Fitzroy Place
Somerset Nursery Fitzroy Place is a Victorian Townhouse ideally situated for both the West End and City Centre.
The Nursery offers care to children aged from birth to three years.
At Fitzroy Place, the children enjoy the advantage of their own private garden with safety surface where they can enjoy playing with their scooters and trikes.
The children also have access to a small planting area within the garden where they
can plant flowers, fruit and vegetables and watch them grow.
The nursery is also a short walk from Kelvingrove Park where the Somerset staff and children can frequently be seen having fun and picnics - look out for the amazing "Kinderbus" in the park!
The Nursery offers care to children aged from birth to three years.
At Fitzroy Place, the children enjoy the advantage of their own private garden with safety surface where they can enjoy playing with their scooters and trikes.
The children also have access to a small planting area within the garden where they
can plant flowers, fruit and vegetables and watch them grow.
The nursery is also a short walk from Kelvingrove Park where the Somerset staff and children can frequently be seen having fun and picnics - look out for the amazing "Kinderbus" in the park!
Baby Room
Our baby room is bright and welcoming.
Activities and play equipment promote creativity, coordination, manipulation, language development and sensory stimulus.
Older babies are encouraged to paint, glue and bake!
Water and sand play and other natural materials are introduced in the babies weekly activity programme.
All babies explore outdoors daily, either going to the Kelvingrove Park to feed the birds and ducks, library, museum and local play parks.
The children have regular access to our sensory room where the children enjoy exploring a variety of textures, lights and enjoy a wide range of heuristic play experiences.
Activities and play equipment promote creativity, coordination, manipulation, language development and sensory stimulus.
Older babies are encouraged to paint, glue and bake!
Water and sand play and other natural materials are introduced in the babies weekly activity programme.
All babies explore outdoors daily, either going to the Kelvingrove Park to feed the birds and ducks, library, museum and local play parks.
The children have regular access to our sensory room where the children enjoy exploring a variety of textures, lights and enjoy a wide range of heuristic play experiences.
Toddler Rooms
Staff in the Toddler rooms strive to create a warm, friendly, welcoming environment within the rooms with opportunities for the children to explore new and exciting activities and experiences.
The children have access to more challenging resources to encourage, promote and challenge their learning such as large building and construction resources, materials, dressing-up, jigsaws and shape sorters.
The children have the opportunity to regularly take part in large messy activities which encourages creativity and promotes social skills.
The children within the toddler room s also have the opportunity to explore their environment outdoors as they visit the local parks and libraries and visit the Kelvingrove Art Galleries.
Tweenie Room
The Tweenie Room is lively and the children are surrounded by conversation and new language on a daily basis allowing the children to develop their own language skills.
The Tweenie planning is devised with activities which cover all areas of the children's development and is flexible enough to adapt to the children's ever changing interests.
The Tweenies enjoy lots of opportunity to be active through daily outings to
Kelvingrove Park, Kelvingrove Art Gallery,
Children's Woods,
The Riverside Museum and the Mitchell Library.
The Tweenies have lots of fun planting flowers, fruit and vegetables in the garden.
The Tweenie planning is devised with activities which cover all areas of the children's development and is flexible enough to adapt to the children's ever changing interests.
The Tweenies enjoy lots of opportunity to be active through daily outings to
Kelvingrove Park, Kelvingrove Art Gallery,
Children's Woods,
The Riverside Museum and the Mitchell Library.
The Tweenies have lots of fun planting flowers, fruit and vegetables in the garden.