Welcome to Our Nursery
At our Nursery, we provide a warm, welcoming environment where children feel safe, valued, and inspired to explore. Our dedicated Nursery setting is specially designed to support the developmental needs of children in their early years, offering an exciting, multi-sensory space where curiosity and learning flourish.
A Nurturing Start to Learning
Our Nursery gives children the best possible start in life. The classroom is carefully equipped with a wide range of activities and resources that support early learning through play and exploration. Every day is filled with opportunities to discover, create, and grow.
We believe that young children learn best when they feel happy, confident, and engaged—and our experienced staff work closely with families to ensure each child feels supported and understood from the very beginning.
Our Early Years Curriculum
We follow the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) statutory framework, guided by the ‘Development Matters’ document to shape our curriculum and learning environment.
Our approach combines teacher-led sessions with child-initiated play, fostering creativity, imagination, and a lifelong love of learning.
To see how our Nursery fits into our wider early years provision, view our Nursery Curriculum Overview. You’ll find detailed information about the topics we cover, the types of experiences we offer, and how we support learning across the year.
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Learning Indoors and Outdoors
We make full use of both our indoor and outdoor learning environments. Whether it’s building, painting, digging, or role-playing, our children are encouraged to explore and learn through real-world experiences.
We are proud advocates of outdoor learning—come rain or shine, our children enjoy fresh air, movement, and connection with nature, helping to support their physical development and well-being.
Our Goals for Your Child
In the Nursery, we foster the attitudes and behaviours that help children become confident, curious, and resilient learners — not just at school, but for life.
These are the learning dispositions we focus on every day:
Come Visit Us!
We would like to welcome you and your child to visit our Nursery in action. To arrange a visit or find out more about joining our Nursery, please contact us by phone at 0207 987 4589 or email: admin@lansburylawrence.org.
Growing and Printing with Vegetables
The children explored how root vegetables grow and then used them as natural stampers to create repeating patterns. By cutting vegetables such as potatoes, carrots, and parsnips, the children discovered the different shapes and textures inside. They dipped the...
The Hubs fan-tastic afternoon with the Fan Makers
This afternoon, the children enjoyed a wonderful craft session with the Fan Makers, where they explored their creativity and imagination. They had the option to create beautifully painted paper fans, as well as proudly designed crowns and mayoral chains and every...
The most amazing Easter Hat Parade Ever!
Every year we gather together to celebrate Easter and the making of our celebrated recycled Easter Hats. Every child gets the opportunity to bring recycled materials from home and make, using their imagination and creativity, an Easter hat. The children strutted their...
Springing forward with P4C
Children across the school have continued to use P4C to develop their critical thinking this term with a keen focus on being collaborative. Along with caring, creative and critical, collaborative is one of the 4 C's that supports how we teach the subject and the...
Ramadan Mubarak
The children learned about Ramadan and explored the importance of mosques during this special month. Using a mosque stencil, they created beautiful artwork by dabbing paint to build up colour and texture, then adding a sprinkle of glitter for a sparkling finishing...
D&T Day- The Little Red Hen
Design and Technology Day was a wonderful hands‑on experience for the children. After reading The Little Red Hen, they explored the story through real baking. The class loved mixing the ingredients, feeling the dough as they rolled and shaped it, and of course the...