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We offer a Baby/Toddler group for ages 0-4 with their parents/carers on Mondays from 10am -12pm, with tidy up music and dance starting at 11:40am. We have a wide range of activity zones including role play, dressing up, tuff tray activity, arts and crafts, ride on vehicles, baby zone with bouncer and baby gym, tents and tunnels, dinosaurs, toy cars, puzzles, prams and dolls and a library area. Unlimited tea, coffee and biscuits included. Suggested donation £1 a family.

Hi I am Carrie a childminder registered with Ofsted. I am also a member of the southend children come first network. I am insured by and a member of Pacey. I am an accredited childminder which means I can claim the preschool funding for 3 and 4 year olds and also 2 year olds who are entitled to funding, which is 15 hours a weeks.
I live with my partner and my 2 sons who are 21 and 15 and i... Read more

The Fairways Schools were built in 1952 and 1953 and Fairways Primary School was formed in September 1985, when the Infant and Junior schools merged. There are currently 432 pupils on roll and the school has a two-form entry, with most classes containing 30 children. The Speech and Language Resource Base is an integral part of the school, children who attend the Speech and Language Resource Base are... Read more

At Thorpedene, we strive to be an engaging environment as well as an engaging school. The children are lucky to have a wide range of resources across the school including multiple outside areas and a heavily resourced library.

Cake Club is a welcoming and non-judgmental parenting support and playgroup, with weekly sessions held in Southend, Westcliff, Eastwood, Leigh-on-Sea, Rochford, Shoebury and Hockley, combining the sling library (run by Slings-on-Sea, part of Parenting-on-Sea CIC) and infant feeding support with a social and supportive playgroup; a community of like-minded parents coming... Read more

Southend Museum was built in 1905-6 at a cost of £9,374 and originally housed Southend Library.

The building was commissioned and paid for by the philanthropist Andrew Carnegie, a Scottish-born American immigrant, who went from rags to riches in the steel manufacturing industry.

The building houses the wonderful finds from the Prittlewell... Read more

Opening Times Monday to Saturday - 9am til 5pm

Facilities
Rhyme time sessions Mondays 10.30am
Car parking behind library
Wheelchair accessible
Wheelchair accessible toilet
Photocopying
Computer access
Free wi-fi
Meeting room for hire
Disabled parking

Opening Times Monday to Saturday - 9am til 5pm

Facilities
Story Rhyme Sessions on Tuesdays
Street parking along The Broadway
Lift with full access to the first floor
Hearing Loop
Photocopying
Computer access
wi-fi

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