Opening hours
7.30am to 6.30pm, Monday to Friday
30pm, Monday to Friday. The nursery received a Good rating in its latest Ofsted inspection on 30/05/2025.
Children arrive with excitement, feeling safe and confident, and form strong relationships with staff, who provide clear boundaries, helping children to understand sharing and turn-taking. Leaders have developed a comprehensive curriculum that prepares children for their future learning.
For example, babies engage in immersive sensory experiences, exploring different textures and giggling as staff show them how to move toy vehicles through foam and water. For children with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), leaders plan individualised provisions, utilising a dedicated sensory room to enhance children's experiences.
Staff collaborate closely with professionals such as speech and language therapists to ensure a shared approach to care and education. Outdoor learning is encouraged, with staff promoting curiosity by positioning guttering at different angles in the garden for children to experiment with objects and learn about trajectory.
Children also benefit from activities that encourage large motor movements, such as throwing balls, dancing, and yoga, helping them build good physical skills.
What it's like
Children arrive with excitement and feel safe and confident, forming strong relationships with staff. Staff provide clear boundaries, and children demonstrate a good understanding of these by sharing and taking turns. Leaders develop a curriculum that prepares children for future learning, with babies engaging in immersive sensory experiences.
Opening hours
7.30am to 6.30pm, Monday to Friday
Term time / All Year
All Year
Last inspected 30 May 2025
What it's like to attend
Children arrive with excitement and feel safe and confident, forming strong relationships with staff. Staff provide clear boundaries, and children demonstrate a good understanding of these by sharing and taking turns. Leaders develop a curriculum that prepares children for future learning, with babies engaging in immersive sensory experiences.
Inspector highlights
Areas to develop
Inclusion & environment
Where children have special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), leaders plan individualised provisions to target each child's needs. For example, they use a dedicated sensory room at the nursery to enhance children's experiences. Furthermore, staff work closely with professionals, such as speech and language therapists, to implement a shared approach to children's care and education.
Staff promote children's curiosity by positioning guttering at different angles in the garden where children experiment with objects and roll them down the slopes. Staff also encourage children to use large motor movements as they throw balls in the garden area.
Date: October 2019
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