For children
Their care, play and development stay connected around them.
A DAY AT NURSERY
Information follows the day — not another admin process.
01ArrivalWho is here and what matters today.
02Daily careMeals, bottles, sleep and care recorded once.
03Learning & playObservations stay connected to the child.
04Family updatesUseful updates without duplicate writing.
05Home timeA clearer picture of the day to share and review.
BUILT AROUND PEOPLE
One nursery day. Three clearer viewpoints.
For staff
Record information once, see what needs attention and spend less time repeating admin.
For families
Simple updates, messages and important information in one place.
DESIGNED FOR NURSERIES IN WALES
Built around how nurseries work in Wales.
Current themes
Well-beingCare and DevelopmentEnvironmentLeadership and Management
Joint inspection framework
Well-being and CareTeaching, Learning, Play and DevelopmentLeadership and Management
Learning through the early years
Hwb emphasises observation, play, progression and the Welsh language in developmentally appropriate nursery learning.
Designed to support practice, records and evidence. Professional judgement and regulatory responsibility remain with the setting.
WHAT THE DAY BRINGS TOGETHER
Useful information without six separate admin jobs.
DAYKnow who is hereAttendance, sessions and absence.
CARERecord the day onceDaily diary, meals, bottles, sleep and care.
LEARNSee what is developingLearning journey and observations.
FAMILYKeep families informedFamily communication, consents and updates.
TEAMSee what the team needsStaff training, visitors and operational checks.
TRUSTKeep access and recovery controlledNotifications, secure access, backups & recovery, Welsh & English experience.
WHERE TECHNOLOGY HELPS — AND WHERE PEOPLE LEAD
Less repetition. Human judgement stays in charge.
TECHNOLOGY CAN HELP
Surface missing information, reduce repeated steps and route routine updates.
PEOPLE REMAIN RESPONSIBLE
People remain responsible for safeguarding, professional judgement, care decisions and regulatory responsibility.