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"At Rhiwderin Village Meithrin we aim to provide a happy, safe and caring environment in which all children can develop."
Welcome to Rhiwderin Village Meithrin
"Rhiwderin Village Meithrin was first registered in September 1988 under the name of Cylch Meithrin Rhiwderin.
Since February 2010, we have been known as Rhiwderin Village Meithrin.
Sessions are held in Rhiwderin Community Centre which was originally the village school. The building is owned by the City Council and the group is run by committee.
We are open on five mornings and five afternoons and also run a Breakfast Club, which a number of our parents make use of.
Nearly all the children attending the group are drawn from the local area and remain with us for two years, although we also have some children who travel four some distance to attend. A few of our children come from backgrounds where more than one language is spoken, however English is the home language of most of the children.
We have a secure outside area which has been in use since summer 2000. The facilities were improved following our inspection in 2006 and we are still actively extending the learning opportunities offered through our outdoor space. The latest addition being the provision of planting boxes.
The four permanent members of staff have worked together in Meithrin for over 15 years. We feel this contributes to the friendly and welcoming atmosphere of the group and allows us to provide a unique continuity of care.
Rhiwderin Village Meithrin is a registered charity.
We believe the fact that we are a non profit making organisation allows us to concentrate resources on the children in our care.
At Rhiwderin Village Meithrin we aim to provide a happy safe and caring environment in which all children can develop.
Since February 2010, we have been known as Rhiwderin Village Meithrin.
Sessions are held in Rhiwderin Community Centre which was originally the village school. The building is owned by the City Council and the group is run by committee.
We are open on five mornings and five afternoons and also run a Breakfast Club, which a number of our parents make use of.
Nearly all the children attending the group are drawn from the local area and remain with us for two years, although we also have some children who travel four some distance to attend. A few of our children come from backgrounds where more than one language is spoken, however English is the home language of most of the children.
We have a secure outside area which has been in use since summer 2000. The facilities were improved following our inspection in 2006 and we are still actively extending the learning opportunities offered through our outdoor space. The latest addition being the provision of planting boxes.
The four permanent members of staff have worked together in Meithrin for over 15 years. We feel this contributes to the friendly and welcoming atmosphere of the group and allows us to provide a unique continuity of care.
Rhiwderin Village Meithrin is a registered charity.
We believe the fact that we are a non profit making organisation allows us to concentrate resources on the children in our care.
At Rhiwderin Village Meithrin we aim to provide a happy safe and caring environment in which all children can develop.
