Open Evening 2018
Wednesday 19th September 5.30pm - 7.30pm
Sixth Form Open Evening
Wednesday 17th October 5:30pm - 7:30pm
Open Morning Tours
Monday 24th, 25th & 26th September between 9.45am - 10.30am
To arrange a morning tour, please contact us: 01622 743152
officecornwallis@futureschoolstrust.com www.cornwallisacademy.com
Little Monsters Pre-school Maidstone
*FREE We let children follow their own fascinations
We take pride in being able to reach out to children and connect at all levels and abilities. We’ll work together to create positive learning behaviours & nurture the naturally inquisitive mind.
Little Monsters pre school has been offering a growing environment for little ones for 6 years. We are effective at developing every child’s uniqueness and work with a wide range of children from all backgrounds.
We encourage children to enjoy and rejoice in our differences and share similarities.
We teach the children base values and encourage their natural curiosity to explore.
We try to create a calm, focused atmosphere, but there’s no restraint upon individuals, each child can pursue the projects they are interested in – whether they require physical activity or sitting still – so energy levels and interest are optimised for all.
* FREE places for eligible 2,3 & 4 year olds, funded for 15 or 30 hours, childcare vouchers accepted. Private students accepted also.
‘Children are safe and secure, they have developed excellent relationships with staff that know them well and are responsive to their individual needs. Children are confident to explore their environment’.
Contact – Trudy Glenister, Owner or Kelly Woolway, Manager E:
littlemonsterspre-school@hotmail.co.uk www.littlemonsterspre-school@
hotmail.co.uk Howard De Walden Centre, Bluett Street/Boxley Rd, Maidstone, Kent. ME14 2UG
Opening Times
9:15am - 2:15pm Monday - Friday Term time only
07973 851262 Maidstone October 2018 25
33% increase in the number of students achieving A*-B with a record number of UCAS applications
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