ABOUT CEDAR GROVE

A place to
feel at home.

Choosing a nursery means finding people you feel comfortable with, and a place where your child can be themselves.

We’re Cedar Grove Day Nursery in Enfield. We welcome children from 3 months to 5 years, with kindness, play and close family relationships at the heart of our approach.

Come and meet us Get to know us

Children and an adult enjoying a shared construction activity around a table — Illustrative photograph

Kindness in every day Room to be curious Growing together

A LITTLE WORLD, THOUGHTFULLY CREATED

Built around
little people.

Our purpose-built nursery on Lancaster Road brings together bright rooms and a secure outdoor garden, with spaces for each age and stage.

From cosy corners to places for lively play, the setting encourages children to explore, find their feet and grow in confidence. Secure entry and carefully chosen resources support the care we give each day.

3–15 MONTHS

Gentle beginnings.

Our baby room follows individual feeding and sleeping routines, with comfort, sensory play and familiar faces.

The baby room

15–24 MONTHS

Little choices. Growing voices.

Our Teenies room builds communication, early understanding and independence through familiar routines, repetition and responsive play.

The Teenies room

2 – 3 YEARS

Growing independence.

Our toddler room makes space for pretend play, conversation and the joy of trying things for themselves.

The toddler room

3 – 5 YEARS

Ready for what’s next.

In preschool, purposeful play builds communication, early maths and the everyday skills that help children prepare for school.

The preschool room

Take a closer look at our rooms

CARE THAT FEELS PERSONAL

Their own pace.
A familiar face.

You know your child best. Their routines, favourite comforter and the little things that make them smile all help us understand them.

We take time to listen, so you and your child can feel comfortable with this new chapter.

A little more for parents

A gentle first hello
Short settling-in visits give your child time to get used to the nursery. You can stay for part of these visits, and we shape the transition around their needs.
Someone who knows them
A dedicated key person gets to know your child’s routines and interests, supports their development and becomes a familiar point of contact for you.
Keeping you close
Daily handovers, photographs and regular updates help you stay involved. There’s room to ask questions, share changes at home and talk about how your child is getting on.

A child and an adult potting a flowering plant together outdoors — Illustrative photograph

LEARNING STARTS WITH CURIOSITY

A world to explore.
In their own way.

A question during a story. A new idea in the sand tray. The excitement of finding something outside. We believe there is so much to discover in an ordinary nursery day.

Our approach follows the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), with learning woven into stories, sensory experiences, imaginative play and outdoor exploration. These experiences support communication, physical development, early literacy and emotional wellbeing.

We encourage children to have another go, share an idea and enjoy finding things out for themselves, with support at their own pace.

How we learn and play