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Welcome

Countess Gytha Preschool

 

We provide preschool and day care services in Queen Camel, Yeovil for children aged two to five.

We are a friendly preschool located in the beautiful, rural village of Queen Camel in Somerset. We provide a wide range of play activities, educational & fun toys, plenty of art and creative work, as well as music, story time and free flow to outside play, from 09.00am - 3.30pm each day.

We have morning sessions of  09.00am -12.00pm, lunch session 12.00pm -13.00pm then afternoon session 13.00pm-15.15pm/ 15.30pm Monday to Friday, term time only. Parents can choose what sessions they would like their child to attend and they can stay all day if they would like them to!

 

We have children attend our preschool that live in Queen Camel and the surrounding villages and towns of West Camel, Weston Bampfylde, Sparkford, North Cadbury, South Cadbury, Marston Magna, Mudford and Yeovil.

Wendy Flagg is our preschool manager.

 

We hope that you will find all the information that you need when you browse through the website. If you have any questions, comments or queries then do not hesitate to give us a call on 01935 850564 or email us at preschool@countessgytha.ppat365.org or come in and see us.

 

Preschool About Us

About our Preschool in Queen Camel

Our preschool was established in Queen Camel near Yeovil in 1982 and now operates from  purpose built facilities as part of the village primary school. We offer places to children from the age of 2 and most of our children go on to Countess Gytha Primary School in Queen Camel as well as to other primary schools in the area.

We are open Monday to Friday from 09.00am to 3.30pm and our location at the school provides ample parking and buggy park for parents as well as good access to a wide range of facilities including the school hall. We  have our own dedicated classroom, kitchen, toilets and outdoor area specifically designed to support our preschool age activities.

Our warm and well lit classroom is set out to be as open plan as possible, providing good communication and interaction between children using the distinct play areas within the room.

 

We encourage parents to contribute a piece of fruit for the sessions their children attend for fruit snack time. Milk and water are provided by the preschool. Parents need to provide a lunch-box for any lunch sessions or order hot meals via ParentPay.

Please find attached a copy of our latest prospectus:

Our designated child protection and safeguarding lead and deputies are shown on the attached Staying Safe document. 
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