Kiddi Caru Day Nursery and Preschool in Peterborough

About Our Nursery

Our curriculum

We follow a rich early years curriculum that blends the Hygge Approach, Loose Parts Play, and hands‑on exploration. By following children’s interests, we foster creativity, communication, physical development, and emotional well-being.

Our curriculum supports children’s development through various activities, helping them build essential skills and confidence as they prepare for school.

Our team

Our nursery school is home to a large, dedicated team of knowledgeable staff who are passionate about fostering children’s learning. With early years teachers, level 3–5 practitioners, and team members trained in Special Educational Needs, we ensure every child receives tailored support.

Our caring staff build strong relationships with families and provide a supportive atmosphere where children feel understood, nurtured, and ready to explore.

Parent partnerships

We believe strong parent partnerships enrich every child’s development. Families stay connected through our Grandir UK app, which shares detailed updates, photos, and monthly tips.

Alternatively our lending library, stay‑and‑play sessions, and open‑door approach help parents feel involved in their child’s day. We also support families with guidance on routines, transitions, and individual needs.

Garden

The garden is filled with wonderful resources designed to spark curiosity and creativity; from a pirate ship for adventurous play to a climbing wall and a painted road for imaginative journeys. We also have a dedicated mud pit for hands-on, sensory fun, a growing garden where children learn about food from soil to plate, and a fully equipped outdoor kitchen.

These experiences help children explore, build confidence, and develop physical and social skills.

Activities

Children enjoy a wide range of activities, including: Boogie Mites, yoga, Sing and Sign, music and movement and Make and Bake. These sessions support communication, coordination, creativity, and emotional development.

Community outings

We bring learning to life through regular outings to local parks, shops, nature areas, and even a nearby train museum. These experiences help children understand their community, explore new environments, and enjoy hands‑on learning beyond the nursery.