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AppleKids Day Nursery

AppleKids Day Nursery, located in the Sparkhill area of Birmingham, provides early years education and childcare designed to support children from infancy through the preschool stage.

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Hamd House Nursery Sparkhill

Hamd House Nursery in Sparkhill provides a well-structured early years education programme designed to support children aged approximately two to four. The nursery follows the Early

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Greencoat Nursery Sparkhill

Greencoat Nursery in Sparkhill provides a structured early years education programme designed to support children’s learning and development within a safe and engaging environment. Following recognised

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Al-Madina Nursery Sparkhill

Al-Madina Nursery in Sparkhill provides early years education designed to support young children during their formative stages of development. The nursery caters for children aged between

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ILM Nursery

ILM Nursery is widely appreciated for providing a caring, nurturing, and culturally respectful environment where young children feel safe, supported, and valued. The nursery’s warm approach

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MPW Birmingham

MPW Birmingham has earned a warm reputation for being a college that genuinely understands and accommodates the diverse cultural and religious needs of its students. For

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Wood Green Fatih Mosque

Wood Green Fatih Mosque offers a comprehensive Islamic Child Education Programme designed to nurture both the spiritual and academic development of young learners. The programme places

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Taiba Madrasa Academy

Taiba Madrasa Academy offers a structured child education programme designed to provide young learners with a strong foundation in Islamic knowledge and practice. Catering to children

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Said Nursi Mosque

The Said Nursi Mosque runs a robust summer Qur’an‑course program for children, particularly during school holidays. In Gaziantep, for example, more than 700 children attend daily

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