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Canopy Children’s Nurseries – providing children with the power to change the world in their own unique ways


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anopy Children’s Nurseries is an exciting new nursery brand and franchise that aims to disrupt the traditional nursery market with its unique


approach to early years education and modern childcare needs. Managing director Sarah Beattie explains:


“At Canopy we exist to offer parents and children a ‘home-from-home’ day nursery experience that helps families thrive. We are on a mission to give children the best beginnings and to give busy parents more harmony in their lives.” Canopy is a sophisticated brand,


appealing to aspirational parents who want to develop a trusted partnership with their nursery to provide their children with magical experiences and an exceptional early years’ education. The prototype nursery,


which has just been completed in Solihull, provides a beautiful, enabling environment for babies and young children, promoting a warm, calm atmosphere. Sarah also describes how the Canopy brand was developed during the national lockdown period earlier this year: “As Dr Seuss said: ‘When something bad happens you have three choices: you can either let it define you, let it destroy you or you can let it strengthen you’. We decided that we would use this period to develop our nursery brand and franchise system, something which had always been on our agenda and we are delighted with what we have achieved. We have now recruited our first two Canopy franchisees and we look forward to supporting them to open their own Canopy Children’s Nurseries in 2021.”


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Investment level: £20k-£50k


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