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Anyone got a child at an Active Learning Nursery

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mynewnickname · 14/12/2008 22:35

I've just read about this company as they're opening one near me - can't get my head around the idea of all the different 'studios' though....if anyone has a child at one of the existing branches please could you tell me what it's like?

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PortAndStilton · 14/12/2008 22:37

Aren't they mindbuggeringly expensive? (and I speak as one who lives in an area where all nurseries are verging on mindbuggeringly expensive)

PortAndStilton · 14/12/2008 22:39

More usefully, there's a thread here

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mynewnickname · 14/12/2008 22:40

Thanks Port - I didn't see that.

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moondog · 14/12/2008 22:41

Wot, as opposed to the more genrall passive learninog ones?

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mynewnickname · 14/12/2008 22:42

It all looks a bit up its own on the website if you ask me.

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Naoise · 15/12/2008 18:28

Hello i have my DD at Active Learning in Fulham and i couldnt recommened it more. She has been there for nearly 6 months now and loves going to Nursery everyday actually sometimes it is harder to try to get her to go home!

They have a great program for the children in nursery all inclusive in the price, yoga, dance, french, sports, art, music and a great maths and language programs for all age groups!

I cannot speak more highly of the nursery and staff.

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