Opening hours
Monday to Friday, all year round, from 7.30am to 6pm
Staff at Kids Planet Great Boughton create engaging learning environments that spark children's curiosity, skilfully playing alongside them to model and extend learning. The curriculum is designed to support children in being active, with examples such as low-level furniture encouraging babies to pull themselves up to standing.
Children benefit from significant outdoor time, where they are seen confidently climbing steps and engaging in cooperative play with wheelbarrows. The setting excels in fostering positive behaviours, with staff offering calm and consistent expectations, and providing reassurance for those who need support with their emotions.
Children at Kids Planet Great Boughton develop strong bonds with staff and peers, playing cooperatively and initiating games. The nursery places a high importance on developing children's fine motor skills through various fun activities, from babies grasping toys in foam to older children using dough for creative play and engaging in mark-making.
Staff also instil a love of books, stories, and rhymes, leading to children becoming confident communicators with well-developed language skills. Independence and self-assurance are highly valued, with children confidently managing their belongings and serving meals.
The nursery makes specific provisions for children with special educational needs and/or disabilities, with leaders discussing targeted support strategies. The staff demonstrate a good understanding of what each child knows and needs to learn next, using children's interests to support their development.
What it's like
Staff create exciting learning environments that children explore with curiosity. They skilfully play alongside the children, modelling play and extending learning. Children show high levels of engagement and make good progress in their learning.
Funding accepted
Opening hours
Monday to Friday, all year round, from 7.30am to 6pm
Last inspected 8 November 2024
What it's like to attend
Staff create exciting learning environments that children explore with curiosity. They skilfully play alongside the children, modelling play and extending learning. Children show high levels of engagement and make good progress in their learning.
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Areas to develop
Inclusion & environment
This said, children with special educational needs and/or disabilities are provided with specific activities to meet their individual needs. Leaders spoke to the inspectors about how they support children with special educational needs and/or disabilities.
Children spend lots of time outdoors in the fresh air. They confidently climb up steps and giggle as they use their strength to push their friends along in wheelbarrows.
This nursery stinks. Ofsted cited hygiene issues in 2024. No improvement since. Floors are disgusting. No separate room for nappy changes hence the smell. The place seemed understaffed. I felt sorry for the babies there. A £100 registration fee for only 2 settling in sessions that is neither refundable nor redeemable once you start your child there. More expensive than the best nurseries in town. Management didn’t even care to reply back after asking for feedback as to why i was moving my child. Terrible.
Read on GoogleOur daughter had her first taste of nursery here what a fantastic environment for children to grow and learn
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Date: July 2022
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