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The Green Day Nursery (Kings Norton)

Ofsted: Good
(Jul 2024)
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3.7(7 parent reviews)
·286 Pershore Road South, Kings Norton, Birmingham, B30 3EU · Birmingham
Number of places
60 places
Age range
1–4 yrs
Last inspected
Jul 2024
Local authority
Birmingham

About this day nursery

The Green Day Nursery, situated in Kings Norton, Birmingham, is a privately owned establishment with capacity for 60 children. It operates for 51 weeks annually, catering to children from 6 weeks to 4 years old on a first-come, first-served basis, without discrimination.

The nursery consists of two buildings with three distinct age-based areas, all adhering to the Development Matters curriculum under the Early Years Foundation Stage framework, focusing on seven key learning areas and an "in the moment planning" approach. Daily outdoor play is encouraged across their three outdoor spaces, regardless of weather conditions.

The nursery emphasises strong parent partnerships, facilitating involvement through daily diaries (for babies and toddlers), the Blossom online platform for observations and reports, "All About Me" folders, and regular newsletters. They also host stay-and-play sessions and annual events.

The team comprises DBS-checked, qualified staff, many of whom are Paediatric First Aiders and Food Safety trained, with ongoing opportunities for professional development. The nursery is registered with Ofsted Early Years and undergoes regular Environmental Health inspections, ensuring a safe and secure environment with continuous supervision and strict visitor policies.

Our ethos

The Green Day Nursery follows the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework, utilising the Development Matters curriculum. They employ an "in the moment planning" approach and encourage daily outdoor play in all weather. The nursery values strong parent partnerships, utilising daily diaries, the Blossom platform, and regular events to keep parents involved.

What it's like

Children are welcomed warmly and feel safe and secure in this nurturing nursery. They are well settled and thrive with the care and support from staff. The natural world is integrated into learning opportunities, and staff interactions are warm and caring.

Private owned nurseryEYFS curriculumOutdoor playStrong parent partnershipsQualified staff

Pricing & funding

Fees are structured by age bands for children under two years and over two years, with rates available for full-time, full-day, and morning or afternoon half-day sessions. Fees are payable either weekly or monthly in advance.

Funding accepted

15 hours — universal (3–4 yrs)

Good to know

  • Fees can be paid weekly or monthly in advance.
  • Full fees are required to be paid on bank holidays.
  • A £100.00 registration fee is required for children under 18 months of age to secure a place.
  • Late collection after 6:30pm is charged at £10.00 for every 15 minutes.

Key facts

Opening hours

Monday to Friday, 7:15am to 6:30pm, 51 weeks a year (closed on bank holidays and between Christmas and New Year's Day).

Session types

Full day, Half day (morning), Half day (afternoon)

Food

Parents must provide child's lunch and/or tea; nursery provides snacks (fruit, biscuit/toast) and drinks (milk/water).

Waitlist

Children are accepted on a first come first served basis.

Age range

6 weeks to 4 years

Term time / All Year

All Year

Established

2004

Ofsted Inspection

Ofsted rating for The Green Day Nursery (Kings Norton)

Last inspected 3 July 2024 · Dal Malhi

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 warmly and feel safe and secure in this nurturing nursery. They are well settled and thrive with the care and support from staff. The natural world is integrated into learning opportunities, and staff interactions are warm and caring.

Inspector highlights

  • Children are greeted with a warm welcome and feel safe and secure.
  • The natural world plays a huge part in planning opportunities for children's learning, including growing their own herbs.
  • Children behave extremely well and learn about caring for others and the setting's pets.
  • Children develop their independence, making choices and learning about numbers in everyday routines.
  • Children develop their fine motor skills through activities tailored to their interests, such as making superhero masks.

Areas to develop

  • 1enhance the coaching and mentoring of staff to build on their knowledge of how children learn and develop
  • 2strengthen the procedure for supervision to further develop monitoring of staff closely, so they understand the curriculum.
Inspection #10348788 · Source: OfstedView full Ofsted report

What parents say

Verbatim quotes recorded in the Ofsted inspection

The nursery makes them and their children feel safe and welcome because it gives them a home-from-home feeling.

They talk fondly about the online app and say how they find this useful to communicate with the nursery.

Inclusion & environment

How they support every child

SEND provision

The experienced special educational needs coordinator works closely with parents and outside agencies to get the right support for children with special educational needs and/or disabilities. When children's development causes concern, staff act swiftly and provide additional written daily diaries for parents to meet individual needs.

Outdoor space

The natural world plays a huge part in planning opportunities for children's learning. For example, children grow their own herbs in the garden. Staff select natural resources and materials to develop children's curiosity in play.

Parent Reviews of The Green Day Nursery (Kings Norton)

3.7
(7)
Sipm
2 months ago

Booked a viewing with the manager was very nice on the telephone. A friend of ours stated a good Nursery. Called this morning to confirm appointment. The lady on the call did not have a clue. I kindly asked the lady to please check. Got there with my son and Sister in the rain. Rang the door bell. Big pause at the door in the rain, knew we were coming. I was told I need ID. Door in face once again, a three year old standing in the rain. Came back out after ten minutes, you need ID. Asked to talked to Manager or deputy not around. Strange experience booked and confirmed. Never told to bring ID. Worked in and managed so many nursery would not leave a three year old stand in the rain and cold like that. No manager or deputy around. Never said hello to my son just blanked him by two members staff there. Senior practitioner 2003 University of Birmingham. Nursery Management Level 7 Masters.

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Michael Williams
6 months ago

Such a good nursery feels so welcoming and not to mention the staff are amazing I couldn’t fault them at all so helpful and warm I would highly recommend this nursery to anyone seeking positions you won’t regret it

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Kirsty Barton
3 years ago

Absolutley LOVE this nursery. My son has come on so much in all areas since joining. He was so unsettled at a previous nursery. The green day nursery have amazing parent and home communication and the staff are amazing with the children. Highly recommend if youre in the Kings Norton area you send your child here!

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Richard Foster
3 weeks ago

How can a nursery be so anti child safety? The school next door place “please don’t park here” signs outside on the pavement each morning (double yellow and bus stop, but still parents pull up on pavement to drop their kids - even though two car parks within a 2 minute walk). The staff from the nursery then move the signs and, when asked why, say it’s so their parents can park there. Having had near misses with my own children and asked the nursery to tackle this all I can do is say that if you think child safety and the rules of the Highway Code trump minor convenience, don’t send your kids here. The member of staff I spoke to was rude and shouting at me from the doorway of the nursery - a great example to set your children.

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Inspection history
Improved from Inadequate → Good in 2024

Date: May 2011

  • July 2024Good
  • April 2018Inadequate
  • December 2017Inadequate
  • July 2015Good
  • February 2015Inadequate
  • May 2011Outstanding

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