day nursery
day nursery
Definition
☆ day nursery
noun
a nursery school for the daytime care and training of preschool children, as of working parents
day nursery
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- include: This includes private day nurseries, maintained nursery schools, and classes, and pre schools.
- run: The partner of the applicant used to run a day nursery his children attend.
- have: The Mudiad has three day nurseries operating through the medium of Welsh.
Converse of subject
- offer: Childcare outside standard working hours was even less likely to be offered by day nurseries, playgroups or out-of-school services.
Adjective modifier
- private: The number of places that a private day nursery can provide depends on the premises.
- most: Most day nurseries open between 7.30am and 6.00pm Monday to Friday all year with the exception of public holidays.
Modifies a noun
- setting: Perfect for families or in a day nursery setting.
Noun used with modifier
- authority: Placements can be made for two year old children in local education authority day nurseries or registered day care settings.
Possessives
- child: Jigsaw Day Nursery is a children's day nursery and out of school care club.
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