LECROPT NURSERY
AND
BRIDGE OF ALLAN OUT OF SCHOOL CARE
We are a Partnership Nursery and receive funding from Stirling Council for our 3-5 year old children. Please click below for more information. Our Out of School Care is part of the same company as the nursery and is based within the school grounds.
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Job vacancies now available - July 2018
Please see the descriptions in our job opportunities section.
Please see the descriptions in our job opportunities section.
An Introduction from our Director....
My name is Lorna Jack and I am the Director of Lecropt Nursery, Bridge of Allan Out of School Care and Old Doune Road Nursery.
After spending some years using the services of private nurseries I realised there was a demand for more choice for this type of service in our area and being a working mum myself I felt I had some knowledge as to what working parents wanted for their children.
Over the years all three services have gained an excellent reputation as caring and conscientious providers of quality childcare. All three of our settings provide a “home from home” with the needs of the children and their parents being addressed with care, sensitivity, flexibility and professionalism.
Our Mission, Vision & Values
MISSION
We support children and families through the development of quality early learning and childcare.
VISION
We aim to develop an active community where children and families are supported to realise their potential.
VALUES
We support the U.N. Convention on the Rights of the Child; the Documentation Approach; the High/Scope approach and the Reggio Approach and in particular the following principles and values that underpin all aspects of our work:
Principles that promote:
Values confirming:
My name is Lorna Jack and I am the Director of Lecropt Nursery, Bridge of Allan Out of School Care and Old Doune Road Nursery.
After spending some years using the services of private nurseries I realised there was a demand for more choice for this type of service in our area and being a working mum myself I felt I had some knowledge as to what working parents wanted for their children.
Over the years all three services have gained an excellent reputation as caring and conscientious providers of quality childcare. All three of our settings provide a “home from home” with the needs of the children and their parents being addressed with care, sensitivity, flexibility and professionalism.
Our Mission, Vision & Values
MISSION
We support children and families through the development of quality early learning and childcare.
VISION
We aim to develop an active community where children and families are supported to realise their potential.
VALUES
We support the U.N. Convention on the Rights of the Child; the Documentation Approach; the High/Scope approach and the Reggio Approach and in particular the following principles and values that underpin all aspects of our work:
Principles that promote:
- The welfare of the child
- Parents as the first and foremost educators of their children
- Working in partnership with others
Values confirming:
- Children are unique and should be respected as individuals, with rights, needs and views of their own
- The right of children to play and its importance in childcare, learning and development
- Parents as partners in the children’s care, learning and development
- Inclusiveness, individuality, differences and diversity are valued and celebrated
- Equality of opportunity for all children and adults
