- high staff: child ratios ensuring high-equality key worker relationships, regular parent consultations, and focus on parental involvement.
- child-led learning is our principle as children play they are supported to extend their learning and develop new skills.
- forest school sessions in your large, secure garden area, with access to a mud kitchen, climbing frame, and natural dens.
- strong links with Fulbourn Primary school.
- friendly, approachable staff who are highly experienced and qualified.
- we have an inviting and enabling environment. children receive a broad range of experiences including local walks and visits, messy play, role play, cookery, art, and music.
- we offer an inclusive and welcoming environment for all children and have a reputation for supporting those with special needs.
- dance sessions taught by staff with experience of instructing at the national ballet.
What do our parents say....
“My daughter had a wonderful 2years at Domino. The staff were caring and encouraging. They created an environment where she could learn and develop and always took into account each individual child’s needs. Domino gave my daughter the skills she needed for a smooth transition to primary school and she is thriving as a result. We are so grateful to the staff at Domino and would thoroughly recommend Domino preschool to other parents.”
“Our daughter loved her time at Domino. She made very strong friendships and by the end of her year there she was completely ready for school.”
“I have had 5 children attend Domino preschool. The staff are caring, communicative and creative providing a stimulating and nurturing environment. The garden is a fantastic space for the children to spend quality time outside playing and learning. This outdoors time is extended with trips to the local park and nature reserve which is practically on its door step.
The transition to school is managed extremely well with children being taught skills necessary to help them settle with confidence. Visits to the local school are arranged and I’ve been so impressed to see Domino children who have started school taking centre stage at the Christmas nativity.“
