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Children's Place Daisy Hill

Ofsted: Good
(Oct 2024)
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5.0(3 parent reviews) ·DAISY HILL LYNFIELD MOUNT, HEIGHTS LANE, BD9 6DP · Bradford
Number of places
56 places
Age range
0–4 yrs
Last inspected
Oct 2024
Local authority
Bradford

About this day nursery

Children's Place Day Nurseries offer high-quality early years education and care across multiple locations in Bradford, Calderdale, and Kirklees. The nurseries are dedicated to fostering a rich learning environment through a variety of engaging activities and a strong commitment to community partnerships.

They collaborate with local authorities, children and family centres, and NHS Trusts to provide comprehensive support for children and their families. The focus extends beyond academic enrichment to encompass overall well-being, healthy eating habits, and ample opportunities for outdoor play.

With a strong emphasis on parent-nursery partnerships and a key person approach, Children's Place aims to create a supportive and inclusive atmosphere where every child can thrive and develop, ensuring a positive foundation for their future.

What it's like

Children show positive attitudes towards their learning and explore the nursery freely, making choices about their play. Staff get to know children well, offering tailored play opportunities and displaying high levels of interest, helping children to thrive. They also provide empathy and comfort to new children.

Community FocusedHigh-Quality TeachingOutdoor Play

Pricing & funding

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Key facts

Opening hours

7am to 7pm, Monday to Friday, except for bank holidays and two training days

Term time / All Year

All Year

Ofsted Inspection

Ofsted rating for Children's Place Daisy Hill

Last inspected 22 October 2024

Safeguarding effective
Overall effectiveness
Good
Quality of education
Good
Behaviour and attitudes
Good
Personal development
Good
Leadership and management
Good

What it's like to attend

Children show positive attitudes towards their learning and explore the nursery freely, making choices about their play. Staff get to know children well, offering tailored play opportunities and displaying high levels of interest, helping children to thrive. They also provide empathy and comfort to new children.

Inspector highlights

  • Children show positive attitudes and explore the nursery freely.
  • Staff tailor play opportunities to children's interests and next steps.
  • Children receive many opportunities to develop their physical skills.
  • Leaders and staff put in place tailored care and learning plans to support children with special education needs and/or disabilities (SEND).
  • Staff promote positive behaviour, such as handwashing and good manners at mealtimes.

Areas to develop

  • 1provide support to ensure consistently high-quality interactions with children to build on what children already know and can do and further challenge their learning.
Inspection #10367528 · Source: OfstedView full Ofsted report

What parents say

Verbatim quotes recorded in the Ofsted inspection

Parents describe the nursery as wonderful and nurturing and say that leaders are approachable and caring.

They recommend the nursery highly to others.

Parents report that staff prepare children well with the skills that they need to start the next stage in their education.

Inclusion & environment

How they support every child

SEND provision

Leaders and staff put in place tailored care and learning plans to support children with special education needs and/or disabilities (SEND). Staff are attentive in supporting children with SEND to access areas of learning and adapt the learning environments to help children to learn how to manage their emotions. Leaders ensure that referrals to outside agencies are made in a timely manner to ensure an inclusive approach, which helps children to make good progress in their learning.

Outdoor space

Children receive many opportunities to develop their physical skills. They learn how to move around freely and avoid obstacles as they run in grass and leaves. They use climbing frames and balancing beams, and learn how to take appropriate risks under the supervision of staff. These experiences support children to build their small- and large-muscle skills.

Parent Reviews of Children's Place Daisy Hill

5.0
(3)
Samera Akram
a year ago

Best decision i made sending my children to the Daisy Hill Children's Place.Amazing and caring staff who support your child in their development.My son was a lock down baby so was so attached to me and it took him months to settle but the staff were absolutely brilliant with him and he has become confident and loved coming here.From the management to the staff everyone has been brilliant.

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Tabia Noreen
3 years ago

Its a great nursery, my 2 kids went here and they been looked after so well. Staffs are lovely.

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ibukun oyinloye
2 years ago

Really great nuresery my son went here for a year

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Inspection history

Date: June 2009

  • October 2024Good
  • February 2019Good
  • December 2015Good
  • October 2013Requires improvement
  • June 2009Outstanding

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