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Early Years Education in Wolverhampton
Phoenix Nursery School is a non-denominational early years institution dedicated to fostering a stimulating environment where children develop to their full potential. Our approach prioritises partnership with parents and carers, ensuring seamless transitions from home to nursery and beyond. We provide a well-resourced, enquiry-based curriculum aligned with Early Learning Goals, delivered by a qualified team committed to professional development. Our mission is to nurture children's innate desire to learn through rich, hands-on experiences while promoting British values and inclusivity.

We offer flexible session options, including extended entitlement and wrap-around care, to meet diverse family needs. Safeguarding remains our highest priority, supported by robust policies and collaboration with external agencies. The school actively encourages parental engagement through resources like parenting support, home learning materials, and clear communication channels. Our governance structure ensures accountability through policies, benchmarking, and transparent financial reporting.
Services
Early Years Education Safeguarding SEND Support Parenting Support School Uniform Provision Home Learning Resources Bad Weather Procedures Sun Safety Advice Governance Financial Benchmarking
Highlights and features
  • We provide a secure, caring environment fostering self-esteem and independence.
  • Our team maintains professional expertise through relevant staff development.
  • We meet individual needs of pupils irrespective of background or special need.
  • We offer flexible session options including 30-hour entitlement and wrap-around care.
  • Our safeguarding policies align with national statutory guidance and local protocols.
Associations and certifications
  • Operation Encompass
Services
Early Years Education
Our enquiry-based curriculum supports children's holistic development through stimulating, hands-on learning experiences. Qualified staff deliver structured activities aligned with Early Learning Goals while fostering creativity and independence. Sessions cater to diverse needs, ensuring a seamless transition from home to school environment.
Safeguarding
We prioritise child welfare through statutory safeguarding practices, including staff training and collaboration with external agencies. Designated leads manage concerns promptly, following Wolverhampton Safeguarding Together protocols. Policies cover e-safety, behaviour management, and medical needs support.
SEND Support
Tailored provisions address individual learning requirements, ensuring inclusive education for children with additional needs. Staff work closely with parents and specialists to implement personalised development plans while maintaining regular progress assessments.
Parenting Support
Resources and guidance help families navigate early years education, including home learning materials and sun safety advice. Regular communication channels facilitate collaboration between staff and carers to support children's development.
Governance
A dedicated governing board ensures accountability through policy reviews, financial benchmarking, and quality assurance. Governance structures maintain transparency in operations while aligning strategic objectives with educational best practices.
People
Mrs Jane Parocki
Headteacher and SENCo
Mrs Parocki leads educational provision and special educational needs coordination, ensuring high-quality teaching aligned with statutory requirements.
Mrs Susan Lacey
Chair of the Governing Board
Mrs Lacey oversees governance, policy implementation, and strategic direction to maintain educational standards and accountability.
Mrs Sandra Ross
School Office Manager
Mrs Ross manages administrative operations, serving as primary contact for parent inquiries and document requests.
Questions
What age group does Phoenix Nursery School cater to?
We provide early years education for children aged 2 to 5 years old.
How does the school support children with special educational needs?
Personalised plans and specialist collaboration ensure inclusive education tailored to individual requirements.
What safeguarding measures are in place?
Statutory safeguarding practices include staff training, designated leads, and collaboration with external agencies.
Are there flexible session options available?
Yes, we offer morning, afternoon, 30-hour entitlement, and paid wrap-around care sessions.
How does the school involve parents in their child's education?
Regular communication, home learning resources, and collaborative planning support family engagement.
What governance structures ensure accountability?
A governing board oversees policies, financial transparency, and educational quality assurance.