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We believe a positive experience at nursery helps create strong and lasting foundations for later in life.
We believe a positive experience at nursery helps create strong and lasting foundations for later in life and our beautiful homely nursery offers a calm and stimulating environment which is a warm and welcoming extension of home.
At Rainbow children are given the time and space to wonder and investigate, talk and ask questions, discover, create and learn and develop authentic relationships nurturing them to become resilience, confident and independence.
My name is Gillian, I founded Rainbow Day Nursery School in September 1985 following a career in nursing and teaching, and Rainbow opened one day following my eldest Grandsons second Birthday!
We are now registered for 65 children.
This means I am responsible for ensuring that all aspects of Rainbows Day to day operations are in line with the Statutory Framework for the Early Years Foundation Stage.
I have particular experience in the area of special educational needs and am a registered and practicing educational psychologist.
My name is Edward, I joined Rainbow Day Nursery School to assist my father, Gerry, in developing the Business.
I work closely with Alyssa and we have formed an effective partnership, supporting all aspects of Rainbows business.
My name is Sarah, I have worked at Rainbow Day Nursery since 2007.
My main responsibilities are to support and guide staff with completing incident forms, however, I work alongside Alyssa on a daily basis to safeguard the children and promote their welfare.
I am also the Deputy SENCo, having completed my qualification for this role in 2016.
My name is Alyssa, I am the Deputy Manager at Rainbow Day Nursery.
I started my childcare training with Rainbow in 2017 and have now completed my NVQ Level 3 in Childcare.
My role is to ensure the smooth running of Rainbow Nursery, which includes making sure all daily room checks are completed.
I also have responsibility for learning and development at Rainbow Nursey, and work closely with all room leaders and keyworkers, to ensure children are reaching their full potential.
As one of the Designated Safeguarding Leads (DSL), I also work closely with Sarah where my role is to ensure staff are aware of all relevant policies and procedures.
My name is Emma, I am the Special Educational Needs Co-ordinator (known as the SENCo) at Rainbow Day Nursery.
As SENCo, my role is to support staff in working with children, who have special educational needs (SEN), which can include the following areas: speech, language and communication; social and emotional development; physical disabilities; cognition and learning as well as sensory needs including visual and hearing impairment.