
Four Settings To Choose From
Maryvale Nurseries comprises of four nursery settings throughout the Liverpool City Region. Each of these settings provides a safe and fun environment for children, with the Early Years Foundation Stages framework in place. Click on each picture below to learn more about a specific nursery!
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The Role Of Parents/Carers
Each of our settings at Maryvale Nurseries applies the same roles to parents and carers. We ask that you take an active approach to these roles and ensure items and tasks are followed through if required.
Safety
It is important for parents and carers to:
- Provide the names and telephone numbers of the person or persons we can contact in case of sickness or emergency and also to inform us of any changes in a condition.
- Inform us if you cannot collect your child and tell us who will do so on your behalf, with a description of what they look it and ensure they know the child's secret password.
- Inform us of any reasons for absences</li/>
- Tell us of any significant happenings at home which may affect your child's behaviour in nursery


Starting Nursery
When your child is due to start nursery, you should:
- Attend nursery with your child during settling-in time until he or she is happy to be left.
- Provide clothing that is easily washable (Children's clothes will get dirty at the nursery settings!)
- Share your child's interests by talking with them about what they have been doing in nursery.
- Tell us about your own observations and provide comments which will be added to your child's record.
- Discuss or write comments on the care we are providing, we great appreciate and welcome feedback.
Sickness
If your child falls ill:
- Collect your child from nursery if he or she becomes ill as soon as possible
- Keep a sick child at home (please read sickness and illness policy)
- Inform us if your child has contracted an infectious disease or has head lice. (This will enable us to keep an eye out with regards to the other children)


Parents As Partners
Research shows children achieve higher standards across all areas of development when parents/carers are actively involved in nursery life. A comment box is available in the reception area of all our settings, feedback is highly valued. We encourage parents/carers as partners. Please feel welcome to get involved.
Clothes Will Get Dirty & Wet!
As your child plays in and explores nursery, there are many different activities taking place, which involve painting, playing with dough, sand, water, soil and water and many more messy activities.
Although we do ensure the children wear aprons, no matter how well, they are covered up they will get paint or whatever the activity happens to be on them. all paints and materials used are child friendly non-toxic and supposedly non-staining, but we have found certain colours do stain!
Please can we ask all parents and carers to ensure they only put clothes on their child/children they would not mind too much if they did gt stained or messy? Mess is good quality learning!








