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Welcome to Daisy Chains
Growing Hearts, Nurturing Minds
Daisy Chains opened in 1990 in a beautiful detached building with original features. Our excellent, hand-picked, carefully chosen nursery practitioners care for and educate children in the most precious years of their lives. Many of whom have proudly worked with us at Daisy Chains in excess of 10+ years.
Home from home is what best describes Daisy Chains as a place for children and their families to feel loved, safe and valued. It is furnished and decorated to the highest standards providing homely yet very spacious rooms.
Daisy Chains is registered and approved by Ofsted and Bolton Council Early Start under the 1989 children Act. The nursery is also a member of the National day Nursery Association (NDNA).
“Our Blogs”
Hello February 2026
February has been another busy and joyful month at nursery, filled with celebrations, learning experiences and lovely time spent together. We started the month with a visit to Breightmet library for Toddler Tales. The children really enjoyed listening to stories, joining in with songs and exploring the books. It’s always such a lovely way to … Read more
Hello January 2026
January brought a slower, gentle start to the year and even a little snowfall to make it extra magical. The children were so excited to see the snow settling and we wrapped up warm to work together with friends to build snowmen. There was lots of teamwork, problem- solving and laughter as the decided where … Read more
Hello December 2025
December was such a special month for us. The children loved free painting their own Christmas pictures using a variety of festive materials. We set out lots of different textures and colours and let their creativity lead the way, every piece was completely unique. Alongside this, we made Christmas cards for our families and also … Read more
Hello November 2025
In November, we took time to explore important events and celebrations through hands-on, meaningful experiences. We marked Remembrance Day by talking gently about remembrance and respect. The children painted poppies , which they proudly wore on their coats and enjoyed creating a train set, sparking conversations about journeys and helping others. We also helped spread … Read more