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Keeping every child safe
As a nursery we have created a safe environment for all. We completing daily risk assessments and welcome our housekeeper who keeps maintains health and hygiene across all areas of the nursey. We comply with all legislation and guidance on infection control and illness, within an Early Years setting. On site, we have several trained head First Aiders, Fire Marshalls and Safeguarding Officers, to ensure the highest standards.
We recognise your child is unique
Bliss Childcare and Nursery School opened in September 2019 in the former Southfields Methodist Church. We are conveniently located only a 10 minute walk from Wimbledon park and Earlsfield train stations and 15 minute walk from Southfields train station.
At Bliss we believe that children are the future and that’s why our nursery gives our children the opportunities to become confident little learners. Bliss is brought to you by a team of childcare experts who have collectively been in the childcare industry for 40+ years and are parents themselves. At Bliss we believe that children learn through play with the support of strong and capable practitioners.
Our knowledge and experience come from running two highly successful nurseries for over 20 years. We are a proactive team that are always learning new skills and building on our own personal experiences to give the children the best possible education.
Therefore, we provide an all-inclusive service for your child along with a range of activities available and additional included classes such as Music, Sports and Yoga.
"The children get taken on outings regularly, she’s encouraged to be independent and meeting all her milestones at an amazing pace. We are updated with all the lovely activities she does during the day with pictures and videos. The staff make a lot of effort with parents daily and organise events such as Mother’s Day social, Easter bonnet parade and parent stay and play. The children are provided with fresh healthy meals cooked on-site every day."