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Tinkerbells Day Nursery in Redditch
- 01527 67776
- tinkerbells@qce-nurseries.co.uk
- Tinkerbell’s Day Nursery, West Avenue, Smallwood, Redditch, Worcs B98 7DH
- Monday-Friday 07.30-18.00
About us
Founded in 2006, Tinkerbells Nursery has been proudly providing high-quality childcare and early education for families in the Smallwood area of Redditch. Acquired by QCE Nurseries in 2019, our nursery operates from a large, purpose-built setting designed to create a safe, nurturing, and inspiring environment where children can learn, grow, and thrive. Alongside our nursery provision, we also offer a popular before and after school club, as well as a holiday club for children aged 4–11 years.
Tinkerbells Nursery welcomes up to 88 children aged from 3 months to 11 years. Spread across two floors, our setting features five dedicated learning rooms, carefully designed to support every stage of children’s development through play, exploration, and meaningful learning experiences. Our experienced and caring staff create a warm and inclusive environment where every child is valued as an individual and encouraged to develop confidence, independence, and a love for learning.
Tinkerbells Nursery welcomes up to 88 children aged from 3 months to 11 years. Spread across two floors, our setting features five dedicated learning rooms, carefully designed to support every stage of children’s development through play, exploration, and meaningful learning experiences. Our experienced and caring staff create a warm and inclusive environment where every child is valued as an individual and encouraged to develop confidence, independence, and a love for learning.
Our nursery is proud of its outdoor environment, with two of our rooms benefiting from free-flow access directly into the gardens, allowing children to explore the outdoors throughout the day. Children enjoy a rich variety of outdoor learning opportunities, including our dedicated Forest School area, mud kitchen, sand shed, and small allotment space, where they can discover nature, take managed risks, and build important life skills through hands-on experiences. We are proud to have a fully trained Forest School Lead who delivers engaging outdoor sessions that encourage resilience, confidence, problem-solving, and an understanding of the natural world.
At the heart of Tinkerbells Nursery is our unique curriculum, carefully designed to nurture the whole child and inspire curiosity, creativity, and independence. Children benefit from a wide range of enriching experiences, including access to a dedicated library, an inspiring art studio, and opportunities to learn practical gardening skills within our allotment area. Creativity and self-expression are encouraged through our music programme, expressive arts, and sensory learning opportunities, while our woodwork experiences allow children to safely explore tools, construction, and problem-solving skills.
Children’s wellbeing is central to everything we do. Our curriculum promotes healthy eating and nutrition, yoga and mindfulness, emotional wellbeing, and positive relationships through the company’s Kindness Code.
Our longstanding and dedicated staff team are passionate about supporting every child as an individual. Through child-led play and carefully planned learning opportunities, our knowledgeable practitioners scaffold each child’s development and help them build the confidence and skills they need for the future.
We are also proud to be an active part of our local community. Children regularly take part in community experiences such as litter picking, visits to local shops, and exploring the library, helping them develop an understanding of the world around them while building confidence, communication skills, and respect for their local community.
At the heart of Tinkerbells Nursery is our unique curriculum, carefully designed to nurture the whole child and inspire curiosity, creativity, and independence. Children benefit from a wide range of enriching experiences, including access to a dedicated library, an inspiring art studio, and opportunities to learn practical gardening skills within our allotment area. Creativity and self-expression are encouraged through our music programme, expressive arts, and sensory learning opportunities, while our woodwork experiences allow children to safely explore tools, construction, and problem-solving skills.
Children’s wellbeing is central to everything we do. Our curriculum promotes healthy eating and nutrition, yoga and mindfulness, emotional wellbeing, and positive relationships through the company’s Kindness Code.
Our longstanding and dedicated staff team are passionate about supporting every child as an individual. Through child-led play and carefully planned learning opportunities, our knowledgeable practitioners scaffold each child’s development and help them build the confidence and skills they need for the future.
We are also proud to be an active part of our local community. Children regularly take part in community experiences such as litter picking, visits to local shops, and exploring the library, helping them develop an understanding of the world around them while building confidence, communication skills, and respect for their local community.
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Forest School
Forest school allows children to learn and develop within all areas of the Early Years Framework, in an environment that kids love – the great outdoors!
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Upcoming Events – Easter Holiday Club
- Plans for Easter break - Holiday club
- Monday 30th March - Forest School day
- Tuesday 31st March - Art explosion
- Wednesday 1st April - Cooking day - healthy snacks & smoothies
- Thursday 2nd April - Easter celebrations
- Tuesday 7th April - Den building
- Wednesday 8th April - Woodwork day
- Thursday 9th April - Forest School day
- Friday 10th April - local Outing
…Plus all the other parts of the curriculum we do as normal – yoga, library, music,