About Us

We care for children from 6 weeks to 5 years of age in very safe, homely environments. We are open 51 weeks per year (closed for one week at christmas and bank holidays).

Artemis Nurseries are a family-led group of nurseries, that are committed to providing a safe, stimulating and happy environment, where children flourish.

Across all three locations in Hastings and St Leonards, we focus on creating a warm, supportive space where every child feels valued and encouraged to reach their full potential.

Our dedicated team, works closely with families to ensure a strong approach to partnership working, with open communication and a collaborative approach to each child’s development. With an emphasis on nurturing, kind, independent communicators, we strive to build strong foundations for each child’s emotional, social, and academic growth, ensuring they are ready to face the world with confidence, curiosity and joy.

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Artemis St Leonards was the first of our three nurseries to open in 2007. Based within close proximity of St Leonards and Warrior Square train station, Artemis St Leonards is set in a large victorian house with a real family feel. This is the smallest of our nurseries allowing a maximum of 30 children at any one time.

Artemis Hastings is just round the corner from Ore train station and takes over the whole of a three-storey building which used to be an Old Dairy. Here we have three separate rooms and a further outbuilding which allows space for rainy day adult led activities.

Artemis Hollington is run from an old converted church hall which has been extended and can house up to 70 children. There are three main rooms and two outside play areas. Artemis Hollington is bright and very spacious allowing children plenty of room to explore, play and grow.

 “It is lovely knowing that I have sent my child to a nursery who cares so much about the children they are looking after. It makes such a difference to a working mum.”