offsteadgood2food_rating_5Open since 2003 Wind in the Willows Childcare Sefton, Merseyside offers a fun loving and stimulating environment for children aged 3 months to 5 years. We believe in parent partnership and feel building a close relationship with all our parents and families is important in making sure we deliver the best possible service to you and your child.

Inside children enjoy bright, light and vibrant rooms with exciting role play, water play, construction and sensory areas. Outside we have a generous garden well-equipped with soft-play, an outdoor classroom, an adventure playground and much more!

At all Wind in the Willows settings we follow the Early Years Foundation Stage Curriculum.

Wind in the Willows Childcare Ltd can provide ALL children aged 3 to 4 years with 15 hours FREE Early Education Entitlement. We can also provide children who are 2 years old the FREE Early Education Entitlement for those families who meet the Department For Education(DFE) criteria. Please ring for further information.

We are open Monday to Friday 7.30am to 18.00pm. For more information please contact us on 0151 521 1555 or sefton@witwchildcare.co.uk

In our latest Ofsted Inspection we achieved a rating of Good. Please take a look at www.ofsted.gov.uk

Location Details

Manager Name: Tracey Murray
House / Building Name: Wind in the Willows Childcare
Address Line 2: Ronald Ross Avenue
Address Line 3: Bootle
Postcode: L30 5RH (Click postcode for the map)
Telephone Number: 0151 521 1555
Email Address:sefton@witwchildcare.co.uk

Opening Hours

Opening Hours are for all year round.
Monday: 07:30 – 18:00
Tuesday: 07:30 – 18:00
Wednesday: 07:30 – 18:00
Thursday: 07:30 – 18:00
Friday: 07:30 – 18:00
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed

Latest News

February 14,2018
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Pizza Making at Sefton

The children at Sefton made their own pizzas for tea. We had a range of ingredients from pizza bases, base sauce, pepperoni, ham, cheese and they used the safe chef knives and the tongues to chop and select their own toppings. We talked about colour, taste and patterns helping develop our creative a Read More >
January 23,2018
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Fresh locally produced and bought Fruit and Vegetables at Sefton

At Sefton we have started to locally source our fruit and vegetables to use within the children’s meals and snacks. This produce is purchased from S Robinson and am sure you can agree it looks delicious and of such a high quality and standard. The children are really enjoying these tasty goods Read More >
Children caring for vegetables
August 14,2017
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Caring for our vegetables

At Sefton the children have been helping to care for our vegetables. They have been looking at the various vegetables we have planted and what they need to help them grow ready for us to use to make some yummy food for our lunches and snacks. This helps to promote the children’s Physical ski Read More >
August 01,2017
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Sefton have been exploring the garden.

The children have been on a bug hunt, they have explored the world around them and enjoyed learning about different types of creepy crawlies. this has extended their Knowledge of the World.   Read More >

Special Events

January 23,2018
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Sefton’s Winnie the Pooh Day

At Sefton to celebrate Winnie the Pooh day we made honey biscuits, the children helped to gather the ingredients and weigh them out to the correct amounts. We then mixed the ingredients together to cook and bake the biscuits. Once we had cooked the biscuits we decorated them using icing as bee’ Read More >
July 25,2017
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Sefton’s Graduation

We said tearful goodbye to all of our wonderful Pre-school Graduates at Sefton. We wanted to take the time to thank you all for attending our graduation ceremony please come back and see us and tell us about your new school.   Read More >
May 04,2017
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Special Guest at Sefton

We had a visit from our local Councillor Carla Thomas today in the Portacabin. She had heard some really positive things about the nursery and wanted to come along and see for herself. She observed the children practicing languages and took part in a discussion with some of the children who told her Read More >