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Mallards Wood has capacity for fifty children - upstairs the baby rooms have nine
in each section
- split between the very young babies and the more active toddlers
- typically the rooms are divided by ability rather than by age for although both
areas are separated they are still part of an open-plan scheme
Both rooms come together to have meals on the adjoining ‘slip-resistant’ wet-play
area, this area is far more suited to the general chaos that ensues with water-play,
paint-dipping etc. and is quite frankly easier to clean up after mealtimes.
After
dinner both sections retire to their own rooms for nap-time, every child has their
own bed, their own bedding and their own toothbrush, just like at home
Downstairs the two pre-school rooms can take sixteen children each, in reality the
numbers fluctuate as children come down from the baby rooms to join their more boisterous
friends - and the older ones get ready for their big move to their new school.
Children
will be wearing mallards wood uniform by this stage and will be eating with their
peers, we sometimes join the rooms and eat in the communal area (for parties etc)
- but normally meals are in the child’s room
all the children can go outdoors whatever the weather, (well that being said - even
with sun-hats and factor fifty - we would ask children to stay in the shade on very
hot days) our ‘baby garden’ can be secured to separate the more ‘active’ children
from the ones that just want to snooze, so all age groups can use the garden together
The
rear of the garden has been converted into a decking ‘dock’ for our garden boat which
the children often use for adventures, the softplay (rubberised) area is covered
by the canopy - there are also artificial grass sections of the garden (which stay
green and ‘play-on-able’ all year) together with real grass (and real mud) there
are also ‘growing’ areas where the children dig, plant and grow
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