Little Learners Nursery and Pre-School

learning through play!
Each day is filled with activities and adventures tailored for each age group, letting children learn while playing together and having fun.
And with our innovative and secure Tapestry app, available on smartphone and desktop, you can see photos and stories showing what your child has been up to during the day with just a few taps. You can also upload updates and photos of your own, to show your child’s key-worker what they have been doing at home.
Little Learners currently has nurseries in Elm Park and Ilford, part of the Greater London area. These nurseries have:
- Excellent facilities
- Dedicated rooms for all ages
- Nutritious home-cooked food
- Innovative technology that allows you to keep up to date with your child's activities directly from your smartphone or computer
- Experienced and qualified staff
- Lovely outside garden space
- Food and drink included in fees
Little Learners
St Nicholas Avenue, Elm Park

Recent updates from Little Learners




Introducing Fatma Mbwana, Little Learners Nursery Manager
We are very pleased to welcome Fatma to the LifeLine team as manager of our Little Learners Nursery and Pre-School in Ilford. Fatma joins a great team who will continue the Little Learners mission: leading the way, learning through play.






New Little Learners Nursery coming soon to Elm Park
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Compassion will unite us all
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Have we forgotten how to play?
Just recently, I was speaking with a close friend of mine on what it was like to finally be able to interact with each other face-to-face again. The conversation turned to how our children were coping, and he began to tell me of a recent event – his son had his friends come over to the house to play together, and yet… they didn’t.