Sponsored
//Are you ready to dive into Mamma Mia?//Rise Up Networking launches summer social at Habbibi, Victoria Gate//Join us for Summer networking & BBQ at Dakota Leeds//New partnership rounds up ‘shop local’ gifts for the end of term//Homebuilder highlights family homes for sale in Bridlington//First look inside Domo Leeds as Sardinian restaurant opens its doors//Learn how to use photos to gain media coverage//Dean Clough to host production for third series of hit TV show//Are you ready to dive into Mamma Mia?//Rise Up Networking launches summer social at Habbibi, Victoria Gate//Join us for Summer networking & BBQ at Dakota Leeds//New partnership rounds up ‘shop local’ gifts for the end of term//Homebuilder highlights family homes for sale in Bridlington//First look inside Domo Leeds as Sardinian restaurant opens its doors//Learn how to use photos to gain media coverage//Dean Clough to host production for third series of hit TV show
York Biotech Campus announces new nursery to open on site
Back to News
Business

York Biotech Campus announces new nursery to open on site

The Editor

The Editor

|2 min read

York Biotech Campus (YBC), Yorkshire’s leading bioscience hub, has announced that Little Years Sand Hutton will open onsite in July 2026 to support the campus community and local families.

Little Years, a family-run early-years nursery group, has made a £50,000 investment in transforming the former nursery building based at the campus. The new facility will provide places for up to 55 children a day, and create 20 new local jobs, with roles including Early Years Educators and Room Leaders.

The nursery will include interlinking playrooms, age-specific spaces, sleep rooms and a specially designed child-size working kitchen to support hands on learning around nutrition. Outside, children have access to a large, dedicated garden space for outdoor play and development.

Little Years was first established in September of 2022, with the Sand Hutton location its fifth nursery in North Yorkshire for the group. It blends a variety of educational principles, including Montessori, Forest School and Steiner Waldorf, among others, to create a unique approach that puts child development at its heart.

The addition of the new nursery adds to YBC’s diverse mix of facilities for its occupiers and the community, which also includes an onsite fitness centre, restaurant and conference centre.

Liz Cashon, estates manager at York Biotech Campus, said: “We’re delighted to welcome Little Years to the campus and to support the opening of a brand-new nursery for the local community. High-quality childcare is incredibly important for the families who work here or live in the local area, and we’re looking forward to having their service onsite for those who need it. This new nursery will be a fantastic addition to the campus, and we’re proud to play a role in enabling its growth.”

Natalie Bishop, founder of Little Years, said: “We are excited to be opening a brand-new site and growing in a way that stays true to what Little Years is all about. Our approach blends the very best of elements from renowned early education styles to create a nursery environment that encourages children to be unapologetically themselves. Sand Hutton is the perfect location to serve more of our North Yorkshire community, and we look forward to integrating ourselves into the established campus. We‑already have several families enquiring about places and joining the waitlist for Sand Hutton. We can’t wait to open in July.”

Sponsored
728×90

Share this article

https://yorkshirebusinesswoman.co.uk/news/york-biotech-campus-announces-new-nursery-to-open-on-site

Related Articles

New partnership rounds up ‘shop local’ gifts for the end of term

New partnership rounds up ‘shop local’ gifts for the end of term

People can now group collect, fee-free, for the Bradford City Centre Gift Card. Business leaders say they hope the move will divert teacher gift spending into the local economy. A new partnership between Bradford BID, Miconex, and GiftRound will simplify group collecting for the Bradford City Centre Gift Card in time for the end of the school year. From now, people will be able to set up a group collection for the Bradford City Centre Gift Card www.bradfordgiftcard.com and redeem as a digita

Learn how to use photos to gain media coverage

Learn how to use photos to gain media coverage

Yorkshire business owners invited to new Picture Perfect PR webinar to learn how to use photos to gain media coverage Yorkshire PR experts Linda Harrison and Jo Leatham have joined forces with national journalist Alex Lloyd and press photographer David Harrison to deliver a practical online masterclass explaining the power of photography for PR. Picture Perfect PR is a new online event for business owners taking place live on Wednesday, 1 July at 11am. Business owners, freelancers and brand

Dean Clough to host production for third series of hit TV show

Dean Clough to host production for third series of hit TV show

Dean Clough, the 22-acre mixed-use destination in Halifax, has been selected for the second time as the main production base for hit TV show High Hoops. The award-winning comedy, which stars Peep Show’s Robert Webb and Isy Suttie, previously utilised the Dean Clough mill complex as a base for operations for the second series. Independent production company, Can Can Productions has secured a temporary lease for 5,000 sq ft of space for storage, costumes and set production with filming due to