Welcome to
Cherry Blossom Nursery
For children aged 2 to 5 years
Cherry Blossom Nursery is a registered charity and non-profit organisation, which has been operating in East Bergholt for over 30 years.
Although now housed in the Children’s Centre, the nursery continues to be administered by a committee made up of mainly parents and is financially independent of the Children’s Centre.
Preschool education
The nursery offers excellent pre-school education and learning for children aged 2 to rising 5 year olds. It is currently open between 9.00am to 3.45pm (term time) and is registered for 26 children per session.
The staff
The nursery employs five experienced and qualified staff together with three volunteers.
Sessions
Our services include morning and afternoon sessions, a lunch club and a ‘pick up and drop off’ service to East Bergholt Primary School.
We care
At Cherry Blossom Nursery we know that starting nursery is a big step and we hope the staff and committee will continue to make it a happy and successful step forward for both the children and their families. We pride ourselves on a warm, safe, friendly environment where our friendly and qualified staff are keen to settle each child in and to get to know them as an individual. We are able to offer good individual care and attention though having a high ratio of adults to children.
We hope your child will have a happy time at our nursery, building up their confidence and character though play, fun whilst building friendships with children and adults whilst developing numerous other skills along the way. We offer a DfEE approved curriculum leading to approved learning outcomes.
Our mission statement
Cherry Blossom Nursery at East Bergholt offers pre-school children a warm, safe and friendly environment to build up their confidence and character through play and having fun, whilst developing friendships with both children and adults.
Ofsted registration
The Cherry Blossom Nursery Ofsted registration is for a maximum of 26 children per session. The last Ofsted inspection carried out in November 2011 judged the nursery as good overall with some areas outstanding. It stated 'Children are happy and secure, and develop a strong sense of belonging in the nursery'.