The Burrow is very proud of its Team of extremely skilled and experienced practitioners led and managed by a qualified primary school teacher. Our engagement and interaction with the children is always innovative and inspiring, and our exceptionally high ratio of staff means we never miss the chance to teach something new!

The Burrow aims to:

- ‘Teach children to DO things and inspire them to BE something’

- give them the opportunity to encounter new and exciting challenges

- help them discover a sense of awe and wonder in their learning

- encourage them to value and care for the world around them

- enable them to reach their full potential, working in partnership with their parents and carers

- provide them, their parents and carers with experiences that promote equality and value diversity

- nurture them to work together to enhance life in the local community

So, whether it’s learning to put on their coats, eat their snack, paint a picture, dig a hole, look at beetles, stand in line, sing some songs, feed the rabbits (or ducks or chickens or stick insects!), construct a den, talk to an adult, go on a map-walk, cook an egg, write their name, ride a bike, cut a sandwich, wait their turn, climb a tree, use good manners, identify a bird, share their toy, compare wellie boot sizes, read a book, grow some carrots, wash their hands, count the cups, build a tower, dress a doll, know the days of the week, sift the sand, pour their drink, print a pattern, stomp in a puddle, chat over lunch, make a shell mobile, chop some fruit, buckle their shoe, toast a marshmallow, construct a rope swing, jump in a leaf pile, measure the capacity of a bucket, remember their birthday, say good morning, mix a mud pie, act out a well-known story, sit round a campfire, chalk on the patio, recite a favourite nursery rhyme… in fact everything that fills the exciting world of a child at The Burrow… the Team will always be:

‘Teaching to DO, Inspiring to BE’.