


Our Chloe is the gold standard for story telling. Reading a story is more than just saying the words, tone, pace and facial expressions are so important when engaging children with stories. This all helps to build a strong connection between books and enjoyment

At Clarence House we proudly follow the principles of GIRFEC, allowing each child to be an individual , learning and exploring at their own pace. Our team of skilled practitioners have a good knowledge of the wellbeing indicators (SHANARRI) and provide quality care and learning experiences each day.


We love to see our children succeed in all that they do. Promoting independence is very important to us, and it’s easy to make children feel celebrated daily by taking part in small self-help tasks

Taking turns, finding worms, helping each other on swings, collecting winter twigs and leaves, mastering the tunnel chute, jumping in puddles, getting more confident climbing different apparatus and generally having a great time !

As part of our birdwatch week, we made some lovely bird feeders with string and cheerios. This was a bit of a tricky activity as we had to use our pincer grip and small motor skills to thread the hoops on to the string. We look forward to seeing the birds visiting our garden
Some of our staff attended a bushcraft training session with the children’s wood. We can now make fires safely and rig up tarps 🙂