Information for Families

Why Good Attendance at Nursery Matters

Regular attendance at nursery is key to your child’s growth and development. When children attend consistently, they benefit from a structured routine that promotes independence, responsibility, and confidence. Each day spent at nursery is filled with opportunities for learning, socialising, and building new skills that lay the foundation for future success.

Good attendance helps children form strong relationships with their peers and staff, creating a sense of stability and emotional security. This consistency also supports their cognitive development, as they are better able to absorb new information, engage in group activities, and develop important problem-solving and communication skills.

In addition, by attending regularly, your child will experience fewer disruptions in their learning progress. Missing days can make it harder for them to catch up on important lessons and activities, which may affect their confidence and overall experience at nursery.

We encourage families to prioritise regular attendance, as it ensures your child gets the most out of their nursery experience, helping them to thrive both socially and academically. Your child’s success starts with a solid foundation, and good attendance plays a big part in achieving that.