Have you noticed we’ve rebranded? Find out why we decided to make the decision to change from Nature Nurseries to Kindergartens.
We are supporting Peter Thompson with his Tour de France challenge. Help us to reach our goal and join our family walk on 9th June.
Find out how we help children to embrace nature at our forest kindergartens, allowing children to develop and learn key skills that will help them in life.
Find out all about our newest Kindergarten at Lytchett Minster.
“Parents have an incredible choice when choosing a Winchester nursery and that choice is Kids Love Nature Kindergarten.” - Find out about our Kindergarten at Marwell Zoo.
Interested in learning more about our nursery in Ringwood? Find out what it's like at our Avon Heath Kindergarten, from the activities the children enjoy to how to arrange a visit.
Did you know all our Kindergartens offer 30 hours free funding? Find out more about the government scheme in this blog post.
We have managed to perfectly combine our outdoor nurseries with unique indoor learning spaces. Find out how our Nature Nurseries can benefit your child.
If you are looking for nurseries in Dorset, there are a few key questions you should ask or consider when searching.
Find out what we got up to at our Marwell Zoo Open Day on Saturday 17th February...
Saturday 27th January was our 2nd Open Day of the year, over 30 families enjoyed the morning at Avon Heath. Find out what we got up to in our blog post.
Want to join the adventure? We are holding 4 open days over the next couple of months for families to experience the Kids Love Nature approach. Find out which nursery is closest to you...
Here are our final five tips on how to support emotional well-being and emotional resilience for young children...
These are exciting times when it comes to research into childhood. Several projects over the last 15 years have added a great deal to our understanding of how children experience their lives.
Be it your garden, the outdoor area of your nursery or preschool or your school playground,
these 5 great activities will bring nature to you and your children. An easy to organise, low
cost and great learning experiences that your children will want to return to over and over.
Most parents, when asked, say that what they want most is for their child to grow up to be a happy, healthy and independent human being. This sounds fairly simple, doesn’t it? Yet, just last month, a University of York study of 58,000 children across 15 diverse countries showed children in the UK coming in at number 14 for overall life satisfaction.
With one in three children in the UK spending less time outside than inmates in maximum-security prisons and ‘Nature Deficit Disorder’ being cited as at least part of the reason that the UK consistently ranks low in childhood happiness and well-being rankings, we need to take a long, hard look at how nature benefits our children.