We the undersigned: parents and friends of Camelot Day Nursery call on Chief Executive Officer of Pre-School Alliance, the Mayor of Lewisham and Local Council to keep Camelot Day Nursery open for the foreseeable future. The nursery provides a vital and essential services to families and meets the specialist needs of SEND children at the provison. The community it serves are primarily from Catford and North Downham area. Keep Camelot Pre-school open. Sign our petition.
We just hit 250 signatures. Thanks for keeping this going.
Reached 250 supporters
April 21, 2018
Reached 100 supporters
April 18, 2018
107 Comments
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Alison Cresswell
8 years ago
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Seems strange to be closing a popular and highly regarded nursery with a load of people moving into the area and other nurseries shutting . How does this impact on the borough child care sufficiency survey ?
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Matthew Piva
8 years ago
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A wonderful place were all the kids get a huge start in social interaction with other toddlers and open air in London. The teachers were amazing and having an outdoor area remain open all year round not too many places like it. It is an investment in children that should continue for the good of the community
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Alan Elson
8 years ago
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This is a vital resource for helping to develop the skills of children with special needs. Without these skills they will be seriously disadvantaged when they move to mainstream education. Additionally Camelot provides a supportive environment for parents and carers. It gives hope.
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Megan Collins
8 years ago
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This is an incredible preschool. Angie and her team are wonderful and my son could not have had a better start to his educational journey. Nuturing, child-let, imaginative and lots of outdoor play. It would be an enormous loss to the community were it to close.
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Linda Power
8 years ago
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This is a really valued provision for hard pressed parents and children whose needs are too frequently overlooked. Please prioritise this much appreciated facility.
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Sharnie Fields
8 years ago
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This preschool provides a fantastic service. The staff are caring and conciderate and do their best to provide an enriching learning environment. My client with social communication delays is thriving at Camelot nursery with the help of the supportive staff. I believe closing this facility might negatively impact the improved development of my client.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
This school is crucial to the wellbeing of thousands directly. Millions indirectly. There are children who will suffer severely due to a change in environment. This school offers the tailored and sometimes medically assisted student care, that cannot be found at other schools. This needs to stay open.
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Helen Cuthbert
8 years ago
Camelot is a wonderful PreSchool. The children have access to an amazing array of learning opportunities in a caring and highly motivating environment. I enjoyed my visit immensely and who knows what adventures in learning I could have had as a child. It would be a travesty if we were to lose such a provision.
We the undersigned: parents and friends of Camelot Day Nursery call on Chief Executive Officer of Pre-School Alliance, the Mayor of Lewisham and Local Council to keep Camelot Day Nursery open for the foreseeable future. The nursery provides a vital and essential services to families and meets the specialist needs of SEND children at the provison. The community it serves are primarily from Catford and North Downham area. Keep Camelot Pre-school open. Sign our petition.
We just hit 250 signatures. Thanks for keeping this going.
Reached 250 supporters
April 21, 2018
Reached 100 supporters
April 18, 2018
107 Comments
A
Alison Cresswell
8 years ago
Featured
Seems strange to be closing a popular and highly regarded nursery with a load of people moving into the area and other nurseries shutting . How does this impact on the borough child care sufficiency survey ?
M
Matthew Piva
8 years ago
Featured
A wonderful place were all the kids get a huge start in social interaction with other toddlers and open air in London. The teachers were amazing and having an outdoor area remain open all year round not too many places like it. It is an investment in children that should continue for the good of the community
A
Alan Elson
8 years ago
Featured
This is a vital resource for helping to develop the skills of children with special needs. Without these skills they will be seriously disadvantaged when they move to mainstream education. Additionally Camelot provides a supportive environment for parents and carers. It gives hope.
M
Megan Collins
8 years ago
Featured
This is an incredible preschool. Angie and her team are wonderful and my son could not have had a better start to his educational journey. Nuturing, child-let, imaginative and lots of outdoor play. It would be an enormous loss to the community were it to close.
L
Linda Power
8 years ago
Featured
This is a really valued provision for hard pressed parents and children whose needs are too frequently overlooked. Please prioritise this much appreciated facility.
S
Sharnie Fields
8 years ago
Featured
This preschool provides a fantastic service. The staff are caring and conciderate and do their best to provide an enriching learning environment. My client with social communication delays is thriving at Camelot nursery with the help of the supportive staff. I believe closing this facility might negatively impact the improved development of my client.
A
Anonymous
8 years ago
This school is crucial to the wellbeing of thousands directly. Millions indirectly. There are children who will suffer severely due to a change in environment. This school offers the tailored and sometimes medically assisted student care, that cannot be found at other schools. This needs to stay open.
H
Helen Cuthbert
8 years ago
Camelot is a wonderful PreSchool. The children have access to an amazing array of learning opportunities in a caring and highly motivating environment. I enjoyed my visit immensely and who knows what adventures in learning I could have had as a child. It would be a travesty if we were to lose such a provision.
Seems strange to be closing a popular and highly regarded nursery with a load of people moving into the area and other nurseries shutting . How does this impact on the borough child care sufficiency survey ?