Red Bus Nursery RAK

Red Bus Nursery RAK is a nursery in Al jazeera heritage village, Ras Al Khaimah offering the International Baccalaureate, EYFS curricula. Red Bus Nursery, located next to Al Hamra Village, provides a safe, secure and homely environment for children from the age of 8 weeks to *5 years of age.

Red Bus Nursery RAK's goal is for parents to continue with their lives comfortably in the knowledge that their children are in a safe, loving, stimulating and enjoyable environment, where they can feel relaxed and confident in their surroundings. Children are in the nursery's care for full or half days, from Sunday to Thursday between 7am and 6pm.

Red Bus Nursery is specifically designed to suit the needs of your child, with large, bright, colourful play rooms and outdoor play areas, complete with modern equipment and a variety of age appropriate toys, that children adore.

the nursery's child-centred approach promotes the development of creativity, individuality and self-confidence, whilst delivering the highest standards of nursery care. Red Bus Nursery RAK's aim is to enhance the social, emotional, intellectual and physical development of every child in the nursery's care, by providing an exciting and fun-filled curriculum, based on the EYFS. Red Bus Nursery RAK ensures that all individual needs are met within a caring and safe environment, both indoors and in the nursery's extensive garden area. A secure, safe and happy childhood is important and provides the foundation for children to make the most of their abilities and talents as they grow. Red Bus Nursery RAK aims to provide an enabling environment that promotes the development of positive relationships in all areas of learning.

Planned topics and daily activities promote and encourage learning through play to readily achieve early learning goals, which are incorporated into the early years curriculum. the nursery primarilys communicate with the children in English, however some basic Arabic is introduced.

All the nursery's staff members hold internationally recognised child care qualifications, ranging from NVQ level 3 to BA (Ed.), and are committed to professional development through attending regular training courses that keep them up to date with all the current childcare practices and changes to the curriculum.

The EYFS states seven areas of learning and development, which are all interlinked and important to the child’s individual learning and development. The first three, the ‘prime areas’, are of most importance, as these ignite children’s curiosity and enthusiasm for learning.