Our Policies
Minis Policies
Please see below for our policies. If there is a policy not listed that you would like to see or you would like further information on any of our policies, please contact us
Accident and first aid policy 2026
We take any accident seriously and have a robust policy in place for when any accident occurs and for when first aid is administered.
Admissions and waiting list policy 2026
To ensure fair and transparent allocation of nursery places we have an admission policy to manage all applications.
Some of our nurseries operate CCTV for the purposes of safeguarding our children and team.
We aim to provide an excellent service to all families. In the event of a family wishing to make a complaint or raise a concern, our complaints procedure provides a platform for open and honest dialog.
Confidentiality and Data Protection policy 2026
We take the protection of your data seriously and have a policy to reflect our obligations.
We support all children to reach their potential learning and developing at their own rate, by following the Early Years Foundation Stage, supported by Development Matters.
We recognise that dummies can be a source of comfort, but also recognise that overuse can affect a child’s speech – our policy is put in place to best support our parents and children.
Equality and Inclusion policy 2026
We are committed to providing equality of opportunity and anti-discriminatory practice for all team, children and families according to their individual needs.
The Key Person Relationship Policy 2026
Each child will be assigned a keyperson to ensure that your child is reaching their milestones and for you to liaise with should you have any concerns.
Late collection and non collection of a child policy 2026
Late charges are issued when children are collected after 6pm.
Medication and Illness Procedures 2026
At Minis your child’s welfare is paramount and we will always follow our policy and any governing body such NHS guidelines.
Parent Partnership policy 2026
We are very proud of our partnerships with parents and will continue to ensure that we maintain good relationships.
Safeguarding and Child Protection policy 2026
We take the welfare of the children very seriously and believe that all children deserve the right to be secure and safe from harm.
We have a robust policy in place, ensuring that we recruit highly suitable candidates to care for our precious children.
We believe in the importance of positive behaviour strategies to enable all children to learn and develop in a supportive and enabling environment.
We provide an inclusive environment where each child is supported to thrive. Children with special educational needs or disabilities will have personalised tailored support, in partnership with relevant outside agencies.
Settling in children policy 2026
Settling in sessions play a vital part in a child joining nursery and we are committed in offering these sessions free of charge to ensure that your child feels confident and happy in coming to nursery.
Supporting Transitions policy 2026
There are many times that a child may have to go through a transition and policy is to help support parents and children with any changes that may occur whilst at nursery.
We expect all our colleagues, both internal and external, to be professional at all times and hold the welfare and safety of every child as their paramount objective.
We recognise that there may be occasions where this may not happen, and we have in place a procedure for staff to disclose any information that suggests children’s welfare and safety may be at risk.