Posted: Thu 25th Mar 2021

Staff and children celebrate Wrexham nursery’s 10th anniversary

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This article is old - Published: Thursday, Mar 25th, 2021

Children have enjoyed a day of celebration as a local nursery marked its 10th anniversary at the Centre for the Child, Family and Society at Wrexham Glyndwr University.

Located on the Plas Coch campus, Little Scholars Nursery delivers provision for children of Glyndwr staff, students and the wider community.

Developed as a leading facility for sector research and development, work at Little Scholars continues to contribute to national initiatives. Its offer includes outdoor facilities and a sensory room for the children.

Director of Active Childcare, Rebecca Mottram, said that she is proud to have been invited to contribute to Welsh Government initiatives.

In addition to local roles as a school governor she is a member of two national working groups, one developing the first whole sector Quality Framework for Early Childhood Education and Care in Wales and the second, a working group developing guidance for early years providers delivering the New Curriculum for Wales.

As well as supporting apprenticeship opportunities, practitioners at Little Scholars work closely with a range of departments at Wrexham Glyndwr University offering bespoke learning opportunities for students.

Rebecca said: “We recognise that now, more than ever there is a need for children to have fun and that is what this day of celebration is about.

“Our commitment to the wellbeing of children is reflected in their happy, smiling faces.

“They have really enjoyed taking part in the traditional party games.

“The staff team have enjoyed reflecting on all that has been achieved and developed over the last 10 years and they are looking forward to what the next 10 years brings!’

Karen Graham, Emeritus Professor – Childhood and Family Studies who was instrumental in setting up the centre, said: “It is wonderful to see the vision and philosophy of the centre continuing into this next decade. Work at the centre continues to prioritise the needs of each and every child through the exciting and engaging provision offered.

“At the same time, the dedication of staff to the children of Wales and beyond is evident in how they work with University academics and in their contribution to national initiatives in early years’ care and education. Congratulations to everyone as they celebrate this very special anniversary.”

Anyone interested in enrolling your child at Little Scholars nursery or if you are an experienced practitioner or would like to embark on a career in early years provision contact Little Scholars Nursery on 01978 661189 or email [email protected]



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