Both our two children have attended this nursery and we're very happy with the place. The most…read moreimportant thing is the staff: they are friendly and caring, and certainly we are happy to entrust our children to them. There do seem to be a fair few staff changes (often due to maternity leaves), but I would imagine this is quite common in the sector and we are always kept well-informed about what is going on. The facilities are very good too; in particular, both our children have taken optional tennis lessons (which are on offer because the nursery is located underneath the David Lloyd Fitness Centre), and both have really enjoyed them. It's not the cheapest nursery in town (and their monthly payment scheme seems to add a bit to their basic costs), but all in all we're very satisfied and could certainly recommend the place.

This is a nursery school located on half moon lane in offerton stockport. It is easy to get to by…read moreroad but doesnt really have much parking. The teachers here are friendly and helpful to all the children. Lots of activities to do such as painting,water tray,arts and crafts and a good playground outside for supervised play. Most children who I know went there enjoyed it, I went there myself! It is quite safe and secure in my opinion and the children are watched over constantly. The favourites seem to be singing and story reading.

I have nothing whatsoever bad to say about this nursery. The owner and staff are great with the…read morechildren really friendly and welcoming. Great atmosphere clean and safe facility and my daughter loves going there I have a hard time convincing her to leave. Well done Anna and the rest of the staff.

It is a hard task for many parents to find suitable, good childcare for their children. News…read morereports of tragic accidents and crazy childminders leave scars on our minds and when the time comes for us to find a caring, nurturing environment for our little ones to go to, these awful images resurface. Fledglings makes any worries go away.It is a lovely nursery that looks after children's needs from birth until 11 years old. This lovely purpose built building is nestled under beautiful pink cherry blossom trees which are in full bloom right now. When my own child went there I was speechless with total envy that the staff managed to get 14 babies to sleep at the same time when I couldn't even get one to her bed without a fight! This is good quality childcare in an educational environment with well trained staff. Childrens' progress is monitored using structured activities and most importantly, the kids look happy!!! The fees are equal to those of similar establishments. It is a costly job paying for childcare but your children are priceless.

Waring Green pre school is an excellent little place. It is run by Julie and Dot, two very friendly…read moreand professional people, and the rest of the staff are loved by all of the children. Both of my children have really enjoyed their time at Waring green. They take note of each child and the level they are at, and do everything they can to bring the child on to do their best. The prices are very reasonable and along with the set morning and afternoon sessions, they offer a fantastic breakfast and after school club. Recommended for ages 2 to school starters.

I love this place for real,you can play with your kids at the park and slide down with them…read more At lessons you can chat with your friends,doing project,reading,watching educational videos,and learning in a fun way. And also you can use the computer or the tablet at the ICT lesson. I love there,because you can learn things in a fun way and you can learn interesting things.Also the children in here are kind and polite,they often have a smile on the face. I love the South Asian decent children because they are kind

Red Lane School is situated on Red Lane in Breightmet. It occupies a large enclosed 'campus' which…read morecomprises of a childcare unit 'Top Tots' a school nursery and infants and then across the playground there is the primary school. Personally I love the old fashioned set-up of the separate Infants and Juniors as I feel it helps the younger children settle in and prevents them from feeling overwhelmed or intimidated by the older children. The 'Top-Tots' accepts children from as young as 6 weeks up until they start Reception class. There are also provisions for breakfast club and after-school care. When your child is at a 'pre-school' age you have the choice of sending them to the school nursery (compulsory 5 half days a week) with the option of having them in the 'wrap-around' sessions of childcare for the other half of the day should you work or else you can do what we did and chose two morning and one afternoon pre-school session in 'wrap-around'. Despite appearing separate the Nursery children and the wrap-around session children do mix and mingle due to a semi- open plan setting. The teaching staff are approachable, caring and professional and it's always reassuring to hear them know all the children by name. However, one problem we encountered through only having three sessions a week is that our son missed out on two activities as although they happened on days he did attend they were organised on days he didn't and nobody thought to tell us which was a bit upsetting and meant he felt left out. When your child is at the age to enter reception class, they will start in one of two classes. however, unlike many other schools in the uk you will find that the children are expected to attend Full Time from day one, which to be brutally honest myself and my husband heavily disagreed with especially as we were led to believe this wouldn't be so. I think there is a world of difference in the emotional maturity of a just turned four year old and a just turned five year old. Unfortunately the school were quite stubborn on their stance and only offered a special two weeks of half days to us alone which left us weighing up the pro's and con's of him being overwhelmed versus him feeling left out. The Classrooms are attractive and full of activities (like a reading area, a craft area, role playing areas etc etc) and each class has a teacher and at least one teaching assistant, often more. They have adopted the Kinder Care learning system over the more widely known Jolly Phonics and so far it has proved very successful offering an all inclusive learning system through songs, games, activities and stories. It's important that children enjoy school and are excited by it, something that the children of Red Lane school all appear to be. The school has several outside play areas sections and zoned off all of which are bright and appealing for the children and stimulate play and activity. The school follows a healthy eating ethos and there is also a 'cafe' daily where for a small fee your child will get a drink and some fruit. I've yet to have experience of the Junior school part of Red Lane but I am confident through visiting the main building and attending an assembly that the school is child centered and produces happy, well adjusted, eager to learn and polite pupils with staff that obviously enjoy their work and are good at it. Every member of staff I have come into contact with has been approachable, polite and friendly as are the pupils. I'm confident that this is a great school and am proud that my child is a pupil there.

I'm thrilled with the care the Nursery Nurses take with my daughter. I'm comfortable with them…read moreeach time I take her and leave her with them. It's a scary prospect leaving your little one with someone else etc but after only 4 full days (she only attends once a week) I feel happy with my choice. I'm sure a tour will set your mind at ease - it did mine, after several highly recommends from fellow mothers and friends.