• Cygnets Childcare

    Your Early Years Education & Childcare Provider - Redhill, Surrey
    "We listen, respect and respond to child voice."










Cygnets Service Offer.


As an Early years education provider, Cygnets Childcare offers a comprehensive range of services to support the development and well-being of children and their families. Cygnets Childcare have a proven track record of supporting many children from vulnerable and diverse backgrounds since 2011 and have many happy stories to encourage. 

Here are some key services typically provided:

Services For Children

    1. Educational Programs: These programs are based on the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework, focusing on areas such as communication and language, physical development, personal, social, and emotional development, literacy, mathematics, understanding the world, and expressive arts and design.
    2. Play-Based Learning: Activities that encourage exploration, creativity, and problem-solving through play, which is essential for cognitive and social development.
    3. Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) Support: Customized support for children with special educational needs and disabilities to help them achieve their best possible outcomes.
    4. Health and Well-being: Programs that promote physical health, including nutritious meals, physical activities, and health checks. Mental health and emotional well-being are also supported through mindfulness and emotional literacy activities.
    5. Speech and Language Therapy: Services to assist children with communication and language development, often in collaboration with health professionals.
    6. Nature-Based Education: Outdoor learning experiences that foster a connection with nature and promote physical and emotional well-being.
    7. Emotional and Social Development: Programs designed to help children develop emotional intelligence, social skills, and positive relationships with peers and adults.
    8. Creative Arts and Music: Activities that encourage children to express themselves through art, music, and drama, fostering creativity and self-expression.
    9. STEM Activities: Introducing basic concepts of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics through hands-on activities and experiments to spark curiosity and critical thinking.
    10. Physical Development Programs: Activities that promote gross and fine motor skills, including sports, dance, and other physical exercises.
    11. Behavioral Support: Programs that provide strategies and guidance to help children manage their behavior effectively, fostering a positive and respectful environment.
    12. Multilingual Support: Services that support children who speak multiple languages or are learning English as an additional language, helping them to integrate and succeed in their educational journey.
    13. Cultural and Diversity Programs: Activities that celebrate and teach about different cultures, promoting inclusivity and respect for diversity.
    14. Technology Integration: Introducing children to age-appropriate technology and digital literacy skills to prepare them for the future.
    15. Outdoor Play and Exploration: Encouraging children to engage in outdoor play to develop physical skills, creativity, and a love for nature.
    16. Library and Literacy Programs: Providing access to a variety of books and literacy activities to foster a love for reading and improve language skills.
    17. Nutritional Education: Teaching children about healthy eating habits and involving them in meal preparation activities to promote lifelong healthy choices.
    18. Mindfulness and Relaxation: Incorporating mindfulness practices and relaxation techniques to help children manage stress and develop emotional resilience.
    19. Safety Education: Educating children on personal safety, including road safety, internet safety, and emergency preparedness.
    20. Environmental Awareness: Programs that teach children about sustainability, recycling, and caring for the environment.


These services collectively aim to create a supportive and enriching environment for children’s early development and to empower families to provide the best possible care and education for their children.

Further reading

1: Help for Early Years Providers 

2: Children and Family Health Surrey 

3: Early Help and Early Intervention 

4: Early Education 

5: Gingerbread : Brighton & Hove City Council

Services for Families

  1. Parenting Support and Education: Workshops and resources to help parents understand child development and effective parenting strategies.
  2. Family Engagement: Activities and events that encourage family involvement in the child’s learning process, strengthening the home-school connection.
  3. Early Help and Intervention: Services aimed at identifying and addressing issues early on to prevent them from escalating, including support for families facing challenges.
  4. Community Resources: Access to local community resources and services, such as health clinics, social services, and recreational programs.
  5. Practical Support: Assistance with practical needs, such as providing free food, clothing schemes, and washing facilities for families in need.
  6. Housing Support: Practical support with housing, including helping families access housing services, providing essential furniture like beds for children, and assisting with benefit claims.
  7. Financial Assistance: Guidance on accessing financial support, such as childcare vouchers, tax credits, and other benefits to help families manage the costs of early years education.
  8. Mental Health Support: Access to mental health resources and counseling services for parents and caregivers, helping them manage stress and maintain their well-being.
  9. Employment Support: Assistance with job searches, resume writing, and interview preparation to help parents and caregivers find and maintain employment.
  10. Transition Support: Guidance and support for families during key transitions, such as starting school, to ensure a smooth and positive experience for both children and parents.
  11. Parent-Child Activities: Programs that encourage bonding and interaction between parents and children, such as family reading sessions, craft workshops, and outdoor activities.
  12. Health and Nutrition Workshops: Sessions that educate families on healthy eating habits, meal planning, and overall wellness to support their children’s health.
  13. Language and Literacy Support: Resources and workshops to help parents support their children’s language and literacy development at home.
  14. Behavioral Support: Guidance and strategies for parents to manage and support their children’s behavior effectively, fostering a positive home environment.
  15. Student Support: Early years providers also offer individualized support for students, including personalized learning plans, one-on-one tutoring, and mentoring programs to help children achieve their full potential.
  16. Support for Parents Pursuing Higher Studies: Assistance for parents who are continuing their education, including flexible childcare options, financial aid information, and resources to balance study and family responsibilities. This can include grants and bursaries specifically for student parents, as well as access to study spaces and support networks.
  17. Early Years Funded Entitlement (EYFE): Providers offer the Early Years Funded Entitlement, which includes free childcare hours for eligible two, three, and four-year-olds. This support helps families access quality early education without financial strain.
  18. Family Counseling Services: Access to professional counseling services to help families navigate personal and relational challenges.
  19. Legal Aid and Advocacy: Assistance with legal issues, including family law, housing rights, and access to social services.
  20. Workshops on Digital Literacy: Training sessions for parents on using technology effectively and safely, both for themselves and to support their children’s learning.
  21. Support Groups: Facilitated support groups for parents to share experiences, gain advice, and build a community network.
  22. Transportation Assistance: Help with transportation needs, such as providing bus passes or coordinating carpools, to ensure children can attend early years programs regularly.
  23. Crisis Intervention: Immediate support and resources for families facing emergencies, such as domestic violence, homelessness, or sudden financial hardship.
  24. Cultural Competency Training: Programs that help families understand and navigate cultural differences, promoting inclusivity and respect within the community.

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