Woolston is the latest addition to the Wind in the Willows family of children’s day care nurseries and has been operating for four years. Woolston offers a fun loving and stimulating environment for children aged 3 months to 5 years.
Wind in the Willows Childcare Ltd can provide  ALL children aged 3 to 4 years with up to 30 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 currently have availability within the setting; please call to book your child/children a place.  Places are going quickly so don’t delay.Â
Please contact us on 01925 820075 or woolston@witwchildcare.co.uk if you would like to find out more, arrange a viewing or discuss your childcare needs.
In our latest Ofsted Inspection we achieved a rating of Good. Please take a look at www.ofsted.gov.uk
Alternatively you can contact us at our head office on 01925 221010
Location Details
Manager Name: Victoria Harrison.
House / Building Name:Â Wind in the Willows
Address Line 2:Â Gordon Avenue
Address Line 3:Â Woolston, Warrington
Postcode:Â WA1 3UJÂ (Click postcode for the map)
Telephone Number:Â 01925 820075
Email Address:woolston@witwchildcare.co.uk
Opening Hours
Monday:Â 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:Â Closed
Sunday:Â Closed
Latest News
September 14,2020
RHS Level 3
The children and practitioners at Woolston, have been working hard on achieving the Royal Horticultural Society Campaign for School Gardening, (Level 3). Vicky and the team have submitted a 200 word e Read More >
September 07,2020
Information Sharing
September 03,2020
Every Minute Matters
We have Covid- 19 risked assessed each setting, implemented operational procedures to meet the Government’s guidance. However the children’s care learning and development is still our prio Read More >
August 17,2020
Graduates of 2020
It’s the time of year where we say goodbye to our wonderful children as they embark on their new adventure to ‘big school’! We will miss each and every one of you and wish you all the luck for your futures. We will be holding some party days to celebrate your graduations. We will have [&he Read More >
March 11,2020
Holi Festival Woolston
Woolston held a stay and play session with families and children on Monday 9th March. The children and their families used coloured cornflour in Tuff trays using it to make patterns and mix colours. Read More >
March 10,2020
World Book Day
At Woolston we understand the importance of sharing books and stories with children. That id why we celebrate World Book Day every year Children’s vocabulary skills are linked to their economic back Read More >
March 06,2020
Forest Fairy Wands
After exploring the Forest area at Woolston today the children found a variety of sticks and twigs. They then used these to make wands and dream catchers. A magical time was had by all! Read More >
March 06,2020
Woolston’s Engineers
The children at Woolston are following the Curiosity Approach, giving them the time and resources to create and engineer amazing roadways and play spaces. The Practitioners support the children by pro Read More >
December 12,2019
Its beginning to Look a Lot
The Children have loved decorating the tree at Woolston! Read More >
November 20,2019
Woolsrton’s Stay and
To support Children in Need and engage with the families at Wind in the Willows Woolston. The Team at Woolston held a Pudsey themed stay and play, inviting parents, grandparents and carers to join us Read More >
Special Events
November 20,2019
Woolstons’s Stay and
To support Children in Need and engage with the families at Wind in the Willows Woolston. The Team at Woolston held a Pudsey themed stay and play, inviting parents, grandparents and carers to join us Read More >
March 28,2019
Mothers Day Pamper Evening
At Woolston we celebrated our wonderful Mummies, Nans and Grandmas and had an evening full of pamper, treats and relaxation. There was a selection of foods and drinks to choose from whilst relaxing wi Read More >
March 20,2019
Comic Relief at Woolston
At Woolston for Comic Relief we all wore red items of clothing and had a Red stay and play session. The stay and play got rather ‘messy’ as we had lots of fun exploring red gloop and red a Read More >
March 14,2019
Woolston World Book Day
Woolston had a fun day to celebrate World Book Day , the children and staff all dressed up as book characters from their favourite stories. We had some fantastic costume ideas, throughout the day the Read More >
March 05,2019
Pancake Breakfast at Woolst
We had a lovely busy morning for our Pancake Breakfast at Nursery today. We would like to say a big Thank You to everyone who was able to join us and also to Linda for cooking all our lovely pancakesâ Read More >
February 05,2019
Woolston Road Safety
The children at Woolston have been learning about road safety and staying safe when crossing the road with our 3-5’s practitioner. The children looked at traffic lights and crossings learning ho Read More >
January 22,2019
Woolstons visit from our lo
Our local PCSO – Police Community Support Officer came to visit us at Nursery to speak to us about her job and the role she plays in the community. This enhanced our learning on the world we liv Read More >
December 12,2018
Its Christmas at Woolston &
Look who came to visit us today at Woolston…… Father Christmas!! All the children were really excited and had such a lovely time and lots of fun telling him what they would like for Christ Read More >
December 06,2018
Woolston Christmas Fayre /
We had such a fabulous turn out at Woolston for our Christmas Fayre, Thank you to all our practitioners, parents, carers and children who made the evening so lovely! We would also like to say a specia Read More >
November 15,2018
RHS School Gardening Award
Woolston have achieved their Level 1 in the RHS School Gardening Awards and yesterday we received our certificate for the award. We will now be moving on to achieve the higher grades. Well done Woolst Read More >