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Our OFSTED Report
7th September 2022

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We are a ‘GOOD’ preschool because:

  • Children develop high levels of confidence

  • Children happily engage with each other

  • New children to the setting are reassured, nurtured and engaged with through cuddles, soft voices and quiet activities

  • Children have positive attitudes towards their ongoing learning

  • Children learn to be independent

  • Children communicate confidently

  • Children are valued for their individuality.

  • Staff provide a highly inclusive environment

  • Children's heritage, home language and culture are celebrated

  • Children with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) receive a personal approach to their particular needs.

  • Children with SEND are making high levels of progress to close gaps in their development.

  • Children quickly develop safe and secure attachments

  • Staff engage with children well

  • Staff join in with children's choice of what and where to play

  • Staff interact effectively during adult-led activities

  • Children develop close relationships with their peers. They learn to cooperate and negotiate through sensitive approaches from staff to positively support children's behaviour

  • Children feel proud of their achievements, developing high levels of self-esteem.

  • Children have multiple opportunities to take part in sensory activities.

  • Children choose to play with resources that test their knowledge of senses that are linked to their interests.

  • The whole staff team show a great enthusiasm to improve.

  • They regularly attend training and assess the best way to implement these new practices successfully

  • They work with a wealth of other professionals, such as health visitors, teachers, and other early years settings, to promote a continuous journey in children's learning

  • Parents make very positive comments about the care and attention to learning that their children receive.

  • Parents feel totally included in their child's ongoing development, gaining support as to how to promote the next steps of their children's learning at home.

  • Staff have a robust knowledge of how to protect children from harm

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Please click here for our OFSTED Report 2022

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