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off-site activities, we are currently fundraising for a disabled minibus which we hope to be in a position to purchase by the end of this year.


NURSERY If your child was 3 years old before 31st August 2012 you are entitled to 20 hours free nursery care. We still have a limited number of spaces available at our nursery in Green Street which has just undergone a complete refurbishment internally and externally (including our extensive outdoor area), thanks to the incredible generosity of the Lloyds TSB Foundation, the Association of Jersey Charities and the Variety Club.


In addition to this, our exciting new nursery at the Play Care Centre, Le Hurel, La Pouquelaye is now open too - and both settings are the perfect place for your child to prepare for primary school life.


To celebrate the opening of our exciting new nursery at Le Hurel, we are offering our parents:


• Purchase a minimum of 2 days (4 hour sessions) and get 1 day free.


• Free parking available during session – parents using our facility can leave their cars with us and then either walk or catch the bus into town.


• “Pop in and Play Thursday s” – enjoy a free 2 hour session from 10am to 12pm where you can bring your child along to the nursery and stay with them whilst they play.”


and engage with the world.


It considers their


whole range of experiences including emotions, language development, physical development, making friends and learning to look after themselves.


Centre Point Trust has a proven record within the community for working hard to support children and their parents. As a non-profit making organisation, we ensure that any grants, donations and subsidies benefit the children directly.


You may choose to have less or more than the allocated free hours, and your child can attend either nursery at a time that suits you and them as we are fully flexible on the hours or days you choose. The other great thing is that we have year-round enrolment, so your child can join us at a time that suits you.


All our nursery care is focused on pre-school education and aims to build key skills as a secure foundation for later learning.


Our nursery care aims to nurture children’s natural drive to explore


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All of our staff hold nationally endorsed qualifications in Early Years Child Care and Education, along with certificates in First Aid, Child Protection and infection control.


What the kids have to say...


k “ I loved surfing because I


ept falling off the surf board and it was hilarious! ” Phoebe Sioville


n “ Rock pooling, Hi my


ame is Maisey, I did rock pooling it was really fun because the fish are really


really fast I caught one and it ran away. But still I was laughing my socks off. ” Maisey Anderson


b “ Coasteering is fun


ecause you get to jump


off really high rocks and we had to swim and go


through a really dark cave and the sea current kept crashing and pulling.” William Sutton


“ Banana Boating was really fun because you go on a


boat shaped as a banana and get pulled on the sea but you do not have to


worry because they give you life jackets, helmets and stuff to put around your


arms. You get pulled along by another boat, it is even more fun if you fall off. ” Amelia McCarney


“ Hi my name is Bethany and I have been on an


awesome trip surfing. My favourite part of surfing is


catching a wave. I caught a wave about 40 times and I


love running to the stairs and back. So try Centre Point for Breakfast, after school and holidays for your kids. ” Bethany Ash


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