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I would like to welcome you to Yaqadoodle Childcare Academy, a registered Nursery practice regulated by Ofsted located in Stretford. A place where we pride ourselves on providing the highest quality care, ensuring our team of Nursery practitioners are able to do this in a clean, secure and friendly environment covering all aspects of EYFS.

The Yaqadoodle team support your child’s growth and learning by adopting age appropriate stimulating activities, both indoors and outdoors, in order to promote their independence and build their confidence, ensuring they have a successful happy start in life.

I would also like to mention, in light of the coronavirus pandemic, Yaqadoodle is one of the few childcare providers in Stretford, Manchester to remain open during these unprecedented times. We continue to have a firm commitment to support vulnerable children and whose parents are key workers. We recognise that key workers are crucial to the coronavirus response, and my team and I wish to offer our full support and gratitude by providing a dedicated childcare service, in order for key workers to continue their vital work.

With this in mind, Yaqadoodle has further stepped up safety measures following Government announcements. The safety and wellbeing of our staff, and service users is of paramount importance to us, which is why we have implemented a number of key measures in the nursery. These are being closely monitored as child safety within our care, remains paramount and at the heart of what we do.

You will be aware that in 2022 the Nursery was inspected by Ofsted. We are delighted to announce that Yaqadoodle Childcare Academy has officially been awarded ‘Good’ in every category by Ofsted. You can click the link below to read the report.

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Our mission at Yaqadoodle Childcare is to provide high-quality affordable childcare, which meets the individual requirements of every child, where they feel supported and valued.


Caterpillar room are doing playdough manipulation today.We will be squishing and squashing with our hands and having a go of using some tools.Playdough can help children todevelop hand, eye, arm and body coordination and finger and hand muscles through squeezing, patting, pounding, rolling, poking and pinching, cutting with scissors.dramatise about food and cooking and identify with the role of the family cook. ... See MoreSee Less
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Painting dafodills. This week in caterpillar room we we have been painting some dafodills to put on our spring display.Painting, one of the six areas of artistic experience that should be available to children within the EYFS, offers them opportunities to explore, experiment and communicate their ideas through colour and mark-making, using a variety of materials and tools. ... See MoreSee Less
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The preschool children will enjoy playing in the different coloured rice all in aide of St Patrick's day yesterday. The children will be using small scoops to scoop and fill the jugs which is part of the EYFS for the maths section of emptying and filling and talking about capacity. ... See MoreSee Less
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