Awarded 'Outstanding' by Ofsted 2017 and 2023

Parent information

We have an open-door policy; parents, carers and grandparents are invited to be part of our preschool community. We pride ourselves on the strong bonds we build with our children and their families and this is reflected in the support they give us in return. 

We offer a range of regular activities including working in our community allotment, SEND parent gatherings, coffee mornings and visits from local groups and organisations; from Flitwick Children’s Centre to wreath making with Clophill Flower club. This social interaction is vital for mental wellbeing and all our families are welcome. Please click the below links for further information.

We have launched our new Help and Health page. It’s still a bit of a work in progress but please take a look and let us know what you think, we hope you find it useful.

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What our key workers do

Every child, and their family, is assigned a key worker. This person will be your direct link to preschool, it is the person who ensures your child’s needs are being met, who helps them to settle in and should be your first port of call for any questions or concerns. All our staff are friendly and on hand to help but it is your key worker with whom a firm relationship of trust is formed for both your child and you.

We work with your child to support and enhance their development working in tune with the Birth to 5 document. Please click the button below for more information on this.

Your key worker will be keen to know and understand your child in order to best support and teach your child. Staff will complete a 2 year check for each child who requires it, we are currently awaiting local Government confirmation of the reintroduction of the integrated checks with the Health Visitor. Staff will regularly feed back to you about how your child is getting on and will be happy to chat with you at the end of a session.

For a parents’ guide to the EYFS please click the button below, this is a long document but has some great ideas of how to support your child’s development at home.

Mutual support

Ways we can help you

  • Our useful monthly newsletter keeps you up to date with preschool goings-on and has a diary events at the bottom

  • From to time to time we email out a ‘Have Your Say’ link to ask your opinion on various aspects of preschool as a way to improve our setting

  • If you need help please just ask - we have books, local links and a wealth of experience we can offer and don’t forget to explore the website

  • We are always available, whether you want to chat in person, online or on the phone - just get in touch

Ways you can support preschool

  • If you’d like to make a donation to preschool, please click below - thank you for your support

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  • Help enrich our cultural diversity and share your festivals and traditions with us

  • ‘Like’ our Facebook page and you can keep an eye on what we’re up to

  • We assist with the running of Clophill’s Community Hub, this is based on the edge of our carpark and provides free food and other goods for those in need in our local community, including our preschool families. It relies on donations to run, we have a collection basket in preschool, please give what you can

  • Save up your old clothes, shoes and handbags, we have a ‘Kids just recycle’ clothing bin next to the Community Hub which will provide preschool with some extra funds while saving things from going to landfill

  • Sign up for Easy Fundraising - a great way to support preschool as you shop online, without spending a penny extra!