Pre-School

At Tynemouth Nursery Group, we are dedicated to ensuring every child is well-prepared for their transition to school. Our preschool staff play a pivotal role in fostering school readiness by creating a nurturing, stimulating, and engaging environment where children can develop the skills they need to thrive in school and beyond.

Our experienced team of educators follows a carefully crafted curriculum that focuses on key areas such as communication, early literacy and numeracy skills, emotional regulation, social skills, and problem-solving. Through interactive activities, storytelling, and play-based learning, our staff encourage children to express themselves confidently, building their language skills and scaffolding their learning. By incorporating numeracy games and hands-on activities, we also lay the foundation for mathematical thinking and critical reasoning.

The environment itself is thoughtfully designed to promote independence, curiosity, and collaboration. From the moment children step into our preschool rooms, they are surrounded by age-appropriate resources, learning stations, and engaging materials that stimulate their imagination and creativity. Our staff support children in exploring these resources, guiding them in developing fine motor skills, early writing abilities, and practical life skills by following routines and working with others.

Social and emotional development is equally important in preparing children for school, so our staff ensure a positive and inclusive atmosphere where children learn to share, take turns, express emotions, and solve problems together. These skills are essential for building positive relationships with peers.

At Tynemouth Nursery Group, we recognise that each child is unique, and our personalised approach ensures that every child receives the support they need to confidently embrace the next stage of their educational journey. Our dedicated staff and enriching environment provide the perfect foundation for school readiness, giving parents confidence that their child is prepared for the challenges ahead.