Nursery Rhymes & Jabberwocky Club in Addingham has be re-awarded its Millie's Mark, which the nursery has held since 2018.
Millie’s Mark is delivered by National Day Nurseries Association (NDNA) which represents day nurseries across the UK and is the only Mark supported by the government in England.
This accreditation is an exceptional achievement for a childcare setting, as it shows they are going above and beyond minimum requirements in keeping children safe.
Owner Andrea Parker said:
"We are one of a handful of Nurseries to have achieved and maintained this high level accreditation.
"We hope this provides our parents that in our care your child is in the safest hands.
"We would like to thank all our staff for the continued support in holding this achievement and to Sarah our Deputy Manager for all her hard work towards maintaining this incredible accolade!"

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