Busy Bees at Solihull Stratford Court

About this day nursery

30pm. As of its latest Ofsted inspection on 2 August 2022, the nursery was rated as 'Good'.

The curriculum is designed to be ambitious, focusing on children making good progress from their individual starting points, with staff gathering feedback from parents to plan stimulating activities. Children are encouraged to learn about their feelings and emotions through stories and props, and enjoy group activities such as yoga.

The setting also introduces children to the world around them, including different cultures and festivals. Outdoor learning is actively encouraged in the garden, where children explore games and engage in cooperative play.

Robust risk assessment procedures are in place for outdoor activities to ensure children's safety. The nursery provides support for children with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), ensuring they receive the help needed to make good progress, with the special educational needs coordinator actively involved in supporting these children.

The setting also supports children who speak English as an additional language. Transition arrangements are thorough and tailored to each child's needs, supporting their emotional well-being as they move between rooms or to new settings.

Children are taught about healthy living, including the importance of good food, and staff follow robust allergy management procedures. Leaders are committed to working closely with parents, engaging them in their child's learning through shared outcomes and advice for home activities.

What it's like

Children are settled and have secure relationships with staff. They learn about their feelings and emotions through stories and props. Children enjoy group activities and are encouraged to join in with movements and explore the world around them.