Opening hours
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday: 08:00 - 06:00
Play 'n Grow Childcare Ltd - Angel Centre, located in Tonbridge, TN9 1SF, operates as a childcare on non-domestic premises, registered with Ofsted on 4th November 2024. The setting generally meets the expected standards for education and care, as confirmed by its inspection on 8th July 2026.
Children benefit from a curriculum that supports good progress in communication, language, and physical development, including engaging 'bounce' sessions. The environment fosters positive behaviour and routines, with staff promoting respect and good manners.
Children, including those with special educational needs or disabilities and disadvantaged children, make progress from their individual starting points, supported by tailored strategies and responsive care. The setting prioritises children's welfare and wellbeing, ensuring their individual needs are understood and supported through an effective key-person system, helping children feel safe, settled, and comfortable.
Children are encouraged to be independent in daily tasks and enjoy outdoor play in the garden. Leaders demonstrate a good understanding of the curriculum and continuously work to enhance language and communication teaching, alongside ensuring effective support for all children through strong partnerships with parents and other agencies.
There is a clear commitment to ongoing professional development for staff and maintaining strong relationships with families, who feel well-informed about their children's progress.
What it's like
Children at the setting appear calm and are well supported by staff. Relationships with adults and their peers are positive, supporting the children to learn. The children laugh and smile often. Children enjoy playing in the garden and have opportunities to develop physical skills during 'bounce' sessions. Children settle to sleep comfortably and enjoy mealtimes. The children serve and feed themselves and benefit from a healthy diet, including a range of food. This encourages healthy habits and supports nutrition. Their independence skills are promoted at mealtimes. Children explore a range of learning opportunities through resources and appropriate activities to support their next stage of learning, including playing in the mud kitchen and exploration areas. Staff give praise to children and set a warm tone, reinforcing high standards of behaviour and a culture of respect. Children are encouraged to be independent, which contributes to their confidence.
Opening hours
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday: 08:00 - 06:00
Registered with Ofsted
2024
Last inspected Jul 2026
Grade summary
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Category grades
Last inspected 8 July 2026
What it's like to attend
Children at the setting appear calm and are well supported by staff. Relationships with adults and their peers are positive, supporting the children to learn. The children laugh and smile often. Children enjoy playing in the garden and have opportunities to develop physical skills during 'bounce' sessions. Children settle to sleep comfortably and enjoy mealtimes. The children serve and feed themselves and benefit from a healthy diet, including a range of food. This encourages healthy habits and supports nutrition. Their independence skills are promoted at mealtimes. Children explore a range of learning opportunities through resources and appropriate activities to support their next stage of learning, including playing in the mud kitchen and exploration areas. Staff give praise to children and set a warm tone, reinforcing high standards of behaviour and a culture of respect. Children are encouraged to be independent, which contributes to their confidence.
Inspector highlights
Areas to develop
Inclusion & environment
Children who are disadvantaged, those with special education needs and/or disabilities and those who face other barriers to learning and/or wellbeing mostly make progress from their starting points, and staff put in place planned strategies to encourage progress. Leaders typically have a good understanding of how to support children with barriers to learning, including children who have special educational needs and/or disabilities.
Children have access to outside play each day in the garden. Children are excited to come to the setting and enjoy playing alongside their peers. For example, the children make pretend ice creams in the garden area and serve these to staff members.
Children who face other barriers to learning and/or wellbeing mostly make progress from their starting points, and staff put in place planned strategies to encourage progress.
Amazing nursery and setting - the staff are so kind and organise a lot of fun things for the children to do. I have a baby and a 4 year old. Both love it
Read on GoogleMy little girl attends this nursery and she absolutely loves it. The staff are fantastic and my baby girl is very well looked after. Highly recommend.
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Most recent inspection
8 July 2026
Only one graded inspection on record — a trend chart will appear here once a second graded report is published.
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