IFE | Rainbow Nursery Group

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Rainbow Nursery Group

Rainbow Nursery Group (RNG) is a voluntary organisation established in 2001 by Islamic Forum of Europe women's section.

The aims and objectives of RNG are to provide the necessary facilities for daily care, development and education of children of pre-school ages. It also aims to provide necessary Islamic education and training to those who are responsible for the provision of such development and education.

Since its inception, the group has been trying to establish a full-time Muslim nursery, but is yet to succeed due to factors such as venue and funds. Things now look promising and Rainbow is set to locate to a purpose built venue at the London Muslim Centre.

The RNG has successfully organised mothers and toddler's sessions, playgroup and summer schemes. It's first playgroup opened in May 2001. From January 2002 it has been running continuously for four days a week from 11am - 3pm. Please note that Rainbow is not a registered nursery but are operating as a mothers and toddlers group. However, there are qualified staff dedicated to providing early years education in an Islamic environment incorporating Arabic, Qur'an and Islamic studies.

If you wish to send your child to RNG or have any general queries please call 020 7650 3055 / 07764 292 319 and ask to speak to a Management Committee member of RNG.

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