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Type of Service
- Day Nursery
Opening Schedule
Open all yearFull days available
YesHalf day sessions offered
YesGroup / Owner
- Anne-Marie Paul
- Private Owned
Person in charge
- Kym Edgson (Manager)
Number of Childcare Staff
- 14
Total Places for Children
- 40
Age Range
- from 0 years 3 months
- to 5 years 0 months
Opening Times
- Monday08:00-18:00
- Tuesday08:00-18:00
- Wednesday08:00-18:00
- Thursday08:00-18:00
- Friday08:00-18:00
When Closed
- Bank Holidays
Funding & Fees
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Abbs Cross Day Nursery Collier Row Reviews (3)
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Review from Genna B (Mother of Child) published on 10 December 2020 Submitted via Website•
Overall Experience
I enrolled my son just before the first lockdown because I am a nurse and a key worker. I noticed my son always comes home hungry even though they said he ate.
The final blow was when they closed the school and told me to attend another branch that was far from my house.
The final blow was when they closed the school and told me to attend another branch that was far from my house.
I did not complain and...
I enrolled my son just before the first lockdown because I am a nurse and a key worker. I noticed my son always comes home hungry even though they said he ate.
The final blow was when they closed the school and told me to attend another branch that was far from my house.
I did not complain and I looked for another childminder that is close to our house to take care of my son, as me and my husband are both key workers.
Unfortunately, I caught coronavirus and I was told to stay home and my family should isolate.
The school still insisted I continue paying tuition even though they closed the branch my son attends and I was suffering from coronavirus.
I sent them proof of my test result and my family is self-isolating.
The final blow was when they closed the school and told me to attend another branch that was far from my house.
I did not complain and I looked for another childminder that is close to our house to take care of my son, as me and my husband are both key workers.
Unfortunately, I caught coronavirus and I was told to stay home and my family should isolate.
The school still insisted I continue paying tuition even though they closed the branch my son attends and I was suffering from coronavirus.
I sent them proof of my test result and my family is self-isolating.
At the same time, the managers of the school were not coming to school because they were scared of the virus but they want parents with the actual virus to keep paying and bring their kids to school.
↩Reply from Anne-Marie Paul, Owner at Abbs Cross Day Nursery Collier Row
When the Government ordered the 1st lockdown we offered all our key worker families a place at one of our nurseries which we maintained open and ensured practitioners known to the children would be there to care for them. We made no charges for children not attending throughout lockdown. When we...
When the Government ordered the 1st lockdown we offered all our key worker families a place at one of our nurseries which we maintained open and ensured practitioners known to the children would be there to care for them. We made no charges for children not attending throughout lockdown. When we re opened on 2nd June we gave parents the option to delay the return of their child until July without charge. Unfortunately as a business that has suffered immense financial loss due to COVID we had to have a limit on how long we could hold a place without payment when we had a waiting list of families needing places. We are obviously very disappointed to loose any family but appreciate individual decisions and circumstances. For our families with a shielding letter we held their place without charge until the Government lifted shielding.
Review from Lasbrey E (Father of Child) published on 10 December 2020 Submitted via Website•
Overall Experience
Poor care and greedy management is a sentence to describe the school.
I enrolled my child just before the first lockdown due to the fact that me and my wife are keyworkers. They closed the nursery and told us to attend another branch which was far from where we lived due to shortage of staff....
Poor care and greedy management is a sentence to describe the school.
I enrolled my child just before the first lockdown due to the fact that me and my wife are keyworkers. They closed the nursery and told us to attend another branch which was far from where we lived due to shortage of staff.
We didn’t complain because we understood the situation with coronavirus and we had to look for alternative arrangements close to our home.
However, they sent a letter saying we should bring our child back to the school of which we replied that we are isolating because my wife who is a nurse with the NHS has coronavirus and we are told to isolate and will be back once we are clear.
They insisted we pay even though we have never owed them, scared about surviving the coronavirus and also worried about our son passing it to others if he went to school (we sent them proofs).
I enrolled my child just before the first lockdown due to the fact that me and my wife are keyworkers. They closed the nursery and told us to attend another branch which was far from where we lived due to shortage of staff.
We didn’t complain because we understood the situation with coronavirus and we had to look for alternative arrangements close to our home.
However, they sent a letter saying we should bring our child back to the school of which we replied that we are isolating because my wife who is a nurse with the NHS has coronavirus and we are told to isolate and will be back once we are clear.
They insisted we pay even though we have never owed them, scared about surviving the coronavirus and also worried about our son passing it to others if he went to school (we sent them proofs).
They still insisted we pay for the time we had coronavirus. Meanwhile, the school managers refused to come to school.
↩Reply from Anne-Marie Paul, Owner at Abbs Cross Day Nursery Collier Row
When the Government ordered the 1st lockdown we offered all our key worker families a place at one of our nurseries which we maintained open and ensured practitioners known to the children would be there to care for them. We made no charges for children not attending throughout lockdown. When we...
When the Government ordered the 1st lockdown we offered all our key worker families a place at one of our nurseries which we maintained open and ensured practitioners known to the children would be there to care for them. We made no charges for children not attending throughout lockdown. When we re opened on 2nd June we gave parents the option to delay the return of their child until July without charge. Unfortunately as a business that has suffered immense financial loss due to COVID we had to have a limit on how long we could hold a place without payment when we had a waiting list of families needing places. We are obviously very disappointed to loose any family but appreciate individual decisions and circumstances. For our families with a shielding letter we held their place without charge until the Government lifted shielding. All of our team members attended work when required unless they had to shield for either themselves or a family member.
Review from Zinaida A (Mother of Child) published on 19 May 2017 Submitted via Website•
Overall Experience
My son started the nursery in January and he was adapted very well, being helped by staff with warmth and cuddles. He absolutely loves going there, he is happy and every time is entering with a big smile.
I'm happy and because at the end of the day I receive a daily sheet which makes me feel at...
My son started the nursery in January and he was adapted very well, being helped by staff with warmth and cuddles. He absolutely loves going there, he is happy and every time is entering with a big smile.
I'm happy and because at the end of the day I receive a daily sheet which makes me feel at peace that I know everything that he was doing during the day, plus I receive notifications with photos and his development stages. I'm extremely likely to recommend this nursery.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Abbs Cross Day Nursery Collier Row
What is the Age Range of Children that Abbs Cross Day Nursery Collier Row accepts?
Abbs Cross Day Nursery Collier Row accepts Children aged from 0 years 3 months to 5 years 0 months.
What Days & Hours is Abbs Cross Day Nursery Collier Row Open?
Abbs Cross Day Nursery Collier Row is open: Monday 08:00-18:00, Tuesday 08:00-18:00, Wednesday 08:00-18:00, Thursday 08:00-18:00, Friday 08:00-18:00.
How many Children does Abbs Cross Day Nursery Collier Row have capacity for?
Abbs Cross Day Nursery Collier Row has capacity for a total of 40 Children.
How far is Abbs Cross Day Nursery Collier Row to the centre of Romford?
1.7 mile(s) as the crow flies, distance by road may be significantly further.
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