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East Lane Montessori

Ofsted: Good
(Jul 2024)
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4.8(54 parent reviews)
·128 East Lane, Wembley, HA0 3NL · Brent
Number of places
50 places
Age range
2–4 yrs
Last inspected
Jul 2024
Local authority
Brent

About this day nursery

Inspire Montessori East Lane, situated in Wembley, provides comprehensive early years education within a nurturing and dynamic setting. Dedicated to making quality early education accessible, the nursery offers various government funding options.

They implement a tailored Montessori curriculum, designed to address each child's individual developmental needs, thereby cultivating independence and instilling a lasting enthusiasm for learning from an early age. Beyond the core curriculum, the nursery boasts a wide array of extra-curricular activities, encompassing music, arts, and environmental exploration, all aimed at fostering holistic growth—physical, cognitive, and emotional.

The teaching staff comprises highly skilled, Montessori-certified educators who are deeply committed to early childhood development, ensuring a warm and supportive environment for all children. The nursery aims to provide top-tier, inclusive, and impactful early education, preparing children for a successful start in life through engaging and enriching learning programmes.

Our ethos

Inspire Montessori East Lane implements a tailored Montessori curriculum to meet individual developmental needs, foster independence, and build a lasting enthusiasm for learning. They are committed to providing quality, inclusive, and impactful early education through holistic growth activities and Montessori-certified educators.

What it's like

Staff welcome children into the setting with warm and reassuring handovers, building their confidence. Children are confident in routines, kind, and work together. Staff prioritise children's confidence, communication, and independence, fostering positive relationships and making all children feel valued.

Montessori curriculumGovernment funding optionsDiverse extra-curricular activitiesHighly skilled teachers

Pricing & funding

Funding accepted

15 hours — working parents (9 months–2 yrs)15 hours — universal (3–4 yrs)30 hours — working parents (3–4 yrs)
Pricing on request

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Key facts

Opening hours

Monday to Friday, 8.50am to 3.10pm.

Term time / All Year

Term Time

Ofsted Inspection

Ofsted rating for East Lane Montessori

Last inspected 10 July 2024 · Samantha Danison

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

Staff welcome children into the setting with warm and reassuring handovers, building their confidence. Children are confident in routines, kind, and work together. Staff prioritise children's confidence, communication, and independence, fostering positive relationships and making all children feel valued.

Inspector highlights

  • Children communicate well for their age and use challenging vocabulary.
  • Staff effectively support the communication skills of children who speak English as an additional language.
  • Children are well prepared for their transition to school.
  • The manager knows all families well and signposts parents to helpful services.
  • Children demonstrate high levels of independence and learn to make good behavioural choices.

Areas to develop

  • 1support staff to think about what younger children need to learn next when planning activities
  • 2review the organisation of adult-led group times to ensure that all children are interested and engaged
Inspection #10351463 · Source: OfstedView full Ofsted report

What parents say

Verbatim quotes recorded in the Ofsted inspection

They comment that they frequently communicate with their child's key person, and they understand what their child's next steps in learning are.

Parents appreciate what the setting offers and are impressed with their children's progress, in addition to the additional support staff offer parents, such as family days and workshops.

Inclusion & environment

How they support every child

SEND provision

All children, including those with special educational needs and/or disabilities, make good progress towards their expected goals.

Outdoor space

Younger children use the outdoor space well to run, climb and balance, supporting their physical development and awareness of safety. Outside, children enjoy a range of activities and are curious as they find minibeasts, asking questions about them.

Parent Reviews of East Lane Montessori

4.8
(54)
Elena Diana Chirita
7 months ago

Our daughter has been attending this kindergarten since she was 2, and she absolutely loves it! She is happy every day, learning so much, and growing beautifully. The teachers are wonderful, caring, and very professional. We feel so lucky to have found such a nurturing place for her. ❤️

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apeksha pradhan
2 years ago

I am really extremely happy and satisfied with this nursery. The all staff members are great.. Very professional and caring. I have seen my child growing and learning new things everyday in this nursery. All the activities they do are really enjoyable and my child enjoys them and he likes to go there everyday. I highly recommends for all new toddlers.

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cherry shah
a year ago

East Lane Montessori is the best! My daughter has been going to this nursery for almost a year and the experience has been nothing short of exceptional. The staff here are beyond compare - gentle, kind, and truly caring for the well-being and growth of every child. From the moment I first enrolled my daughter, I have always felt a sense of trust and security knowing that she is in good hands. The dedication and passion of the staff members shine through in every interaction, making it evident that they prioritize the individual needs of each child. One aspect of East Lane Montessori that stands out is their commitment to meeting children where they are, rather than where they are expected to be. This personalized approach has allowed my daughter to thrive and develop at her own pace. East Lane Montessori is a nurturing and supportive community that has played a crucial role in shaping my daughter into a bright, curious individual that she is today. I am grateful for the positive impact this Montessori has had on my family and wholeheartedly recommend it to any parent seeking a truly exceptional educational experience for their child.

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Rasadurai Rajavaheinthan
a year ago

As a proud parent, I am delighted to express my utmost satisfaction and gratitude for the East Lane Montessori Nursery Wembley, where my son has thrived over the past two years. The dedicated teachers have tailored their approach to accommodate my child's individual learning style, creating a safe and supportive environment that has facilitated his overall development. This nurturing and collaborative community has truly made a positive impact on my son's growth, making East Lane Montessori Nursery Wembley an exceptional choice for any parent seeking a holistic and engaging educational setting for their child. I highly recommend this institution to any parent seeking a nurturing, stimulating, and enriching environment for their child's education.

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HASSASIN ALI
6 years ago

We'd sent our child to this "school", where he wasnt ever happy and never quite settled. We as parents assumed it was because he was an only child at home. The reports we received from the "teachers" was that he didn't want to play, sit or eat with anyone, but in reality he's nothing like that as we've recently found from enrolling our child into a new school where my child couldn't more happier. Instead of integrating our child into the class room they'd left him to his own devices to either sink or swim. If our child did not do as they said the first time they'd walk away without inputting any effort to communicate or convince him to do as they wanted. I had suspicion our child was being left out of group activities once I'd gone to collect him and noticed all the other children had paper mashe pictures and my child didn't? I'd asked why he didn't have one and their response was that "he didn't want to make one" (what child doesn't want to play and create pictures with glue, glitter and paper mashe?), when in reality he did, he just didn't know how, so they subjected him to entertain himself with his own imagination, as teachers your paid to expand the childs horizons and focus, and they did none of that for my son, they didn't even bother. He was left out and pushed to aside, and I saw this with my very own eyes. One afternoon my son had pooed himself and I was called in to clean him up (as they're incapable of doing anything). After cleaning him up the teacher suggested I'd take him home with me half way through the day, I refused, I didn't want him getting the idea this type of action or behaviour will get him out of school early. I also got the impression these teachers are willing to use any old excuse to give themselves a break from our child which I wasn't allowing either and sternly told them "I wasn't going to reward this with him getting out of school early". Whilst having this conversation I could see into the class room (this was lunch time and the kids were being sat around tables to await their food) , I saw the teacher grab my son by his hand and remove him from the other kids (unaware I was watching) and lathargically shoulders slumped and with my son in hand drag my son to a table in the corner of the room to sit by himself and literally flung his arm back to him and walked off as if you were throwing your keys down after getting home from a long day's work. I watched my boys reaction heartbroken, because he just accepted it. He sat on that table and just gave up any fight left in him and placed his his head into his palm and watched as all the other kids giddily sat around each other awaiting their food to come. Me seeing this asked why was he placed on a single table by himself? Their response was that "he didn't want to sit with anyone else" (absolute lie!!) I kept calm whilst seething inside, I asked for my son to be placed on the table with the rest of the children and I would inspect if he did or didn't.. My son was so happy to finally be allowed to sit with the other kids and that's when I knew, if your child is even slightly incoherent they wouldn't lift a finger to change that. And that's no place for a child to grow and learn in. I also came into school for another poo incident (this time with my missus) whilst waiting in the coats and bag area was a little girl approx 1-2 y/o crying her eyes out. The teachers walked past her as though she wasn't even there, my wife had to calm her down and the teachers say there and watched. Now I have my son in a new school and he loves every minute of it, he never wants to leave it, he enjoys his time all he wants to do is speak about his day and his new friends. I am so happy my son is out of there. Below are pictures of my son in his new school, please see the level of happiness on his face. He's a happy boy now bless him and he isn't violent or disobedient his new teachers tell me.

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Inspection history

Date: May 2012

  • July 2024Good
  • September 2018Good
  • May 2016Good
  • May 2012Outstanding

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