We are a small, family-centred nursery situated in the heart of Huthwaite. Our dedicated, secure area within the All Saints Centre is fully equipped with specialist learning areas both indoors and outdoors.
Our Nursery provides paid and government-funded places between 8:30 am and 3:15 pm. We have both morning and afternoon sessions. However, we can also offer bespoke, flexible packages to meet your individual needs.
Our families are at the heart of what we do. Our highly qualified, caring and experienced, teacher-led staff team are on hand to support both you and your child from your very first visit to the nursery through to their eventual transition into infant school. At All Saints Nursery, our children always come first. We follow and encourage their individual interests and we aim to nourish, challenge, prepare and inspire them within a Christian ethos.
We currently have places available for FREE Nursery Entitlement for 2, 3 & 4 year olds
To apply for a place please click on the appropriate application form below, once completed please return it to either the Nursery or Infant School, both on Common Road.
If you would like some more information or help to apply, call us on 01623 459199 or contact us at office@huthwaite.snmat.org.uk
Useful Information and Resources
NEW Entitlements for Early Years Children
Working parents in England will be able to access 30 hours of funded childcare per week,
for 38 weeks of the year, from when their child is 9 months old* to when they start school,
by September 2025.
This will be rolled out in stages:
- From April 2024, all working parents of 2 year olds can access 15 hours per week *
- From September 2024, all working parents of children aged 9 months up can access
15 hours per week * - From September 2025 all working parents of children aged 9 months up to 3 years
old can access 30 hours free childcare per week *
* All three entitlements continue to work on a termly basis, so children of eligible working
parents will be able to receive the entitlement from the termly date (1 September, 1 January
or 1 April) after they reach the relevant age, i.e their second birthday or their “nine month”
birthday
