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Princess Louise Pre School Nursery

Ofsted: Good
(Mar 2024)
·c/o The Isabella Centre, Ogle Drive, BLYTH, NE24 5JF · Northumberland
Number of places
32 places
Age range
2–4 yrs
Last inspected
Mar 2024
Local authority
Northumberland

About this day nursery

The provided web pages only contain information about open days and visits for Pocklington School, an independent day and boarding school in East Yorkshire, which includes "Little Pips Nursery". However, there is no specific information available about Princess Louise Pre School Nursery, including details about its philosophy, daily activities, facilities, or what makes it a unique early learning environment.

The content focuses on encouraging prospective families to visit the school campus to meet staff and students, and to experience the school atmosphere firsthand. There are options for attending scheduled open mornings or arranging individual tours, with the next open morning specified for June 4th, 2026.

What it's like

Children enjoy their time at the pre-school; they are confident, happy and have fun and are eager to investigate the activities provided. They can initiate their own play and choose resources that are easily accessible, which helps to promote independent play.

Visits and Open Days

Pricing & funding

Pricing on request

This nursery doesn't publish its fees online. Contact them directly for an up-to-date price list and availability.

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Key facts

Opening hours

Monday to Thursday from 9am until 3.30pm, and Friday 8.30am till 2.30pm

Age range

Little Pips Nursery through to Sixth Form

Term time / All Year

Term Time

Established

2007

Ofsted Inspection

Ofsted rating for Princess Louise Pre School Nursery

Last inspected 1 March 2024 · Janet Fairhurst

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 enjoy their time at the pre-school; they are confident, happy and have fun and are eager to investigate the activities provided. They can initiate their own play and choose resources that are easily accessible, which helps to promote independent play.

Inspector highlights

  • The manager and staff team have worked hard to successfully meet the actions set at the last inspection.
  • Staff prioritise communication and language development in their curriculum, creating a language-rich environment.
  • The manager and staff swiftly identify children who need additional support through regular assessments.
  • Children show a love of books and smile with delight as staff read them their favourite stories.
  • Children explore different ways their bodies can move, building core strength in preparation for confident writing.

Areas to develop

  • 1enhance the already good practice in teaching children by always ensuring that activities take account of children's prior learning experiences and levels of understanding
  • 2give children more opportunity to think about and consolidate the information given by staff during some activities, taking account of their need to think about and share their responses and ideas.
Inspection #10284946 · Source: OfstedView full Ofsted report

What parents say

Verbatim quotes recorded in the Ofsted inspection

Parents speak highly of the staff and comment on how caring and nurturing the team is.

Inclusion & environment

How they support every child

SEND provision

The manager and staff swiftly identify children who need additional support through their regular assessments. They work in partnership with parents and other professionals to ensure a suitable curriculum is put in place. Where formal plans are needed, these are completed in time for children to move on to the next stage in their learning.

Outdoor space

Children explore the different ways their bodies can move. Staff challenge them to stretch and reach up to paint a wall with water. Children enthusiastically make marks on the ground using chalk. Staff recognise the importance of these activities to build children's core strength in preparation for developing the muscles they need to become confident writers.

Inspection history
Improved from Requires improvement → Good in 2024

Date: April 2008

  • March 2024Good
  • March 2023Requires improvement
  • July 2017Outstanding
  • April 2015Good
  • February 2011Good
  • April 2008Outstanding

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