Welwyn Garden City nursery reveals new building
The children celebrating the new nursery building in Springmead School, in Welwyn Garden City. Picture: Supplied. - Credit: Springmead School
Children from a Welwyn Garden City nursery were over the moon when their new building was revealed.
The new nursery building in Springmead School, in Welwyn Garden City. Picture: Supplied. - Credit: Springmead School
The new nursery building in Springmead School was celebrated during a grand opening.
A spokeswoman for the school said: “The children were delighted with the building and have had great fun getting used to their new surroundings.”
Claire Lewis, nursery teacher, said: “It is fantastic to have such a lovely new building.
“The children have been very excited and helpful in moving us in.”
Springmead School, in Welwyn Garden City. Picture: Supplied. - Credit: Springmead School
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Interim headteacher Richard Boulton and site manager Bob Alsford joined the children in their celebrations.
Mr Boulton said: “The quality of education we provide for our nursery children is very high – they will certainly thrive in this new environment.”
The new nursery building in Springmead School, in Welwyn Garden City. Picture: Supplied. - Credit: Springmead School
The new nursery building in Springmead School, in Welwyn Garden City. Picture: Supplied. - Credit: Springmead School
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