Day Nursery in Hoylake
Kids Planet Hoylake, Queen's Road, Hoylake, Wirral CH47 2AG
- Late finish
- On-site parking
About Hoylake
Kids Planet Hoylake welcomes children from six weeks to five years in a former police station on Queens Road. Our spacious rooms and secure outdoor areas give children space to explore and have fun, with a dedicated sensory room for quieter exploration. Sports coaching helps them enjoy being active and try new physical skills.
Our team adapts experiences for children with additional needs, paying attention to how each child takes part. Settling-in sessions help your child get to know our team and their surroundings before regular nursery days begin. They also give you time to ask questions and share what matters to your child. Term-time places and on-site parking are available.
What this nursery offers
- Bespoke Curriculum
- Ready for School
- Outdoor Learning
- Parent App
- SEND Support
- On-site Parking
- All-Weather Outdoor Play
- Sensory Play
- Sports Coach
- Local Outings
- Settling-in Sessions
- Buggy Storage
What Our Parents Say
Your child's safety is our priority
Meet the Team
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Samantha Blair
ManagerI began my journey with Kids Planet in 2013 and feel proud to now lead the team as Nursery Manager. My experience across different roles has given me a strong understanding of what high-quality early years education looks like, from hands-on learning to guiding and supporting the wider team.
I’m a strong advocate for outdoor learning and actively champion our Udeskole approach, encouraging our team to use nature and real-life experiences to inspire curiosity and build confidence.
As a manager, I’m committed to reflective practice and supporting both our team and our families. I believe in creating a nurturing environment where children feel safe, valued, and supported, and where families feel welcomed and involved every step of the way.
Outdoor Learning the Udeskole Way
Nature-based learning beyond the classroom
Kids Planet Hoylake proudly follows our unique Udeskole approach to outdoor learning, inspired by Scandinavian forest schools. Children regularly spend time outdoors exploring local wildlife, plants, and natural surroundings, helping them connect with the world around them. From nature trails to community walks, these hands-on experiences build independence, resilience, and a strong sense of self – all while supporting the Early Years Foundation Stage.