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Fennies to open new nursery in Reading in June

Jake Clothier by Jake Clothier
Tuesday, April 15, 2025 4:53 am
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Fennies Nurseries has announced that is is opening a new site in Reading after 33 years of providing care for youngsters. Picture: Jason Sung, via UnSplash

Fennies Nurseries has announced that is is opening a new site in Reading after 33 years of providing care for youngsters. Picture: Jason Sung, via UnSplash

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A NEW nursery is set to open in Reading this summer.

Fennies Nurseries has announced that is is opening a new site in Reading after 33 years of providing care for youngsters.

The nursery is set to open on Rose Kiln Lane, marking the 25th location the company has established since it launched in 1992.

The new site will feature two baby rooms designed to provide interactive experiences, including exploring textures, sounds and sights.

It will have two toddler rooms that promote hands-on experiences and imaginative play, and two preschool rooms where children are guided through engaging activities that challenge their critical thinking and develop problem-solving skills.

It has a garden with a mud kitchen, a growing area, a sandpit, and a cosy den.

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It will also feature a dedicated cooking and art studio, as well as a parent room and buggy parking.

Fennies will seek to build partnerships with other local schools and educational institutions and also aims to organise community trips

The new nursery will open on Rose Kiln Lane, Reading, in June.

More information about Fennies Nurseries is available via: fennies.com

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