Welcome to Perranporth Pre-School

Nurturing 

development through discovery

Providing childcare from 18 months old to five years

Perranporth Pre-School is a registered charity, originally opened in 2003, and is managed by a voluntary committee whose members comprise of parents of children attending the group or skilled people who can help run the charity. We share our building with Perranporth Family Help Hub, but have our own self-contained area and are located next to Perranporth Community Primary School. We operate in one large open plan room, with a separate sensory room, and have access to two fully enclosed outside play areas, one of which holds our Forest School. We also offer Music, Ballet and Spanish lessons all included in our daily rate! Our Pre-School is accessible to wheelchair users and those with physical disabilities. We welcome children with additional needs and those who speak English as an additional language.

 

We currently employ 9 members of staff all of whom hold appropriate early years qualifications, and support your children in their learning helping them to thrive whilst in our care.

 

We are open from 8am-4pm, Monday to Friday during term time, with sessions from 8:45am-11:45am or a full day 8:45am-3pm. We also offer a Breakfast Club, from 8am-8:45am and an After Pre-School Club from 3pm-4pm.

 

We are also very proud to share that we have been awarded with the Dingley’s Promise ‘Mark of Achievement’. This means so much to our setting and staff who have all worked very hard to achieve this! 

 

 

If you are a parent who would like to help, either by joining the committee or by volunteering at some of our fundraising events, then please get in touch via our Contact us page.

Messages from the team…..

Week Commencing 27th January 2025

Hello

We hope you have a lovely weekend

Next week our book of the week is a Tale of Two Feathers.

‘A Tale of Two Feathers’ explores the differences between day and night, introducing young readers to a host of diurnal and nocturnal animals. It’s a brilliant way for children to learn about this topic and develop a love of reading at the same time.

Children will love reading about Otis Owl and Kia Kingfisher as they fly through British woodland, coming closer to finding each other. The book also features beautiful, vibrant illustrations to help bring the story to life. Why not see what children can spot in the background? This would be a lovely topic for discussion.

With accessible language and repeated refrains to join in with, ‘A Tale of Two Feathers’ offers a wonderful reading experience and invites children into the fascinating world of nocturnal animals.

Makaton sign is Moon

We teach all of our children Makaton signing in our Pre-School you can find our more here:

https://makaton.org

Our sound of the week is j

Looking forward to a great week

Love

Sarah, Maria, Di, Alisha, Rebecca, Bianca, Anne-Marie, Hayley and Victoria and the Committee xxxxx

Week Commencing 20th January 2025

Hello

We hope you have a lovely weekend

We are very lucky that Miss Vicky whom some of you know has agreed to cover Miss Amy’s ballet classes on a Monday until she returns.

Next week our book of the week is My Daddy’s Going Away.

Written by Lieutenant Colonel Christopher MacGregor and based on his own experiences of going away from home, this comforting, wise book helps to explain why parents sometimes have to go away and shows ways to help children cope.

My Daddy’s Going Away is brilliantly realized, heartwarming story illustrated by rising star Emma Yarlett.

Makaton sign is Daddy

We teach all of our children Makaton signing in our Pre-School you can find our more here:

https://makaton.org

Our sound of the week is i

Looking forward to a great week

Love

Sarah, Maria, Di, Alisha, Rebecca, Bianca, Anne-Marie, Hayley and Victoria and the Committee xxxxx