St Anthony's Pre-school has helped parents of Brighton & Hove to care and develop their children for over 30 years. We are proud of our achievements and thrilled with the numbers of returning families year-on-year. We thrive to be a part of the local community, and are proud to see our children develop at the local schools that we feed in Hove, Hangleton and Portslade. We welcome everyone to visit and meet us. We are at St Peter's Community Hall on the corner of Holmes Avenue and Hangleton Road, Hove - next to the windmill. It is big, bright and has lots of lovely outdoor space for the children to play in. Our team members contribute to the caring and nurturing provision that we are well-known for.
Welcome to St Anthony's Pre-School
Low fees & flexible hours - FREE 15 and 30 hours accepted
Find us next to the windmill at:
St Peter's Community Hall -
Corner of Holmes Avenue / Hangleton Road, Hove, BN3 7LQ
St Anthony's Pre-School provides high-quality childcare in a safe environment for children to learn through play, with a varied selection of equipment and a well-qualified team (including local mothers themselves) who demonstrate patience and understanding of all the children’s needs.
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Inspection date: 20 November 2024
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Overall effectiveness Good
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How close are you to local schools?We are within 10 minutes walk from: Primary schools: Aldrington CofE (BN3 7QD) Bilingual School (BN3 7QA) Hangleton Primary School (BN3 8LF) Goldstone Primary School (BN3 7JW) West Blatchington Primary School (BN3 8BN) Secondary Schools: Kings (BN3 8BN) Blatchington Mill School (BN3 7BW) Hove Park School (BN3 7BN and BN3 8AD)
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What is the difference between a nursery, pre school and Kindergarten?The difference between a nursery, pre-school, and kindergarten largely depends on location and educational approach: Nursery: Typically for children aged 0-3 years, focusing on early development, play, and social interaction in a childcare setting. Pre-school: Usually for children aged 3-5 years, offering a structured early education environment that prepares them for primary school. Kindergarten: Commonly used in the US, Germany, and some other countries, referring to the first formal year of schooling for 4-6-year-olds, bridging the gap between early childhood education and primary school. In the UK, nurseries and pre-schools are more common, while in countries like the US, kindergarten is often the first year of compulsory education. St Anthony's pre-school takes children from 2-5, so we take children from a younger age than most pre-schools.
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Do you have outside space?Yes, and we encourage outdoor play as it's so important to development
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What Bus Routes are you on?There is a bus stop directly outside which is serviced by the: 5B (Every 10 minutes - Hangleton to Patcham via Church Road) 47A (Limited service - West Hove Sainsbury's to Saltdean) 52A (Limited service - Patcham to Woodingdean)