From One Home to Two Heartfelt Settings
Since 2007, our journey has been one of growth, care, and community. I returned to childminding in my Camberley home, fostering a warm, family-style environment where children of all ages could learn and play together.
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Today, our team includes four co-childminders and assistants, specialising in care for children under two. In September 2022, we opened our second setting at St Paul’s Church for children aged two to rising five, offering nature-inspired learning, child-led play, and meaningful connections in our light-filled nursery space.



Our Aim
To nurture confident, capable, and compassionate learners through a holistic, child-centred approach that fosters independence, curiosity, connection with nature, and a lifelong love of learning.

Our Values
We respect each child’s unique rhythm, supporting autonomy and choice. Play inspires creativity, imagination, and development.
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Nature is a teacher, outdoor exploration builds resilience and wellbeing. Recycling, growing food, and learning about ecosystems help children become environmental stewards.
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We foster an inclusive community where children, families, and educators form trusting relationships and learn together.

Our ethos is grounded in the belief that children are innately curious, capable learners. We act as facilitators, guiding discovery rather than directing it. Our environment—indoors and outdoors—is thoughtfully prepared to promote exploration, independence, and connection to the world.
Our Ethos


From 2 to 5 years old
Nursery Childcare
In September 2022, we opened our nursery at St Paul’s Church, Camberley, for children aged two to five. Our multi-sensory, Montessori and Froebel inspired environment encourages independent learning, social skills, and a love of nature while fostering confidence and respect for the world.
Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS)
The EYFS is a framework for the care and learning of all children from birth to the age of five years or until the end of the Reception year at school.
The EYFS sets out what all early years childcare providers must do to make sure that your child learns and develops. It promotes teaching and learning to make sure that all children have the skills to get them ready to progress through school and future life.




