Welcome to Junior World Early Learning & Childcare
Location
Millbank Crescent
Nairn
IV12 4QB
Telephone
01667 455696
Opening hours
8am – 6pm
What we do
The centre is situated in the fields of Millbank Primary School in Nairn. Junior World Childcare Group offers Early Learning and Childcare for children aged from two years up to 12 years (or primary school age). We are supported by Highland Council to provide funded ELC spaces for two, three and four-year-olds.
There is an outdoor area which is securely fenced off to allow children access to physical play on a daily basis and we access local woodlands and the beach whenever we can. We encourage children to take care of their environment and children are very involved in our Eco-Schools Project
We have a very popular Breakfast Club and Out of School Care for children age 2-12 years. Staff escort and collect children to Millbank and Rosebank Primary. JW is also open throughout the school holidays 8am to 6pm, subject to demand (closed for Christmas and New Year fortnight)
Our staff team
Jayne Macintosh
Childhood Practice Manager
Alison Morrison Smith
Senior Practitioner
Karen McMenamin
Senior Practitioner
Lily Mackintosh
Senior Practitioner
Elizabeth Maclennan
Senior Practitioner
Elena Reid
Assistant Practitioner
Katrina Wood
Assistant Practitioner
Lynsey Macpherson
Assistant Practitioner
Elizabeth Reid
Assistant Practitioner
Alex McInnes
Senior OOSC Practitioner
Beth Garrow
Assistant Childcare Practitioner
Our vision
Vision, values and aims: To provide high-quality early learning and childcare that is accessible, affordable and flexible for families in the community. We will ensure a supportive, caring and fun environment is provided by an enthusiastic, passionate and approachable team of qualified and dedicated practitioners and that we work in partnership with all our service users.
Aims:
- To promote and provide high-quality play &learning experiences both indoors and outdoors, with opportunities to explore local community spaces: Article 31
- Develop increased partnerships with parents/carers by encouraging open communication through a variety of interactive opportunities that meet individual family needs: Article 18
- To raise awareness of our environment by involving children and families with our Eco Journey
- Continue with our cross-generation links in the community via innovative, creative & safe ways
- Provide flexible childcare that offers a richness of experiences, interactions and spaces that promote the values, purposes & principles of national & local guidance, including the Health & Social Care Standards and Realising the Ambition: Article 28
- To support children’s health & wellbeing with nurturing and responsive relationships and ensure every child is safe by using the SHANARRI well-being indicators: Article 3 & 24
- For all staff to be confident in taking all necessary precautions to reduce any spread of infection and to be supported to manage changes and have responsive support that promotes well being and resilience
(United Nations Convention for Rights of the Child Article)
