Strathkinness Nursery Unveils New Extension, Enhancing Learning Spaces and Outdoor Areas

The Little Beehive Nursery in Strathkinness is thrilled to announce the completion of its latest extension, a development that significantly enhances the nursery's facilities. The new extension provides additional floorspace for classrooms, improved outdoor areas for pre-school children, and even a dedicated balcony for the toddlers.

This ambitious project, which includes a £30,000 investment in new resources, underscores the nursery's commitment to creating a nurturing and stimulating environment for young learners.

Carol, Director of Little Beehive Nursery Group, expressed her pride in the successful completion of the project: "We are absolutely delighted with the new extension and the incredible effort that has gone into making it a reality. I want to extend my heartfelt thanks to the contractors and our dedicated team, whose hard work and attention to detail have ensured that this development meets our high standards. This expansion not only provides more space but also enhances the learning experience for the children, which is our top priority."

The Strathkinness Nursery is now better equipped than ever to support the growth and development of its children, offering a blend of modern, spacious classrooms and enriching outdoor environments that inspire creativity and exploration. The nursery looks forward to welcoming children into these improved spaces, ensuring they continue to receive the best possible care and education.


Sandra, Director of Little Beehive Nursery Group, also emphasized the significance of the new facilities: "High-quality learning environments are essential for children's development. This new extension is designed to offer our children the very best start in their educational journey. By investing in these enhanced spaces, we are ensuring that every child at Strathkinness Nursery has the opportunity to thrive in an environment that fosters creativity, exploration, and growth. With the expansion, the nursery's capacity could have increased by fifteen children. However, in a strategic decision to maintain the quality of care and keep classroom sizes smaller, capacity will only increase by four."