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Kindred Royston Newmarket Road Pre-School

We are open 07:30 - 18:00

3 Newmarket Rd, Royston SG8 7HG

Rated Good by Ofsted


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Call us for a chat - 01763 246350


What makes Kindred Royston Newmarket Road unique?

At Kindred Royston Newmarket Road Pre-school, we believe in the power of outdoor play - come rain or shine! With safety and warm clothing provided, our children enjoy fresh air and adventure every day. 

Our wonderful outdoor space includes a calming sensory garden, and our forest school, held on a nearby school site, offers endless opportunities for woodland learning and exploration. 

We're passionate about connecting nursery and home life. Our specially designed cooking boxes, created by our talented chef, give families the chance to cook together and extend learning beyond the nursery.  A firm favourite with our children is Chester Bear, our beloved nursery bear, who goes home with one of our children each weekend for exciting adventures.  

Looking for childcare for under 2's? Find out more about Kindred Royston Church House.


  • Age Range:  We offer care for children ages 2-5 years.
  • Opening Hours: Open 07:30 - 18:00, 51 weeks of the year.
  • Ofsted Rating: Rated Good by Ofsted, 15th September 2021.
  • Location: We are located on Newmarket Road, Royston.
  • Government Funding: We accept all government funding including 30 free hours.
  • Enrichment Activities: Dance, Forest School, Cooking, Little Wiggles, Athletics.
  • Food Provisions: Fresh meals from our accredited menu prepared daily by our on-site chef. 
  • Discounts: 5% NHS and Service Personnel discounts available.

A day in the life at Kindred Royston Newmarket Road

Start of Day

  • Open at 07:30, arrivals and warm welcomes
  • Rolling nutritious breakfast until 08:30
  • Free-flow play and child-led exploration

Morning

  • Circle time, discussions and age-appropriate group activities
  • Focused learning activities based on age and stage of development, including number, shape, language and sensory experiences
  • 11:00 snack time
  • Free-flow indoor and outdoor play

Afternoon

  • Lunch from 11:30
  • Sleep and rest time for children who need it, with quiet activities, sensory room experiences and child-led play available for children who are awake
  • Outdoor play from 14:00
  • Free-flow play from 14:00 to 15:00

Evening

  • Dinner from 15:30
  • Group time and focused activities
  • Garden time and activities tailored to each child's individual interests and learning goals
  • Child-led play and winding-down activities
  • Goodbyes and home time, close at 18:00
Our Location

Our Location


Kindred Royston Newmarket Road Pre-School
3 Newmarket Road,
Royston,
SG8 7HG

We are located on Newmarket Road in Royston. 


Parent Reviews

  • "Having sent both my son and daughter to the pre-school, I have only positive things to say about our experiences. The staff have been great, the development of my children is fantastic and they have enjoyed every bit of their pre-school journey and moved on to school absolutely ready and thriving. I feel safe in the knowledge that my children are being well looked after and are happy. To the extent I have ever made suggestions to enhance our experience further, they are always listened to and acted upon my comments which is fantastic. I would most certainly recommend the setting."

    Jo S

  • "We are very happy with the preschool. Our son seems to have settled really well and I believe there is a good range of activities for him to get involved in that play to different skills and strengths. The staff are friendly and seem to really care about him. We love the Forest School too."

    O B

 

 

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Fees at Kindred Royston Newmarket Road Pre-School

The fee information below is for full time places, please speak to Kindred Newmarket Road's Manager for their full availability of sessions on offer. 

Please note all fees have been rounded to the nearest pound in this table. Download the full fee sheet below for more concise pricing.

2 to 5 - 30 Hour Funding

Monthly Fees

  3 Days 4 Days 5 Days
Full Day Extra Care (07:30 to 18:00) £346 £746 £1,146
Full Day (08:00 to 18:00) £292 £673 £1,054
Short Day (08:00 to 16:00) £72 £419 £766

Consumables Charge per Month

Under 3 years old: Food £30.00, Non-Food £10.00, Activities £10.00 

Over 3 years old: Food £52.00, Non-Food £6.00, Activities £22.00

3 to 5 Years - 15 Hour Funding

Monthly Fees

  2 Days 3 Days 4 Days 5 Days
Full Day Extra Care (07:30 to 18:00) £373 £773 £1,173 £1,573
Full Day (08:00 to 18:00) £336 £717 £1,098 £1,479
Short Day (08:00 to 16:00) £209 £556 £903 £1,250

Consumables Charge per Month

Over 3 years old: Food £26.00, Non-Food £3.00, Activities £11.00

0 to 3 Years - No Funding

Monthly Fees

  1 Days 2 Days 3 Days 4 Days 5 Days
Full Day Extra Care (07:30 to 18:00) £400 £800 £1200 £1600 £2000
Full Day (08:00 to 18:00) £381 £762 £1,143 £1,524 £1,905
Short Day (08:00 to 16:00) £347 £694 £1,041 £1,388 £1,735

 

 

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Begin your child's Kindred Adventure!

During your one-to-one visit to our Kindred Nursery and Pre School, we will talk you through our ethos, show you how we inspire our children to be curious learners and help you to experience how we spark their imaginations.

You will meet with our incredible team and they will be able to help answer any questions you may have. Whether it is about our settling-in process or government funding options to help with childcare costs.

Book your visit and discover for yourself how we fill our children’s days full of awe and wonder to help them to grow and thrive in an early years setting.

 

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Our Team

Meet Our Kindred Royston Newmarket Road Nursery Staff


Jenny Paskins
Pre-School Manager

Hi, my name is Jennifer (also known as Jenny or Jen). 

Childcare has always been a passion of mine from a young age and I have now worked in the industry since 2007. I feel so honoured to be a part of each and every child's early years experiences. Since working in childcare, I have been particularly interested in the opportunities that outdoor environments provide to early learning. This influenced my interest in forest school, and I have since obtained my Level 3 forest school leadership award. 

I have worked my way up the ladder, from practitioner to manager and I always look forward to seeing where my next chapter takes me whilst I continue to help each child to blossom and reach their full potential at our pre-school whilst having lots of fun. 


Safety and Wellbeing

At Kindred Nurseries, the safety and well-being of our children, teams and families are our highest priorities. Safeguarding is woven into every aspect of our operations. We are dedicated to creating a safe, supportive and nurturing environment where children, staff and families can thrive. Read more about our commitment to safety and wellbeing.

Here are just a few of the ways we are committed to ensuring a safe environment for everyone:


Kindred Royston Newmarket Road Pre-School FAQs

What is the unique feel or ethos of your nursery team?

We pride ourselves on creating a space where families feel part of our nursery family. Building strong relationships is at the heart of what we do, and all of our staff, including our cooks, know the children well and take an active interest in their development, interests and wellbeing.

We value working closely with families and extending learning beyond the nursery. Initiatives such as Cook Like Eira encourage families to get involved together. 

Our ethos is centred around nurturing curious, independent and resilient children, giving them the confidence, skills and experiences they need to thrive.

How often do the children play outside?

We place a strong emphasis on outdoor learning and following children's natural curiosity. Children have free-flow access to our garden throughout the day and are encouraged to explore, discover, and learn through hands-on experiences in all weathers.

Our outdoor space plays a central role in nursery life, providing opportunities for children to dig in the sandpit, create in the mud kitchen, build with loose parts, grow and care for plants, and take part in Forest School-inspired activities. We grow tomatoes, herbs, lavender, mint, and marigolds, helping children experience nature through different smells, textures, colours, and tastes.

We also bring nature indoors, where children enjoy caring for our Giant African snail and exploring natural objects collected from the garden. Whether investigating how natural playdough changes colour and scent or safely hammering golf tees into watermelons while wearing safety goggles, we encourage children to learn through exploration, creativity, and discovery. Through these experiences, children develop a love and respect for the natural world, while building confidence, curiosity and independence.

How do you build relationships with parents?

We keep parents involved in their child's learning by regularly sharing photographs, observations, and celebrating their achievements, both in and outside of nursery. Whether a child has earned a swimming certificate, completed a puzzle, or achieved something special at home, we enjoy recognising and celebrating these successes within the setting. Our dedicated achievement board by the front door helps families share in these proud moments and celebrates each child's individuality.

We encourage family involvement through initiatives such as our book swap, welly swap, and Cook Like Eira, where children and families can enjoy cooking activities together at home.

What links do you have with local schools to prepare my child for the next step?

We work closely with local schools to help ensure children feel confident and ready for their next step. We build the skills children need for school through everyday experiences that encourage independence, resilience, and curiosity, such as making choices, asking for help, pouring their own drinks, and taking responsibility for simple tasks.

We invite local school teachers into the nursery to meet the children in a familiar and comfortable environment, helping to build confidence and ease the transition process. We also celebrate each child's achievements and interests, both in and outside of nursery, helping to develop their self-esteem and sense of belonging.

By nurturing confident, independent learners and supporting children emotionally and socially, we help ensure they are well prepared for a successful start at school.