A typical day

A day at YOURBRAND

Here is how a day at the nursery flows. The rhythms are predictable - this reassures the children - but always respectful of their pace: those who need to sleep sleep, those who want to play a bit longer can. The pre-school timetable follows a similar structure, with longer activities.

  1. 07:00

    Welcome

    Children arrive calmly, a greeting for every family and free play to settle in. The early club welcomes those who start early.

  2. 09:00

    Snack and circle time

    Fresh fruit, then everyone in a circle: the good-morning song, the roll-call, the story of what we will do today.

  3. 09:30

    Morning activity

    The highlight: art studio, modelling, music, building or experiments, split by age group.

  4. 10:45

    Outdoor play

    Into the garden in almost any weather: running, digging in the patch, riding tricycles, watching the seasons.

  5. 11:30

    Lunch

    A fresh meal made in our kitchen. We set the table together, taste, chat: children grow at the table.

  6. 12:30

    Nap and rest

    The nap room falls quiet. Those who do not sleep rest with a book or a calm activity.

  7. 15:00

    Afternoon snack

    A gentle waking and a wholesome snack, to recharge for the afternoon.

  8. 15:30

    Play and workshops

    Free play, small workshops and reading. The children choose, the educators support.

  9. 16:30

    Reunion

    Mum and dad arrive: a quick word about the day and lots of smiles. The late club stays for those who finish later.

With parents

Always informed, never anxious

Your child's day is no mystery. We tell, show and share - because trust is born of transparency.

A word every day

At drop-off and pick-up, a moment to tell how it went and flag anything small.

Diary and photos

A shared diary with activities, meals, rest and a few photos from the best days.

Meetings and celebrations

Individual meetings during the year and festive moments to share nursery life together.

Curious to see a real day?

Book a tour in the morning, when the children are in full swing: it is the best time to feel the atmosphere.