Welcome to Manor Pre-School
Lighting up your child's early years
We are dedicated to providing the highest quality early years education and care in the world. We are creating magical and engaging learning spaces infused with cutting edge pedagogy and great teachers to nurture and enhance every child’s innate curiosity, creativity and ability to be a lifelong learner.
Our Philosophy
We believe that a combination of free and structured play, an engaging and interactive learning environment, and an abundance of love, care and attention provide the most solid foundation for children in the early years.
We are Ofsted Outstanding 2017
If you’re a parent with young children, it’s likely you keep a close eye on the Ofsted ratings. Schools rated as ‘outstanding’, the highest Ofsted grade are highly sought after, read our full Outstanding Report.
Free Early Education for 2 year olds & 3-4 years old
Your child can receive 15 hours of free early education per week, 38 weeks per year. Free places are offered as:
- three hours per day over five days
- five hours per day over three days
- 15 hours spread over the week
- or the hours can be stretched out to meet your needs.
Parent Childcare Survey 2021
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The Newham Mag
Featured Article: Issue 405
Many Newham parents are already benefiting from 15 hours of free childcare for their three-year-olds. The offer has now been extended to provide 30 hours of early education for those parents who qualify with children who are three or four- years-old.
Children and toddlers who attend nursery before starting school gain valuable social skills by playing with their peers and getting ahead with learning and development at the same time.
There are more than 180 registered providers who offer 30 hours of free childcare across the borough for parents who qualify, with many flexible options available to suit their needs.
The scheme is designed to help working parents with childcare costs as well as support others to get back into work. It does not apply to children already attending reception classes at school.
Manor Pre-school on High Street North, Manor Park, is one of the borough’s providers. Kellie Simpson, manager of the pre-school, said: “We’re involved in the 30 hours scheme to benefit working parents. Children also benefit as they practise writing their names, learn phonics and numeracy and build relationships with other youngsters.”
Shamsena Salam’s daughter Nadine Ahsan has taken up the offer at Manor Pre-school. Shamsena found out about the scheme from a leaflet and did not think twice about applying. She said: “One of the greatest benefits is not needing to pay as childcare can be very costly. Nadine also gets to interact with children her own age and her development has improved.”
Parents interested in taking up the offer of 30 hours childcare must first check if they are eligible at www.childcarechoices.gov.uk where they can also apply. You must apply a term ahead of when you want to
take up a place.
For more information email Info@manorpreschool.co.uk or call 020 8475 0642