Pre-school

Our Pre-school

Romsey Mill’s Pre-school offers a warm, caring community where young children (aged 2 to 4 years old) to explore, play and develop. Children are left in the care of our caring, experienced, qualified staff.

Our 2 year olds meet in the Romsey Mill Centre, Hemingford Road and we take children from the term after their 2^nd birthday.

Our 3 year olds meet in the Ross Street Community Centre. This helps us to plan more effectively for each child’s developmental needs based on the Early Years Foundation Stage.

Sessions run Monday to Friday, 9am – 12 noon during term time. We accept children who are 2 year old funded, 3 year old funded, and fee paying. The pre-school fees from September 2022 will be £17.10 per session.

Please more information, contact Sylvia Briscoe, Pre-school Coordinator at [email protected] or 01223 213162.

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