Noah's Little Ark Day Nursery

Play, outdoor activity and a familiar daily routine define the Harborne offer at Noah's Little Ark Day Nursery. This is the original Noah's Little Ark branch, on Harborne Park Road in Birmingham, with capacity for 48 children aged 17 to 60 months.

No Ofsted inspection has been published for this setting yet. Full-time childcare is part of the offer, alongside direct contact with the branch team by telephone and email.

EYFS learning happens through play. For parents, that means early learning is woven into children's activities rather than presented as formal lessons. Routine and outdoor time sit alongside play in the nursery day, giving children different ways to take part.

Outdoor play and activities are part of the Harborne offer. The emphasis is on a balance between time outside, play and daily support, rather than learning confined to indoor activities.

Parent communication has a practical emphasis: families can speak to the Harborne team, telephone or email them. Those direct routes give parents a clear point of contact for questions about their child's care.

Support for children with differing needs is also part of the branch's offer. Alongside play-based learning, daily support and routine shape its approach to care.

Sessions and Attendance

Full-time childcare is offered. The nursery operates across the year, closing for bank holidays and Christmas. Families can contact the Harborne team to join its enquiry list.

Getting There

The nursery's address is 529 Harborne Park Road, Birmingham, B17 0PS. Contact the Harborne team on 0121 2743501 or at admin@Noahslittleark.co.uk.

Funding and Paid Extras

Harborne offers guidance about childcare funding for eligible families.

• Your attendance pattern. Full-time childcare forms part of the Harborne offer. At a visit, ask which days and hours would apply to your booking and how meals and consumables would be charged or supplied.
• Support in practice. Daily support and provision for differing needs are part of the offer. Ask how the team would adapt the routine and communicate with you about your child's individual needs.
• Holiday planning. Bank holidays and Christmas are closure periods. Families needing care through those periods will need to plan around them.

Harborne suits families seeking full-time childcare built around play, outdoor activity and routine, with telephone and email contact with the branch team. Its practical appeal lies in that straightforward offer. The visit should centre on how the daily pattern and support would work for your child.