At Acorn we work with children, families and communities to uphold an ethic of care, placing relationships, wellbeing and inclusion at the centre of early years education to ensure the best possible outcomes for every child. Read more
At Acorn we work with children, parents and external agencies, as well as our local communities, to ensure the welfare and safety of children and to give them the very best start in life, ensuring children have the best possible outcomes. Read more
At Acorn we recognise the importance of nutritional and balanced meals, and how they help build the foundation of not only a healthy child but of lifelong food preferences. Read more
Working in partnership with other professionals and organisations to ensure children's welfare is safeguarded and their development needs are met Read more
Acorn maintains strong links with other people, groups and organisations in order to support our children and families become socially embedded in the local community Read more
The early years are critical in a child's development. Acorn's Ethic of Care means that we emphasise the social and emotional wellbeing of a child, and then build on that to stimulate their interest and curiosity. Read more
Working in partnership with our parents/carers is vital, both in regards to the emotional needs of the child, and the wider support needs of the family. Read more
Acorn’s Relational Pedagogy is our approach to teaching, learning and care, and reflects the way we run our organisation Read more