Hungerford day nursery Little Jogs now online with launch of new website

Little Jogs Day Nursery has unveiled a new website designed to keep parents up to date with activities at the nursery and to inform prospective parents about what it has to offer.

Morgan PR designed the website: www.littlejogsnursery.co.uk which has just gone live and already is catching the attention of people searching for nursery care in the Hungerford area through effective search engine optimisation.

The nursery’s owner, Sandra Fell, explained: “We enjoy a good reputation among our parents and many of them refer their friends to us. However we would never take for granted the people who move to this area who might not realise we are here.

“Also, with the slowdown in the economy we have been getting more enquiries from mothers and fathers who are finding they have to go back to work; hopefully the website will help parents facing that difficult decision. Indeed, one of the pages is specifically aimed at helping parents ask the right questions of any childcare provider.

“There are pages on each of our three rooms: baby, toddler and pre-school together with explanations of the provision and approach in each of those.

“We also aim to publish news on the site regularly to keep everyone up to date with all the exciting things we do here at Little Jogs.”

The new website was designed by Diane Morgan of Morgan PR, whose own daughter Beth used to go to Little Jogs. She comments: “We’ve always know what a terrific nursery Little Jogs is, so it was lovely to have the opportunity to reflect that on the world wide web. The team at Little Jogs are a really warm and friendly bunch and all the children are so cheerful - hopefully this website reflects that.”

Incidentally, news of the new website is spreading and it has already been published online at Newbury Today.

Little Jogs Fun Day pulls in the crowds

Little Jogs Day Nursery in Hungerford held a Fun Day on Sunday and while showers drove the crowds and the attractions inside, there was still plenty of enjoyment to be had, not least the lucky dip that captured this girl's attention.

A host of attractions from a lucky dip through to face painting and a variety of competitions kept children and parents entertained, while the Phoenix Brass Band played throughout the event. A police car from neighbouring Wiltshire was also in attendance with children naturally delighting in setting off the sirens.

Speaking at the event Nursery Manager, Elena Allen said: “We have had a terrific turnout with many of our existing children coming along with their parents and families. It has been great also to see how grown up some of the youngsters are who used to come here and of course it was marvellous to have prospective parents looking around too and asking about sending their children here.

“The event has been really well supported by traders in the town with many giving prizes for the raffle and some even came along together with others who took the opportunity to see what a great nursery we have here.”