30am to 6pm. The setting has been rated 'Good' by Ofsted in its latest inspection on 26 January 2024.
The friendly and enthusiastic staff create a welcoming environment where children quickly settle and develop a sense of trust and belonging. They are committed to providing valuable learning experiences that teach children about their community and the world around them, including educational walks to the local library and discussions about local amenities like vets and doctors.
The curriculum is well-sequenced and tailored to individual needs and abilities, ensuring children are supported in developing new skills and knowledge. Children with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) receive robust support; staff are adept at understanding and implementing the necessary provisions to help every child make progress.
The inclusive environment and adaptable activities ensure all children's needs are met. Children are also taught to identify risks and understand safety, both indoors and outdoors, through routine risk assessments and discussions.
Staff foster good hygiene routines and encourage positive behaviours, contributing to a respectful and supportive atmosphere where children learn to be polite and listen well.
What it's like
Staff are friendly and greet children enthusiastically. Children settle well and trust the staff, who share a love of learning and provide a secure base. Respectful relationships create a positive culture, supporting children's personal, social, and emotional development.