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At Endeavour Academy, we live by our CORE values:
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Resilience
Excellence.
We show Commitment by keeping our promises, trying our best, and never giving up, even when challenges appear. We embrace Opportunity by being willing to try new things, set goals, and discover our talents so we can grow and achieve our dreams. We build Resilience by learning from setbacks, staying positive, and always getting back up when things don’t go as planned. And through Excellence, we aim high, work hard, and take pride in doing our very best every day.



We look forward to working with you as a family and value the opportunity to work as partners in the education of your children. We offer you the highest standard of personalised learning in a caring and supportive environment. Our aim is to promote life-long learning and to ensure that your child is fully equipped to embark on the next stage of their educational journey, having experienced a range of exciting opportunities provided by our excellent and committed staff.




Teaching Assistant
EY lead/Reception teacher
N/R Teacher

Doors open at 8:30. Please ensure your child arrives on time so that they don’t miss out on vital learning time.
Nursery children will take part in daily Little Wandle Phonics, English & Maths alongside continuous provision indoors & outdoors.
Children are encouraged to access high quality resources to support both child led and adult led learning experiences. Nursery learn alongside Reception children, developing key skills throughout the curriculum preparing them well for the next step.
30 hour places are also available.

Endeavour Academy offers 30 hours places for Nursery children.
To access this, please
1.Either click this link or go to https://www.gov.uk/apply-30-hours-
2.You’ll need your details (and your partner’s, if you have one), including your:
·National Insurance number
·Unique Taxpayer Reference (UTR), if you’re self-employed.
You can apply online for a childcare account to get a code for 30 hours and this code can be given to your child’s teacher.

Play is often viewed as a simple pastime for children, but its significance in early childhood education is profound. Play-based learning fosters essential cognitive, social, and emotional development in young learners.
Play-based learning is an educational approach that uses play as the primary mode of learning. Children engage in structured and unstructured play to explore concepts, solve problems, and develop skills. This method is rooted in the understanding that children learn best when they are actively involved and having fun.
Our highly skilled team provide a learning environment that enables children to explore, create, experiment and play! Our resources,equipment and activities are all set up in a way that meets the developmental needs of each child. Our staff will regularly play with the children because it is our skilled questioning and support that helps them to progress.Throughout each day the children will play independently, in groups, with an adult, at a table, on the floor, writing in a book, writing in the mud! We encourage all of our parents to play with their children at home too. You will be amazed at what children are capable of when we meet them at their level.




















Most children will start Nursery in the September that they are 3 years old.
If we have spaces, we can start ‘rising 3’s in January or April after they turn 3, enabling them to spend even more time in our Nursery.

Encourage your child to go to the toilet independently
Work with your child to develop their listening skills
Encourage independence where you can. Read stories about starting school e.g. ‘Topsy & Tim start school
Start socialising with other children to develop social skills. Promote your child talking as widely as possible

At Endeavour, we have an open door policy to talk to a member of staff at drop off & pick up
We use My Child at School app to send out announcement