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From our Daynurseries.co.uk reviews, find out what our parents have to say about their time at our Monkey Puzzle Day Nursery and Preschool in Guildford.
Hear what our parents and carers have to say about our Monkey Puzzle Day Nursery and Preschool in Bromley with a selection of reviews from Daynurseries.co.uk.
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How To Find Monkey Puzzle Bromley
Monkey Puzzle Day Nursery Bromley is conveniently located just off the A21, in the heart of Bromley. You’ll find us close to Bromley High Street, with easy access from surrounding areas and excellent public transport links. Bromley North and Bromley South railway stations are both within walking distance, making drop-offs and pick-ups easy for commuting parents.
Opening times: 7:30am to 6:30pm
Monday to Friday for 51 weeks per year, (closed for the week between
Christmas and New Year)









Explorers trip to the dentist 🦷
This week the explorers room was lucky enough to visit our local dentist Bromley Dental Studio. A big thank you for having us out. We got to have a sit down in the chair, a look at some of the equipment and a sticker for doing so well and we all had such a great time.
Sometimes the dentist can be daunting going for the first time so we made it a special experience for all our children. We had fun igniting their curiosity engaging in activities based around oral hygiene in nursery as well this week. ... See MoreSee Less
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🤩Congratulations 🤩
A massive congratulations to Lauren on her 6 years service here at Monkey Puzzle Bromley!
We are so proud of Lauren and how far she has come as a practitioner, supporting the children, parents and staff team with her passion, commitment and dedication to the job!
We cannot thank you enough for all you do and look forward to seeing what else you can bring to the nursery!
Well Done Lauren!
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Inventors have been taking part in the Big Schools Birdwatch. Children have been talking about what birds they have spotted, looked at how birds are building nests, taken part in some tuff tray activities where they had to find the birds, and make the nest. Next week we will be making bird feeders, using our binoculars to spot birds, maybe even a parakeet as one was spotted last week. ... See MoreSee Less
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We want to say a big congratulations to Stacy for a fabulous 10 years of service at Monkey Puzzle Bromley. Stacy is a big part of the family here, as well as being super organised Stacy has been there for children, staff and families. Stacy does a fantastic job as our Deputy Manager and helped me settle in as a new manager. We appreciate you so much and want you to know how amazing you are. Thank you for all you do for us all here. You are one special lady xxx. From Sharon, Nick, Emma, Arlind and the Monkey Puzzle Team 🥂🥰🥇🚢💅 ... See MoreSee Less
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🤩🥳Employee of the Year🥳🤩
Well here we have it, the three winners of our Employee of the Year 2025!
In First place 🥇we have Steph- Steph works in our Explorers room, with the babies of the nursery. Since joining us Steph has been an amazing asset to the team, She is always willing to support, gives the best cuddles to the children and even goes above and beyond in everything she does. Steph is always positive towards everything she does with the biggest smile on her face. The children adore her and we are super proud of her! Well done Steph
In Second Place 🥈we have Rianna- Rianna works in our Discoverers room, with our toddlers, Rianna has been working super hard to gain her Level 3 Qualification with her final steps left to go before completing this. Rianna always has a smile on her face, a positive attitude towards everything and always willing to help. Well done Rianna
In third place🥉 we have Keeley- Keeley is our Room Leader in the Explorers room, sharing her love across the youngest children in the nursery, supporting the parents and children with the hardest transition into nursery and helping her staff team to become the best practitioners they can. Keeley has been amazing since joining our team and we are so proud of everything she achieves, Well done Keeley.
Well Done to each and everyone of you, and to the rest of the Monkey Puzzle Bromley team, we are proud to have you in our team to help shape the future. Thank you for all you do!
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🤩Congratulations 🤩
We would like to congratulate Steph on her amazing achievement of 6 years service here with us at Monkey Puzzle Bromley!
Since starting with us just before the Covid pandemic hit, having her own child, and then returning to her beginnings back in the baby room Steph has been consistent, passionate, kind and caring towards everyone. Steph shows great enthusiasm, always has a smile on her face and the children absolutely love the cuddles.
Thank you for all you do and have done over these last 6 years Steph, we are excited to see what the future holds!
Well Done Steph 🥳
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Transient art is non-permanent art made with loose, moveable parts like natural materials or craft supplies that can be arranged and rearranged without being fixed. This form of art emphasizes the creative process over the final product, encouraging problem-solving, creativity, and a focus on exploration rather than a finished outcome. ... See MoreSee Less
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The Dancing Raisin Experiment
The inventors had the opportunity to fill a glass with clear sparkling water; we used a clear cup in place of a glass and added a few raisins. The inventors were able to observe the raisins dancing up and down from the carbonation (sparkling water) after using these techniques. Children may learn about gases and their characteristics through this entertaining experiment, and inventors delighted in experimenting and participating. Children got the chance to share their understanding and make some predictions about what might happen, and the experiment went very well.
A few Children asked why the water was special—in this case, "sparkling water." After explaining about the gases and the reaction in them, I showed them that adding raisins to regular water would not have the same effect. The kids watched, but nothing happened. And understood the process of carbonation and the reaction to the gases. ... See MoreSee Less
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