standard booked sessions.
Funding accepted
Good to know
Opening hours
Monday to Friday all year round, apart from two weeks at Christmas. Sessions are from 7.30am until 5.30pm.
Term time / All Year
All Year
Established
2008
Last inspected 5 May 2022
What it's like to attend
Children arrive excitedly at the nursery, where staff greet them warmly. They are happy and settled, engaging in a variety of activities from playing hide and seek to exploring dough. Staff use clear and consistent reminders to help children understand expectations and learn right from wrong.
Inspector highlights
Areas to develop
Inclusion & environment
Leaders recognise the potential impact of the pandemic and have adjusted their curriculum to reflect this, with staff recognising that some children require additional support in further developing their language and physical skills. Staff help children to recognise when their friends may need additional support, for example, children learn new ways to communicate with them, such as using sign language.
Children participate in walking a daily mile, ensuring that children of all ages engage in physical exercise. Furthermore, children have the opportunity to participate in weekly swimming lessons, where they learn to develop essential life skills.
The welcome I got when I went to make enquiry to register my son was amazing. I felt at home and really comfortable and I believe my son will enjoy it too.
Read on GoogleThe best nursery in Preston as far as I'm concerned. Our son has special needs and the nursery couldn't have been nicer. All the girls and Deborah have been amazing. Especially with helping us get an EHCP. Ethan has been very happy there and I can't recommend enough to anyone trying to find a nursery for their kids to choose this place. You won't be disappointed. Ethans last day before he starts school this year was a couple of days ago and it was sad we won't be going back. We will miss you guys. Thanks for everything.
Read on GoogleAs a first time mum this nursery has taught me everything I do not want in my child's nursery. When signing up I was sold this dream of all the activities my child would do, and be taken on walks, play out etc... In the 6 and a half months my child attended she did 2 activities, we were never kept upto date with photos or diaries, like her lovely new nursery does every time she's there. She was never ever taken on a walk, and as far as I'm aware, never played out The communication between the manger and staff is very poor, which has a knock on affect to the communication with the staff and parents. We were always sent from person to person, with miscommunications happening regularly, which then they would handle in a very unprofessional manner I chose to remove my child from this nursery with immediate affect when they point blank went against my wishes, therefore not fulfilling the welfare of my baby by leaving her without milk for her entire session. If your child has dietary needs AVOID!! When signing my baby up I explained she could not have cows milk, she's breastfed, and when she was old enough she would be having plant based milks, which the manager said was absolutely fine. When the time came for my baby to have her plant based milks we were told its weird, asked why we were uncomfortable with cows milk, and asked for permission from the health visitor and gp.... Both my health visitor and gp have been informed and have told me how appalled they are as there is absolutely no reason why my baby would be left without any milk for an entire session This matter will be taken further with ofsted as the lack of dietary and allergen knowledge between staff is dangerous!
Read on GoogleWater in big, small and hyropool was a lot colder than yesterday. Men's changing room shower were cold.
Read on GoogleBeautiful clean nursery lovely staff, very happy for my 10 month old to start hear :)
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Date: December 2013
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