National Day Nurseries Association (NDNA) is delighted to announce the launch of our new website which will better serve our nursery members and the early years sector.

The new website is set to go live from 1 March 2022 and will have lots of exciting new benefits.

As well as a new look, there will be an improved myNDNA area free for anyone who registers which will include a wealth of inspiration and learning opportunities for practitioners.

Purnima Tanuku OBE, chief executive of National Day Nurseries Association (NDNA) said: “During the pandemic we experienced an enormous increase in traffic to our website from people checking out the latest Covid updates and an upsurge in online training. We recognised how important it was to invest in developing this website to support our members across the UK and internationally.

“We have been working on this project with digital agency 6B over the past few months to make sure we get it spot on for our members and the wider sector who use our website regularly.

“Our new website will be much more user-friendly and easier to navigate.

“While there will be a short period of downtime to get the new website online, our teams will be on hand to answer any member queries. We know it will be worth the wait and are looking forward to the culmination of our vision for our online offer.”

Benefits of the new website include:

• an improved myNDNA area which is free to anyone in the sector giving easy access to a library of ideas and knowledge for practitioners
• latest sector news, policy updates and event information
• a new ‘member hub’ with vital updates, exclusive discounts, space calculator, safeguarding information and much more
• our new online shop for training and publications
• enhanced user-friendliness with easier navigation.  

The new website will retain the same domain name – www.ndna.org.uk

The existing website will be offline from 5pm on Thursday 24 February for a few days pending the switch-over. During that time, staff will be available to speak with members on 01484 407070 or email [email protected]

NDNA members will be contacted individually by email as they will need a new password to log onto the member hub.