SunriSE is a community nursery
for babies and children aged from 3 months to 5 years old. We believe that every child is unique and deserves a good start in life. Our children are nurtured and cared for by experienced staff in a specially designed space to maximise their potential.
Our setting is in an ideal, built-for-purpose space, which was designed specifically with the needs of a nursery in mind, and with the movement and safety of early years children as a priority. Our building and grounds are bright, cheerful and accessible whilst being comfortable and secure.
Being a not-for-profit nursery, our charges are designed to be fair to parents, and we have various policies in place to make our fee structures supportive to families.
As well as taking care of your child, we consider the nursery to play an important role in the children’s lives - where they can learn, socialise, express themselves and develop independence. Our care is based on Learning through Play, and follows the EYFS guidance for development and reaching potential. We adhere to Ofsted’s standards on quality childcare, and consider Safeguarding and Welfare to be of the utmost importance.
We welcome children and families from all backgrounds into our nursery, and are proud to be run by and for the community. This means we have a genuinely diverse group of staff and children, and work to be inclusive and open throughout the nursery.
Quick Facts
Attendance: SunriSE accommodates a wide range of attendance structures including full and part time, Early Years Free Entitlement from 2 years old and ‘nursery school’ hours.
Opening hours: are 8am - 6pm Monday to Friday. We are closed for 2 weeks a year - 1 week at Christmas and 1 week in August.
Prices: we take pride in our services being inclusive, fair and very affordable. We run SunriSE as a non-profit nursery without the objective of financial gain, which means we see our children as people, not in terms of their profitability. Central to our ethos is accommodating all sections of the local community.
- 0 - 2 years old: £57 per day / £5.70 per hour
- 2 - 3 years old: £51 per day / £5.10 per hour
- 3 - 5 years old: £47 per day / £4.70 per hour
Please note the above fees are inclusive of food and drink at SunriSE.
Childcare Vouchers: we accept all kind of childcare vouchers to pay for all or part of your fees.
Ofsted: is the regulatory body ensures quality and effectiveness in the care of children and young people, in education and skills for all ages. SunriSE Community Nursery was visited by Ofsted in March 2019 to ensure that we effectively support children’s learning and development. The inspection also covered our adherence to the statutory requirement within the framework. We were delighted to achieve Good in all areas, with inspectors noting that staff and leaders "are motivated to achieve the best possible outcomes for all children" Please see here for further details of the report.
Quick Facts
Attendance: SunriSE accommodates a wide range of attendance structures including full and part time, Early Years Free Entitlement from 2 years old and ‘nursery school’ hours.
Opening hours: are 8am - 6pm Monday to Friday. We are closed for 2 weeks a year - 1 week at Christmas and 1 week in August.
Prices: we take pride in our services being inclusive, fair and very affordable. We run SunriSE as a non-profit nursery without the objective of financial gain, which means we see our children as people, not in terms of their profitability. Central to our ethos is accommodating all sections of the local community.
- 0 - 2 years old: £57 per day / £5.70 per hour
- 2 - 3 years old: £51 per day / £5.10 per hour
- 3 - 5 years old: £47 per day / £4.70 per hour
Please note the above fees are inclusive of food and drink at SunriSE.
Childcare Vouchers: we accept all kind of childcare vouchers to pay for all or part of your fees.
Ofsted: is the regulatory body ensures quality and effectiveness in the care of children and young people, in education and skills for all ages. SunriSE Community Nursery was visited by Ofsted in March 2019 to ensure that we effectively support children’s learning, development and wellbeing. The inspection also covered our adherence to the statutory requirement within the framework. We were delighted to achieve Good in all areas, with inspectors noting that staff and leaders "are motivated to achieve the best possible outcomes for all children". Please see here for further details of the report.