Welcome to our Nursery Website
We are continually updating our website.
Please explore and come back later to look at the rest. Thank you.
We have new photos of Bookstart Bear's visit to Nursery and
our annual community Fun Day in the gallery.
Greenfield Children's Centre aims to help children and their families achieve their full potential through education and multi-agency support.
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Greenfield Nursery School at Greenfield Children's Centre Hurst Drive Waltham Cross Herts EN8 8DH
Tel: 01992 760 779 Fax: 01992 652 046
Please contact Pat Bishop (Head Teacher) or Paula Ives (Business Manager) |
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You can download detailed information on what is available at Greenfield
by clicking on the Greenfield Centre leaflet at the bottom of this page.
An 80-sessional place Nursery class runs every morning and afternoon. Two large classrooms with a large outdoor area, the Nursery offers quality learning and teaching for 3 to 4 year olds. There is an emphasis on child-initiated learning, with children being supported by qualified and experienced adults in an attractive and well-resourced learning environment.
Please look at the Nursery pages to find out more about our School.
Our monthly Information Cafe is held on the first Tuesday of every month (term-time only) from 8.45am to 10.00am.
Click on a link for more information.
• NextStep
Co-ordinator
The Citizen's Advice Bureau is also at Greenfield on the third Thursday of every month from 11.20am to 1.20pm.
The Children's Centre also offers:
• a Pre-school for children aged 2yrs 9mths.
• Daisy Chain Daycare Day Care, After School Club and Holiday Club.
• Positive Beginnings Drop-ins and support with a Health Visitor, Speech & Language Therapist, Playworker
and Outreach Workers. Click here for the information booklet.
• Childminding Network meets on Monday evenings. Contact Greenfield office for dates and times.
• Stay & Play Sessions. See leaflet at bottom of this page for times.
• An Opportunity Class for children with special needs.
• Starfish. A support group for parents and carers of children under 5 who have difficulties in any area of their development.
Click here for more information.
There is a lot of information available for parents at the Centre and on the website. Visit the Links for Children & Parents and choose Adult Websites.
Also Parent know how - working together, supporting families. This publication aims to ensure that parents can get the help they need, when they need it, whether through existing telephone helplines or through a new generation of services, delivered online and via mobile phones. For more information, visit the Parent know how website.
