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Kiddies Kingdom in Luton (LU4 9FZ)

Ofsted: Good
(May 2024)
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4.0(8 parent reviews) ·3 Addington Court, Addington Way, LUTON, LU4 9FZ · Luton
Number of places
32 places
Age range
2–4 yrs
Last inspected
May 2024
Local authority
Luton

About this day nursery

Kiddies Kingdom, operating since 2013, welcomes children aged 2-4 years, offering a warm and well-resourced environment in Luton. Children happily settle in, supported by friendly and approachable staff who plan activities tailored to their individual abilities and needs.

This thoughtful approach ensures both learning and well-being are fostered. Children are encouraged to follow their interests, learning new words from staff, and responding positively to gentle reminders, demonstrating good behaviour.

Parents consistently report that their children enjoy their time at the nursery and have noted significant improvements recently. The nursery provides a supportive and inclusive setting, particularly for children with special educational needs and disabilities, who are given ample time to recognise and regulate their emotions and prepare for changes in routines, such as transitioning from outdoor play.

This helps children manage their sessions smoothly. 15 pm.

What it's like

Children are welcomed by friendly staff and happily settle in the well-resourced group room. Staff plan activities to suit children's abilities and needs, supporting their learning and well-being. Children follow their interests and learn new words from staff while behaving well and responding positively to gentle reminders.

Love for books developedEAL children settle wellStaff well-trainedSEND children supported

Key facts

Opening hours

Monday to Friday during term time only from 8.45am until 3.15pm

Term time / All Year

Term Time

Established

2013

Ofsted Inspection

Ofsted rating for Kiddies Kingdom

Last inspected 17 May 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 are welcomed by friendly staff and happily settle in the well-resourced group room. Staff plan activities to suit children's abilities and needs, supporting their learning and well-being. Children follow their interests and learn new words from staff while behaving well and responding positively to gentle reminders.

Inspector highlights

  • Children develop a love for books and enjoy reading in a relaxing corner, with staff encouraging parents to use a lending library to support learning at home.
  • Children who speak English as an additional language settle well, supported by staff who ask parents for important words in their home languages, and by pictures and signs around the room.
  • Staff are motivated by regular supervision, training, and coaching to strengthen their knowledge and understanding of how children learn.
  • Children with special educational needs and/or disabilities are supported to recognise and regulate emotions, with staff giving them time to prepare for routine changes.
  • Children welcome staff to join their self-chosen games and activities, proudly showing what they have created.

Areas to develop

  • 1give children even more time to think how to solve problems, find different ways of doing things and predict what might happen next
  • 2support staff to provide adult-led activities that take into account the most suitable time, location and number of children to provide the very best learning experiences for children
  • 3review and enhance communication with parents to help them know how they can support their children's learning at home, linking this to children's next steps in learning.
Inspection #10344345 · Source: OfstedView full Ofsted report

What parents say

Verbatim quotes recorded in the Ofsted inspection

Parents report that their children enjoy their time in nursery.

They describe the improvements they have seen in recent months and speak positively about the kind and approachable staff.

Inclusion & environment

How they support every child

SEND provision

Children with special educational needs and/or disabilities are supported to begin to recognise and regulate their emotions. Staff give them time to get ready for changes in routines, such as when it is time to come in from the garden. This helps children manage the transitions throughout the session.

Outdoor space

Staff give children with special educational needs and/or disabilities time to get ready for changes in routines, such as when it is time to come in from the garden.

Parent Reviews of Kiddies Kingdom

4.0
(8)
Sanjay
5 months ago

Amazing nursery & staff are extremely polite. They have taken my young one’s to park, they pay close attention to each and every single kid. If I’d had another son, I leaving them nowhere but here. Great service. Keep up the great work ethic & thank you.

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Zee Khan
a year ago

Excellent staff. My son really enjoyed his time at this nursery. The staff are amazing. Highly recommend this nursery. Now my son is moving into reception for September 2024. Thank you for everything ❤️

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shahina Lovely
a week ago

We are really happy with this nursery and the care they provide for our daughter. She is still adjusting, but the staff have been so patient, caring, and supportive throughout her transition. They always keep me informed about how she is doing during the day, which gives me a lot of reassurance as a parent. It’s lovely to see that she is slowly becoming more comfortable and confident, and I truly appreciate the kindness and understanding the team shows her. Thank you for making her transition as smooth as possible and for all the care and support you provide every day. From Maryam’s mum 🤍

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M A
a month ago

This place was a shambles, the staff are very hostile and rude, gossiping about people and if you decide to raise a concern the manager Suraya decides to tell you how to be a better parent on phone calls. The mixed race rather large lady was gossiping about a childs mother - I wasn't surprised tbh.. Very poorly run establishment. Kids cry all the time and look as though they are desperate to get out. They have autistic children playing amongst the other kids unsupervised so when your child gets kicked or punched by an autistic child who is overstimulated and neglected whilst in this practice they will not take the blame but rather blame your child. This place has alot of issues that need to be looked into further and closed down. OFSTED also needs to revisit this poorly run nursery with unprofessional staff who leave kids and some parents traumatised.

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Inspection history

Date: November 2013

  • May 2024Good
  • May 2014Good
  • November 2013Requires improvement

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