Trinity Primary School 
Our Nursery
We would love to welcome you to our nursery...
At Trinity, we have two wonderful classrooms since expanding our provision in 2022. This purpose built environment has a large outdoor area where many children will start their journey with us. This classroom is called Meadow Class, a fitting name for our beautiful setting on the edge of the nature reserve. Children can start in Meadow Class as soon as they turn three. We also have a classroom next door to our Reception classes called Buttercup, named after the beautiful flowers you may find in a Meadow, that we use room for the older children in our cohort. Attending a school nursery has the added benefits of access to the wider school facilities and highly trained early years practitioners working alongside your child. Being part of a school also aids that transition that your child will make when they move into a Reception setting.
Following the Early Years Foundation curriculum, we plan and provide learning experiences with exciting opportunities for your child to learn through play. We use your child's interests and learning schemes to support and enhance the environment and provide provocation's for learning. Our aim is to support your child to become curious learners with a thirst for knowledge. We support them in being ready for their next transition and provide them with lifelong learning skills by giving plenty of opportunities to work on building relationships, understanding how to communicate with others, and being independent.
Uniform is available and many chose to wear this to promote a sense of identity and belonging but you can chose and logos are not required. We do ask that uniform will support their independence skills; we learn through play and this can get very messy so it is best to have a set of nursery clothes that you don't mind getting messy and possibly stained.
Our ethos
Each child is inducted individually into our setting based on their individual needs and interests. We usually begin this process by visiting your child in their home environment and taking the time to get to know them and your family. We work closely with our families to build positive relationships and value your role in your child's development. Why not visit the Nursery our Facebook page to get a flavour of our learning experiences, with parent reviews and top tips and learning ideas for home.
"Play is the highest form of research."
Albert Einstien
Please contact our school office on 01275 397710 for more information on tours, registering interesting and applying for a nursery place.
Our Nursery is open during term time:
*We offer Breakfast club from 7.45am and After School Club until 6pm*
8.45 - 11.45am
12.15 - 3.15pm
Lunch club available from:
11.45 - 12.15pm
We now offer the opportunity for you to buy sessions alongside your vouchers.
Top tips for preparing to start Nursery.
- Promote independence - expect more from your child, challenge them, resist doing things for them that you know they can do.
- Encourage cooperation - turn responsibilities into games, have predictable routines, give them advanced notice before transitions.
- Encourage team work and turn taking through games.
- Support them to begin using the toilet.
- Share stories about Nursery. (we have made you a social story)
- Listen to how they are feeling.
- Don't put pressure on them to share their day.
- Make goodbyes short and sweet.
- Watch videos we provide as it will help you and your child feel like you know us.
Links to support your child in the Early Years
Writing Readiness (Pre-Writing) Skills - Kid Sense Child Development
Virtual tour
Please find some photos showing you key areas of Nursery.
Nursery Registration Form - September 2025