GANEINU

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Speak to Chaya Singer to discuss how Ganeinu can benefit your family.

Ganeinu means “our garden”. Children are the saplings that will grow and blossom into strong and fruitful trees. The educators are the gardeners that tend and care for each sapling with love and attention, providing it with all it needs to grow to its fullest potential. We are planting now with the future in mind.

At Ganeinu we will nurture and guide your child in a warm and loving environment that is nurturing to the body, mind and soul. Jewish themes and traditions are alive and experienced through out each day in a joyful and fun way.

Come grow with us in our garden!


Ganeinu Childcare:

Caring for: Children aged 2-4 years (inclusive)

Dates: 1 September 2025 - 21 August 2026 with breaks for Jewish Holidays.

Our calendar does not follow the normal school calendar terms. See our 2025-2026 calendar for holidays when Ganeinu is not in session.

Half Term Holiday Special:

Caring for: Children aged 2.5-7 years

Dates: October: 27 - 30 2025, Dec/Jan: 29 Dec - 1 Jan 2026, February: 16 - 19 2026, May: 25 - 28 2026

Contact Chaya Singer to inquire.

  • Monday - Thursday: 8:00 am - 3:00 pm (extended hours are available upon request)

    Friday: 8:00 am – 12:00 pm

    Sessions:

    Early Morning Session: 8:00 am - 9:00 am,

    Morning Session: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm,

    Afternoon Session: 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm (Alternative hours can be discussed.)

    After Care: To be considered upon Request

  • Mission: To provide quality childcare enriched with Jewish culture, tradition and experiences to children in the Early Years Foundation Stage. 

    Goal: Children to be happy, healthy, and developing properly in accordance with the EYFS standards enriched with a foundation of Jewish experience. Parents to be happy and confident with the care and enrichment their child receives.

  • Guidance: The childcare is under the guidance of the Bristol City Council Childminders Support Team, EYFS Statutory framework, and OFSTED.

    Plus the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s perspective and guidance for Jewish education. (The Lubavitcher Rebbes perspective includes these key points: A Child is compared to a sapling. The early years of a child's life are the most delicate and impact-able. It needs delicate nurture, and every impact on the sampling grows with it. A child can learn from everything it experiences and the soul is impacted by its environment.

  • Education in addition to Early Years Foundation Stage Development:

    • Aleph Bet

    • Jewish Culture & Values

    • Jewish Traditions & Holidays

    Our Approach:

    Empower Children: Give them opportunities to make their own choices, try things out and explore.

    Little People: Children are little people, they have their own minds, feelings, and desires. They should be treated with attention, respect, and space to grow as a unique person.

    Value: Each child has their own unique qualities and characteristics that can be valued. We should value, praise, and appreciate each quality and display of growth.

    Education is all-Encompassing: Children absorb and are impacted by everything they experience. We are constantly ‘on stage’ as role models and should be a true reflection of what we want them to learn.

  • Yes! I can accept Entitlement Funding (FEEE) and Tax Free childcare.

    I do not charge any extras on top of the Hourly rate. Rates will depend on the sessions booked for. More information about rates and payment is in my Admission Policy which is shared after the Form of Interest is submitted.

    Go to the www.childcarechoices.gov.uk government website to check your own eligibility for anything to do with childcare (e.g. 30 Hours Free Childcare, Eligible 2 –Year-Old Funding) including how to register for Tax Free Childcare.

Yes, I am interested!

Register your interest in the form below, and I will contact you to follow up with Admission information. This is not a final application and requires no payment.

Want to talk? Contact Chaya Singer for more information. Phone: 07852986573. Email: Chaya@jewishbristol.com