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Westbourne House Nursery

Ofsted: Good
(Feb 2022)
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4.0(8 parent reviews)
·7 Newcastle Street, Worksop, S80 2AS · Nottinghamshire
Number of places
40 places
Age range
0–5 yrs
Last inspected
Feb 2022
Local authority
Nottinghamshire

About this day nursery

Westbourne House Nursery in Worksop offers a stimulating and secure environment where children are encouraged to learn through playful activities. The nursery aims to foster enquiring minds, positive social skills, and self-confidence, ensuring children feel valued and respected.

Activities are designed to develop language, mathematical, scientific, and artistic skills, while also promoting cultural understanding and respect for diverse backgrounds. The nursery emphasises building strong partnerships between children, staff, and parents, welcoming parental involvement.

Following the Early Years Foundation Stage (2021) framework, Westbourne House provides a mix of free choice and adult-led activities in a safe and creative setting. They also offer two large outdoor playgrounds, including one with a climbing frame and another with a pretend road, a refurbished indoor soft play area, and garden beds for growing vegetables and flowers.

Separate dining rooms are provided for meals.

Our ethos

At Westbourne House, we commit ourselves to providing a happy and secure environment, where children feel valued, enjoy learning through the art of play and can develop and flourish. Our enthusiastic and committed staff, offer children a board and balanced variety of activities, all of which are centred on play. In addition on gaining language, mathematical, scientific and artistic skills, they are encouraged to develop enquiring minds, to question, reason and make decisions. During these early years, we hope to promote positive social skills and we encourage all children to become responsible, confident and independent. We work hard to ensure that all children have high self-esteem along with consideration and respect for others. High standards of positive and kind behaviour are encouraged at all times. We highly value different religious, cultural backgrounds and beliefs of people worldwide. We aim to further your child’s understanding of the world in which they live and to support and encourage them to develop respect and understanding of different cultures. We aim to build positive partnership between children, staff and parents. Here, at Westbourne House, we strongly encourage parents to become involved and welcome them to join in whenever they wish. At Westbourne House, we recognise the importance of play and its beneficial attributes to all areas of development and learning. Play brings together the ideas, feelings, relationships and physical life of the child. It helps children use what they know and to understand things about the world and people they meet. Here at Westbourne House, we believe that children need plenty of free choice activities and adult led activities to introduce new fun experiences. We provide your child(ren) with a safe and creative environment to play, we follow The Early Years Foundation Stage (2021). There are seven areas of development in which we plan exciting activities and children are able to select their own activities. We discuss with the parents children’s current interest and use our own observations in order to plan to individual development needs and interests.

What it's like

Children are effectively supported by staff to play alongside each other, cooperating and working as a team to solve problems. They are confident and happy, approaching visitors and sharing their interests, while staff encourage their ideas and foster communication, language, and imagination through role play. Children have positive relationships with staff, feeling safe and secure as their views are heard and help is readily available.

Play-based learningEYFS curriculumLarge outdoor spacesExperienced staff

Pricing & funding

Nursery fees are charged on a weekly full-time rate or per individual full, morning, or afternoon session for children aged 0 to 5 years. Private fees include all meals. Additional charges apply for early starts, late pickups, and extra hours. Funded places are subject to optional activity and consumable fees.

Funding accepted

15 hours — working parents (9 months–2 yrs)15 hours — eligible 2-year-olds15 hours — universal (3–4 yrs)30 hours — working parents (3–4 yrs)Tax-Free Childcare

Good to know

  • Non-funded children are entitled to 2 weeks of holiday at half fees with 4 weeks' written notice.
  • A non-refundable deposit is required to secure a childcare place.
  • Late payments will incur a 20% late fee.
  • Consumables (food and drink) are charged per funded hour for government-funded places.
  • An enhanced package deal is available for funded hours, including all consumables and extra services.
  • The nursery accepts childcare vouchers and tax credits.

Key facts

Food

Meals included in full-time daycare and sessions. Consumables (food and drink) charged at 65p per funded hour for funded places with optional choices.

Waitlist

A non-refundable deposit of £30 is required to secure all childcare places.

Opening hours

Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Age range

0-5 years

Term time / All Year

All Year

Established

2013

Ofsted Inspection

Ofsted rating for Westbourne House Nursery

Last inspected 15 February 2022 · Charlotte Whalley

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 effectively supported by staff to play alongside each other, cooperating and working as a team to solve problems. They are confident and happy, approaching visitors and sharing their interests, while staff encourage their ideas and foster communication, language, and imagination through role play. Children have positive relationships with staff, feeling safe and secure as their views are heard and help is readily available.

Inspector highlights

  • Staff know the children well and plan activities to support their development.
  • The setting celebrates each child's birthday, helping children to feel valued and special.
  • There are good partnerships with parents, with staff sharing information and ideas to help children learn and develop at home.
  • Leaders and staff have good partnerships with professionals, ensuring children with special educational needs and/or disabilities receive good support.
  • Staff benefit from regular meetings and training, making them feel supported, confident and happy in their roles.

Areas to develop

  • 1consider the arrangements for sleeping so that children get good-quality rest
  • 2improve the organisation of snack time to ensure children have consistent messages from staff around the expectations for mealtimes.
Inspection #10221387 · Source: OfstedView full Ofsted report

What parents say

Verbatim quotes recorded in the Ofsted inspection

Parents attended a communication and language themed event. They say that they can help their children learn and develop at home because of the ideas given to them.

Inclusion & environment

How they support every child

SEND provision

Children with special educational needs and/or disabilities receive good support from services.

Outdoor space

The report mentions the inspector observing the quality of education being provided, indoors and outdoors, but does not offer specific details about the outdoor space or how children use it.

Parent Reviews of Westbourne House Nursery

4.0
(8)
Amy Parker
a year ago

Simply amazing nursery. My daughter has been going from being just a small baby and is now just turning 4. She loves going which speaks for itself. I love hearing about all the lovely things she as been doing with the lovely staff that work there. Thank you will never be enough! I am not ready for her having to start big school in September 🤯

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Lauren Mitchell
2 years ago

Absolutely wonderful nursery. Lovely, clean, homely setting. Not clinical and bland like some. The staff and management alike go above and beyond. Truly cannot praise them enough. They’ve been utterly fantastic with my little one. Their care for the children is genuine. Would recommend Westbourne House to anyone.

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Emma Gilbert
2 years ago

Literally this nursery is amazing! It has a beautiful outdoor area, aswell as an indoor soft play. Staff are wonderful, and Phillipa the manager is an absolute pleasure to deal with, every request is dealt with promptly and professionally. The staff work really hard to ensure they build relationships with their children. Splendid setting, safe, secure and very clean. Well done!

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isabelle hammond
a year ago

Westbourne house is a very caring and knowledgeable nursery with staff being in the industry for 20 years+. I wouldn’t send my child anywhere else.

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Richard Skelton
3 years ago

Poor communication from staff and management regarding bills. No invoices sent out for the service we used for 4 hours which was later used against us. No contact at all actually. We were told it would be inappropriate for them to accept our daughter after they failed to send the required paperwork in order to settle our account for the 4 hours.

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Inspection history

Date: November 2013

  • February 2022Good
  • October 2016Good
  • November 2013Good

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