Niton Preschool is a company limited by guarantee.
We are run by a Board of Directors and although a company, we still retain Charitable Status.
The Pre-school started in Whitwell and moved to Niton primary school grounds in 1994. At that point we became Niton Village Play Group but eventually changed our name to Niton Pre-School.
We believe that each child is valued as an individual member of the group and the wider community so that they have a strong self-image and high self-esteem.
We strive to create an atmosphere of fun , friendship and trust between all staff, children and their families.
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At Niton Preschool, your children’s health and well-being come first. Our whole team has recently renewed their Paediatric First Aid qualifications, ensuring we’re fully prepared for the government’s updated Early Years Nutrition and Safety Guidance coming into force in 2025.
Potty training is a big milestone for toddlers and parents. From spotting readiness signs to creating routines and celebrating progress, here are practical tips to make the journey smoother, less stressful, and filled with encouragement for your little one.
Niton Preschool is diving into autumn fun with woodland animals, harvest crafts, and pumpkin play! From family photos to library trips, holiday clubs, and important reminders, here’s everything you need to know for a fantastic start to the new term.
Our Goals
- To encourage children to be happy...
- To encourage children to stay healthy, and be confident and inquisitive...
- To be interested in life and enthusiastic about the challenges they encounter in their play
- To provide a safe, secure and stimulating environment...
- To work within a framework which ensures equality of opportunity for all children and families and enable them to make a positive contribution to the community and pre-school environment...
- To ensure individual care and attention to be made possible by a high ratio of adults to children...
- To provide opportunities for you and your family to be directly involved in the activities of the group and in your own child’s progress...
- To provide a 'Key Person' for each child...
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