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Young Stars Nursery

Ofsted: Good
(May 2025)
·Nursery Dept, Butlins, Skegness, PE25 1NS · Lincolnshire
Number of places
70 places
Age range
0–5 yrs
Last inspected
May 2025
Local authority
Lincolnshire

About this day nursery

30pm. The day nursery is proactive in supporting children with special educational needs and/or disabilities, with staff effectively identifying and implementing targeted plans.

They also benefit from professional training to enhance physical movement and develop core muscles. The dedicated team fosters strong early speaking skills by repeating words and engaging in songs, ensuring a rich language environment.

Staff also instil positive behaviour in older children by encouraging active listening and valuing their input through choices in celebrating achievements. The management team at Young Stars Nursery is committed to continuous improvement, regularly reflecting on the experiences offered, and recently expanding with new playrooms designed for children of similar ages to learn and play together.

The day nursery is located in Skegness, PE25 1NS.

What it's like

Staff effectively support children with special educational needs and disabilities, implementing targeted plans and receiving professional training to meet individual needs like physical movement. They also support strong early speaking skills by repeating words and singing songs, helping children develop core muscles and strength. Additionally, staff foster positive behaviour in older children by encouraging them to listen and respond to questions, and value their views by allowing them to choose how to celebrate achievements.

Parental engagementMathematics skillsEffective funding useContinuous improvementHealthy eating

Key facts

Opening hours

On Monday and Friday, sessions are from 8.30am until 6pm and on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, sessions are from 8.30am until 5.30pm.

Term time / All Year

All Year

Ofsted Inspection

Ofsted rating for Young Stars Nursery

Last inspected 7 May 2025 · Hayley Ruane

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

Staff effectively support children with special educational needs and disabilities, implementing targeted plans and receiving professional training to meet individual needs like physical movement. They also support strong early speaking skills by repeating words and singing songs, helping children develop core muscles and strength. Additionally, staff foster positive behaviour in older children by encouraging them to listen and respond to questions, and value their views by allowing them to choose how to celebrate achievements.

Inspector highlights

  • Staff invite parents into the nursery to play alongside their children to help them understand how their children are learning and support continued learning at home.
  • Staff support children to develop their mathematics skills, with older children learning to recognise numbers and count objects.
  • Additional funding is used effectively to meet children's individual needs, purchasing puzzles, books, and puppets to enhance experiences and skills.
  • The management team reflects on experiences offered to children, recently adding playrooms for children of similar ages to play and learn together.
  • Staff offer children a nutritious range of meals and drinks and help them understand the benefits of healthy eating, such as carrots making them see in the dark.

Areas to develop

  • 1support staff to build on the individual learning needs of the most-able older children during activities
  • 2strengthen the sharing of information about what children need to learn next between all staff so that their learning is further supported during play.
Inspection #10388567 · Source: OfstedView full Ofsted report

Inclusion & environment

How they support every child

SEND provision

Staff support children with special educational needs and/or disabilities well. They identify and implement targeted plans to meet the individual needs of children. Children benefit from staff receiving training from other professionals to meet their individual needs, such as to build on their physical movement. Furthermore, children are supported to develop their core muscles and strength in their bodies.

Outdoor space

Older children are reminded to stand behind each other to make a line, when they play a game of hopscotch outdoors. Children patiently wait their turn. The inspector observed the quality of education during activities, indoors and outdoors, and assessed the impact this has on children's learning.

Inspection history

Date: November 2007

  • June 2025Good
  • May 2025Good
  • August 2019Good
  • July 2019Good
  • May 2016Good
  • April 2016Good
  • November 2015Inadequate
  • November 2015Inadequate
  • April 2012Good
  • March 2012Good
  • November 2007Requires improvement

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