We are a charity run preschool and receive funding for children through the Cambridgeshire County Council and fundraising. Some children will also receive extra funding called pupil premium for families with low income and deprivation funding who's rate is calculated by postcodes. We consult with families if they are eligible for the extra funding about how it should be spent within the preschool in the interests of the child.

We take children from the age of 2 years. Funding for 15 hours and 30 hours is available if you are eligible. Please see our posters in the preschool or ask Wendy for more details.

Our Resource page has information links for the Early Years Foundation Stage and other useful links for families looking for information, advice, help or support. We also have some activities for you to try on our activities at home page to encourage your child's learning and development. We also have resources available to borrow and encourage families to join in helping with the learning and development of their child with us. Parents, carers are childminder's are welcome to come in and talk to your child's keyworker and join in with our fun activities.

The Demographics of Murrow Preschool 

Murrow Pre-School Demographics 2024/2025

Demographics are the statistical information that describes a settings population and organisation. This can include items such as the ethnicity and socioeconomic status of the children attending the setting. 

The purpose of us compiling data demographics is to give an accurate picture of the make-up of our setting to assist parents and carers in selecting a Pre-School for their child to attend. 

We also use this information to careful analysis demographic information to make direct choices about how to provide the most effective educational experience possible to the children attending our setting. 

From September 2024 to July 2025 - 37 children between the ages of 2 and 5 will have been enrolled and have attended the setting.  We welcome all families. 13% are from the travelling community. There are 12 girls and 25 boys currently attending, 48% are summer born We have 5% that are from an ethnic background other than White British.

We currently have children with Special Educational needs on register. 

We have no children on role that are bilingual. 0% Speak English as an additional language. 

 By publishing this information we demonstrate our commitment to the specific duty within the Equality Act 2010