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4 years ago
best place & many fond memories . Thinking of staff & they were the best staff you could ever wish for . couch n Jeannie beastie the top staff ..... lol #newfield read more
Newfield House
Barochan Road
Johnstone PA5 8TS
United Kingdom
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01505 381080
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Four Seasons Nursery
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Wee one's being going here for a few months. Great city-centre nursery which is really accessible…read moreif you work close-by. Bit pricey but no more so than other city-centre nurseries (you do pay for the location). Staff are fantastic with children and they make sure they get out and about in spite of the location.
Stepping Stones Nursery
Lovely childrens nursery. My children were there from a young age. Staff are wonderful and very…read moreattentive. Private nursery, more expensive than some others but I believe u get what u pay for
Poppins Kindergarten
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This privately run nursery offers care from 2years old in this building, but have another for…read morebabies and under 2's in another part of the city.The staff here are all very friendly and skilled and kids are offered a load of different activities both in the nursery and on field trips- sometimes to nearby queens park, sometimes further away.Children play together most of the time but are put in age groups forcetain activities.Parents are reuired to supply all meals and snacks the hours available are 8-6 mon -fri, which is strictly adhered to, if late to collect there are late charges imposed. Easily accessible by car,train ( 9 mins to town from nearby station) and bus ( every 2-3 mins from nearby main road)
My daughter loved this nursery !! (after a false and upsetting start at a another 'fancier'…read morenursery) - dont be fooled by the 'looks good/ must be good' trap. From the outside Poppins looks pretty plain, but this nursery is a gem, the staff are warm, loving and attentive. They offer a good range of activities to set the children up for school. Ian (primary teacher)
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My son went to the 3 Bears Nursery between 2003 (when he was 5 months old) and 2005 (when we…read moredecided to look after him ourselves). They take children from 6 weeks old to pre-school. The nursery hours are 8am - 6pm, with an extra charge being incurred for late pickups. Charges are in line with other nurseries and childminders in the area, although seem to increase at a higher rate than is fair. Additional fundraising events took place over the year, which I objected to since fees were already high enough. The nursery itself is a converted house on Wellshot Drive in Cambuslang, just yards from the main doctors surgery. The staff are friendly and seem to get on well with the children. The premises are reasonably clean and secure from people just wandering in. There are a wide variety of activities for the children and regular outings. Sounds ideal! Our problems started with outings in the local area that I was not informed of. All of the children would go for a day out to the soft play or local park and the parents wouldn't know where they were, which can be a problem if you have a family emergency and need to pick up your child before time. The second problem I had with this nursery is that they sometimes didn't change dirty nappies in a timely manner, leaving my little one with a very sore bottom. Also, on one occasion my son was left with a 16 year old work experience girl with no supervision. Finally, and really the straw that broke my back, was that despite being yards from the doctors surgery and assurances that if there was an emergency they would take the child directly to the surgery, they failed to do so and failed to contact me when my son awoke from a nap with blue fingers and lips, stating that they didn't feel this was anything to worry about. Ironically, on the day he was due to leave the nursery I was called to come and get him because he had a loose stool! This nursery is now under new management and may be better managed nowI hope it isbut for the reasons stated I couldn't recommend it. I've given it two stars because I believe the staff are committed and the care is reasonable when there are no complications. I think management were to blame and there is now new management.
My son first attended the 0-3yrs 3 bears Nursery in Hawthorn walk and then moved onto the Wellshot…read moreDrive Nursery. This review concerns the Hawthorn Walk Nursery for babies - 3 yrs old. I found the Hawthorn Walk branch to be ideal, all of the staff are well mannered and well spoken, and my son still asks for one of his carers from there after leaving 3 months ago. The children had busy days, playing inside and out, had regular "messy time" and went for walks around the area. They also taught the children about brushing their teeth, and my son made some firm friends. The toys here are lovely wooden and high quality, and the babies and tweenies are in one big room together although they are kept separated by a knee high fence. Each keyworker was allocated 3 toddlers, and there were always the right amount of staff per children no matter what time of day I dropped in to pick my wee one up. The only critisism I might have is that the development booklet at the end of my sons time here seemed to have been completed to tick a box, and photos had been taken to illustrate developmental milestones etc, even although they didn't actually relate to the photos. Also my son had lots of good photos taken during his time there, and I didn't get a copy of any despite asking. I've not been quite so impressed with the Wellshot Drive Nursery, but since my son hasn't been there very long I don't think it fair to comment yet, and maybe it's not bad just different.
Regen:FX are a fantastic group of people to work with as they are very helpful with all maters and…read morevery understanding. I would like to thank all of the workers at the Youth Work Traning Academey, Cath Mcnally, Jo Grey (with her highland deer (personal joke) and their boss Wendy Mcnallly for being such a great team to deal with. ohh and not forgetting all the laughs we have had along the way
First class service from City Safe Systems, we had jim come to our house to fit a new alarm. He was…read moreso professional and worked very efficiently, the job was completed to such a high standard that we rebooked Jim to fit an alarm and panic button at our business. Great service, good value, reliable and professional.
I called in here for the first time two days ago and was very pleasantly surprised. There are many…read morelovely brand new gifts to be found and decorative items for the home. I was also very pleased to see that it's a very good place to buy wools and yarn of different colours, and a full range of sewing threads and accessories very useful indeed (I hadn't realised that there was anywhere in Largs where I could buy these things). There are also secondhand clothes, books and DVDs. The lady who was working in there was very friendly. I shall visit again soon!
l Have never seen a charity shop so crammed so full of goodies. there are so many books here and…read morethe ornaments there must have been shelves upon shelves of the stuff. Items here range from the 50's to the modern day, pop along and you will be sure to find many a bargain. I did notice that the shop was staffed by younger people something that l have never seen before.
The Salvation Army charity shops are an unstoppable force…read more My winning streak for bargain hunting in the Glasgow Partick branch was carried forth, bizarrely, to the distant shores of Helensburgh. In amongst a plethora of clothes and kitschy vintage cushion covers, I uncovered the most coveted jumper in the history of Mankind. It's unnatural to fall in love with an item of clothing, but I did - it's my favourite jumper in the whole world. It even came with shoulder pads inside! (I cut them out.) This place is packed with genuine articles from the 80s and 90s that have slipped back in with the trend setters. West End studenty type shoppers would probably have an orgasm in here, especially when they looked at the price tag. I did when I saw the best jumper in the universe cost 2 quid! I wear this thing almost every day, seriously. It's magnificent. It's quite possibly the best bargain I have ever acquired. This place is teeming with bargains from all areas and the staff are really friendly. They seem to have a good sense of humour - you'd have to, to like the kind of jumpers I buy. I just love this shop. I never come out of here empty handed, and wear half the items I buy in here more than expensive stuff in my wardrobe. I'd spend the fiver on train fare to pilgrimage to Helensburgh's charity outlets even if I didn't have family down here!
I popped in for a quick look and to get shown around as we may want to use some of the rooms over…read morethe summer holidays for work. The building is huge, with lots of different rooms and even a small theatre. The work they do here with young people aged 12 to 25 is amazing and well needed in the area. They offer the young people group work, 1 to 1 sessions and just a place to hang out. They also offer reasonably priced food to insure they are getting a decent meal. Brilliant place that is well used by the local young people.
Locally known as "The RAPA", the Reidvale Adventure Play association is a great place for kids and…read moreteenagers that is run by volunteers from the local community. Kids up to the age of 16 can come here to play for the day for as little as 50p and enjoy all sorts of outdoor activities including a tyre swing, an assault course and various outdoor activities as well as football pitches, tennis and basketball courts. There is something here for everyone, from indoor art and craft activities and soft play areas for the young ones, to go-karting and parachute games for the bigger kids. I think this place is a great Dennistoun organisation for local kids and I only wish I was still of age to go here and zoom along on the tyre swing.
Dalmuir Community Education Centre provides two halls for community groups such as sports teams and…read moreamateur theatre groups. The main hall is bright and roomy. The centre is manned during opening hours.
This charity shop is absolutely tiny with only enough room for a few customers at a time…read more It has a pretty small selection of clothes, books and CDs. The East Kilbride shopping centre has other charity shops, such as The Salvation Army, which are bigger and offer more range.
I rather enjoy this wee charity shop, although on my last visit they seemed to be suffering from…read moresomething of a stock shortage, which is really something of a shame given it's location in such an urbanised area. Despite this though, I usually manage to pick up an item or two and I even managed to get a couple of Christmas presents from them this year. Like most charity shops you really need to have quite a sharp eye given the fairly random arrangement of items on the shelves, although at least they do manage to get the clothing together, the DVD's together and such like. Worth a look if you're passing and I generally make a bee line here when I'm in the area.