Helping Children Learn, Grow & Thrive Through The EYFS Curriculum
At The Alphabet Pre-School, we believe every child deserves the opportunity to learn, explore, and develop in an environment where they feel safe, supported, and valued. Our EYFS curriculum in Bedfont is designed to help children aged 2 to 5 build confidence, independence, and the essential skills they need for future learning.
Through a balance of structured activities, child-led exploration, and meaningful play experiences, we support each child’s individual journey while helping them develop socially, emotionally, physically, and academically.
Why Families Choose The Alphabet Pre-School
- Established local pre-school serving families since 2007
- Ofsted rated Good
- Qualified and first-aid trained staff
- Let’s Talk Together accredited setting
- Inclusive support for children with additional needs
- Strong focus on communication and language development
- Large outdoor learning environment
- School readiness embedded throughout daily activities
Call us on 0208 890 8887 or email thealphabetpreschool@hotmail.co.uk to speak with our team.
What The Early Years Foundation Stage Means For Your Child
The Early Years Foundation Stage provides the framework that guides learning and development for children from birth to five years old across England.
Rather than focusing solely on academic achievement, the framework recognises that children develop best when learning is enjoyable, engaging, and tailored to their individual needs.
At The Alphabet Pre-School, we use this framework to create opportunities that help children build confidence, curiosity, and a love of learning while developing the foundations they need for future success.
The curriculum focuses on seven key areas of learning and development:
- Communication and language
- Physical development
- Personal, social and emotional development
- Literacy
- Mathematics
- Understanding the world
- Expressive arts and design
You can learn more about the framework through the official UK Government guidance.
Learning Through Play, Exploration & Discovery
Children learn most effectively when they are actively engaged in experiences that capture their interest and imagination.
Our daily activities encourage children to explore, investigate, create, and discover through meaningful play experiences. Whether they are building with construction materials, engaging in imaginative role play, creating artwork, or exploring the outdoor environment, every activity has a purpose within their development journey.
Through play, children naturally develop:
- Problem-solving skills
- Creativity
- Confidence
- Communication skills
- Social interaction
- Independence
Many of these experiences can be explored further through our activities programme.
Building Confidence In Communication & Language
Strong communication skills provide the foundation for learning, relationships, and self-confidence.
As a Let’s Talk Together accredited setting, supporting communication and language development is a key part of our approach.
Throughout the day, children are encouraged to:
- Participate in conversations
- Listen to stories and discussions
- Ask questions
- Express their thoughts and feelings
- Develop vocabulary through play and exploration
- Build confidence when communicating with others
These early experiences help children develop important language skills that support both learning and social development.
Supporting Personal, Social & Emotional Development
Helping children feel secure, valued, and confident is central to everything we do.
Positive relationships with staff and peers help children develop a strong sense of belonging while encouraging independence and resilience.
Children are supported to:
- Build friendships
- Learn how to share and take turns
- Understand routines and expectations
- Develop self-confidence
- Express emotions appropriately
- Respect others
By creating a welcoming and nurturing environment, we help children develop the social and emotional skills that support lifelong learning.
Encouraging Active Learning & Physical Development
Physical development plays an important role in helping children gain confidence and independence.
Children benefit from opportunities to develop both fine and gross motor skills through a variety of indoor and outdoor activities.
Experiences may include:
- Outdoor play and exploration
- Creative activities that develop hand control
- Movement and music sessions
- Physical challenges and games
- Practical activities that encourage coordination
Our large outdoor area provides valuable opportunities for active learning and physical exploration throughout the year.
Preparing Children For School & Beyond
Our approach helps children develop the skills they need to feel confident and prepared for the transition into primary education.
We support school readiness by helping children develop:
- Independence
- Listening skills
- Confidence in group situations
- Early literacy awareness
- Early mathematical understanding
- Positive learning behaviours
- Communication and social skills
Our location close to local schools also helps many children become familiar with the next stage of their educational journey.
An Inclusive Environment Where Every Child Can Thrive
Every child develops at their own pace and in their own way.
We are committed to creating an inclusive environment where all children feel welcomed, respected, and supported.
Our team works closely with families to understand each child’s strengths, interests, and individual needs, allowing us to provide appropriate support throughout their time at pre-school.
This inclusive approach is particularly valuable for families seeking support for children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities.
You can learn more about our ethos and values on our About Us page.
Working Together With Parents & Carers
Parents play an important role in a child’s development, which is why we believe strong partnerships between families and educators are essential.
We maintain open communication with parents and carers, helping to ensure children receive consistent support both at home and within the setting.
By working together, we can celebrate achievements, support development, and help children feel secure as they grow and learn.
Areas We Welcome Families From
The Alphabet Pre-School welcomes families from:
- Bedfont
- East Bedfont
- South Bedfont
- Feltham
- Hatton
- Surrounding TW14 areas
Our convenient location makes us an accessible choice for families seeking a nurturing and supportive early years setting.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Early Years Foundation Stage is the statutory framework that guides learning, development, and care for children from birth to five years old in England.
Play allows children to develop confidence, communication skills, creativity, social skills, and problem-solving abilities in a natural and engaging way.
As a Let’s Talk Together accredited setting, we encourage conversation, storytelling, listening skills, and language-rich experiences throughout the day.
Children develop independence, communication skills, confidence, social awareness, and early learning foundations that help support a smooth transition into primary school.
Yes. We work closely with families to provide an inclusive environment that supports children with a wide range of needs and abilities.
Arrange A Visit To See Our Approach In Action
Choosing the right preschool is one of the most important decisions you will make during your child’s early years.
At The Alphabet Pre-School, we provide a warm, inclusive, and supportive environment where children can build confidence, develop essential skills, and enjoy positive learning experiences every day.
We invite you to visit our Bedfont setting, meet our team, and discover how our approach to early years education helps children thrive.