Prices for 9 month - 2 year old-Funded
1 full day: £40.80/month- using 10 hours of funding/week
2 full days: £81.60/month- using 20 hours of funding/week
3 full days: £375.70/month- using the full entitlement of 22 hours of funding/ week
4 full days: £692.33/month- using the full entitlement of 22 hours of funding/ week
5 full days: £908.15/month-using the full entitlement of 22 hours of funding/week
Hourly rate: £7.45
Food: £9.60/day
3 year old funding prices:
1 full day: £129.55 /month- using 8 hours of funding/week
2 full days: £259.08/month-using 16 hours of funding/week
3 full days : £485.00/ month-using full entitlement of 22 hours of funding/week
4 full days: £795.00/month- using full entitlement of 22 hours of funding /week
5 full days: £1028.50/month-using full entitlement of 22 hours of funding/week
Hourly rate: £10.25
Food: £9.60/day
Enhanced curriculum: £8.00/day
Non funded Fees:
1 day/ week - £318.75
2 days/ week - £637.50
3 days/ week - £956.25
4 days/ week - £1275.00
5 days/ week - £1514.06
These fees include all food/consumables/cotton bottom nappies/sun cream.
We offer 9 month, 2 years, 3-4 year funding and non funded sessions.
The standard 15 or 30 hours of funding is stretched over 51 weeks, allowing a maximum of 11 hours ( if only eligible for the 15 hours of funding- this applies to 3 year old's only) or 22 hours (if eligible for the full 30 hours of funding) per week.
Our daily price for food includes all snacks/organic milk/lunch and dinner- we source predominately organic produce when and where possible.
All our meals are lovingly prepared on-site by our experienced, full time chef. She uses fresh, high quality ingredients to create a delicious and nutritious range of snacks, lunches and dinners. We cater for all dietary needs and preferences. Our menus change seasonally to offer variety and reflect the best of what each season has to offer.
Enhanced curriculum:
We offer a range of enriching extras that are not covered by the government funding such as:
Trips/ Music Mike/Yoga/Forest School /sun cream- these are just some of the many added experiences we provide to enhance your child's learning and enjoyment at nursery.
Please contact the office for further information on funding and fees.
Growing Up Green has a Review Score of 9.8 (9.781) out of 10, based on 11 reviews in the last 2 years.
Over all time Growing Up Green has 42 reviews.
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There's always a range of activities including indoor and outdoor play, Music Mike and trips to the local park. As well as having lots of fun I can see how far he's come in his learning as his counting and knowing what different numbers look like is very impressive. He often points out lots of things I never even knew he knew and I've thought 'where did you learn that?!' Finally, they have a great menu with a variety of healthy snacks. He still has 1 more year left and I know his time there has prepared him well for school.
The Review Score of 9.8 (9.781) out of 10 for Growing Up Green is based on a) the Average Rating and b) the number of positive Reviews.
The maximum Review Score for a Day Nursery is 10, which is made up from the Average Rating of Reviews (maximum of 5 points) and the Number of Reviews (maximum of 5 points) in the last 24 months:
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I have been the co-owner of Growing Up Green Nurseries since we opened our first setting in 2005, following the birth of my first child.
I began my pathway into education and childcare when I started my teaching degree at the University of Brighton. After spending time travelling and teaching abroad, I returned to work in London as a primary school teacher, where I took on subject leadership in the Early Years with specialisms in Literacy and the Arts.
Moving back to Brighton in 2000 with a wealth of experience from working in a challenging inner-city school, I took on a senior management role within the largest first and middle school in Sussex, leading the Early Years team and lower school. I progressed to a deputy headteacher role and coordinated the SEND and Inclusion provision.
Stepping away from mainstream teaching and leadership to create an independent nursery environment at Growing Up Green has been an incredibly fulfilling endeavour. It enabled me to put my years of early years and management experience into something that I felt truly passionate about. This led to creating an enriching learning environment, developing a child-led curriculum, inspiring staff to look for awe and wonder and building a strong, nurturing community for our children, parents and staff.
I have been the co-owner of Growing Up Green Nurseries since we opened our doors in 2005.
Childcare has always been a central part of my life- I grew up living above a nursery owned by my family, which gave me a real love and understanding of Early Years from a very young age. That early experience stayed with me and shaped the path I have followed ever since.
After earning my Bachelor of Education (Bed Hons) from Nottingham Trent University, I went on to teach overseas for several years, broadening my perspective and deepening my understanding of different educational approaches.
On returning to the UK, I opened my first nursery in Cambridgeshire before relocating to Brighton in 2004 to start my family and pursue my vision of opening a nursery in the area.
Founding Growing Up Green has allowed me to combine my personal experience, professional training and passion for creating nurturing, enriching environments where children can truly thrive. It has been a real privilege to create a space where children feel safe, happy and inspired to learn every day.
I am the current Deputy Manager of Growing Up Green Nursery.
I have a range of experiences working with children in nurseries, schools and home settings. I am a qualified primary school teacher. During my experiences teaching, I specialised in the Early Years and worked in a nursery as a preschool teacher for 3.5 years. Through this, I found my love for the early years and pursued this passion by gaining my Master's degree in Early Years Education.
I am incredibly passionate about the early years, supporting children to grow and thrive in a nurturing and caring environment. I believe in a holistic and child-centred approach where all children’s needs are considered and valued.
I am the Special Educational Needs Coordinator (SENCO) of the nursery, and I am experienced in supporting children with a wide range of special educational needs.
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