Summary
- The provision is good Children form strong relationships and attachments with staff.
- They feel safe and secure in the warm, friendly and welcoming environment staff create for them.
- Children display high levels of confidence and emotional wel -being.
- They develop their independence and help to complete self-care tasks from an early stage.
- For example, very young children learn to take care of their personal hygiene and collect tissues to clean their nose.
- They sit at the table and learn how to feed themselves using cutlery.
- Older children help to prepare tables and serve their own meals.
- This helps to prepare children wel for their next stages of learning and eventual move to school.
- Leaders and staff have high expectations of what children can achieve.
- They ensure the curriculum takes account of children's individual interests and learning needs.
- Children are enthusiastic and eager to learn.
- They are wel behaved and try hard to succeed.
- Children access the play equipment and activities with a high degree of interest and curiosity.
- They are free to explore and make their own decisions.
- Children are supported by perceptive and attentive staff.
- For example, younger children and babies listen intently to staff and help to read stories using props.
- Older children confidently retel familiar stories and recal what happens next.
- What does the early years setting do well and what does it need to do better?n Leaders have implemented effective staff supervisions and ongoing professionaldevelopment plans.
- They observe staff interactions with children and monitor the quality of teaching.
- Leaders provide staff with tailored coaching, training and support to help further develop their practice.
- Staff are encouraged and supported to gain further qualifications to enhance their knowledge and skil s.
- This contributes to the ongoing development of the nursery.n Leaders and staff provide an inclusive service for children who have specificlearning needs.
- They work closely with other professionals involved in children's care, to ensure a consistent approach towards their learning.
- They plan targeted interventions that help children make the best possible progress.n Staff observe children during play and monitor the progress that they make.
- Thishelps them to identify and address any gaps in children's development.
- Children make good progress according to their age and stage of development.n Children thoroughly enjoy singing nursery rhymes and performing the actions.
- Very young children and infants learn new vocabulary and explore making different sounds.
- Older children enjoy singing rhyming songs and confidently recognise initial sounds in words.
- This helps to build on children's literacy, communication and language skil s.n Children develop good mathematical skil s.
- Staff encourage them to compare
Extract from latest Ofsted Report.
Overview
Manager
Not yet updated
Owner
Ossett Childcare & Pre-School Limited
Provider type
Childcare on Non-Domestic Premises
Provider subtype
Full day care
Local authority
Wakefield
Parliamentary Constituency
Wakefield
Education Stages
Year Founded
04/4/2018
Education Provision
Education Stages
Nursery / Early Years
0 - 3 year olds
Nurseries
Do you own, manage or work at this nursery?
Claim your nursery listing to update your location, provide essential parent information and enhance your digital presence.
PARENTS
Do you want more info on this page?
If you would like to see this nursery provide more information, click the ‘hands up’ icon below and we’ll get in touch with the nursery.
5 Votes
Information
What does it all mean?
Discover more about our approach to providing the right information and data to empower parents to make more informed decisions
Staff Information
-
Total number of staff
-
Number of care staff
-
Number of support staff
-
Number of other staff
Ofsted
Breakdown of Ofsted Rating: 23/10/2019
Food and Hygiene
This institution has not submitted any food information.
- We invite institutions to add food information that includes options available, food preparation and costs. If you are a nursery or school learn more about how you can enhance your profile on MyEd.
NO DATA AVAILABLE.
For further information on this nursery’s food hygiene rating, visit the ratings.food.gov.uk link below.
Around this area
More nurseries around this area
Rhubarb & Custards
168 Dewsbury Road, WF5 9PL
Gawthorpe Alpha & Omega Clubs
Gawthorpe Community Academy, High Street, WF5 9QP
Moor End Educational Servcice Limited
Princess Road, NULL, WF12 8QT
Trinity Alpha & Omega Clubs
Trinity Centre, Trinity Church, WF5 9DW
Stay 'n' Play
Bywell C of E Junior School, Bendigo Road, WF12 7LX
Kip McGrath Ossett
28 Station Road, OSSETT, WF5 8AD
Eversleigh Day Nursery
Eversleigh Day Nursery, Park Road, WF12 8BE
Cloud9 Childcare
Ashfield House, Illingworth Street, WF5 8AL
Shooting Stars Out Of School Club
Ossett Cricket & Athletic Club, WF5 8JT
Rainbow Childcare
152 Wakefield Road, Ossett, WF5 9AQ
Activity clubs around this area
All Stars Cricket Tintwistle
Tintwistle Cricket Club
Little Artists Hadfield
103a Station Road
The Craft Barn Hadfield
103a Station Road
Music Stop Preschool Sessions
121 Station Road
Footy Totz Hadfield
Station Road
Gymnastics Fun
High Street East
Footy Totz Elites
High Street East
Footy Totz Glossop
High Street East
FUNdamentals Gymnastics
36 - 40 High Street East
Jo Jingles Baby Classes
Henry Street
Sources of Information
MyEd publishes data from UK Government open data and a variety of trustworthy sources, as well as data supplied directly by nurseries and schools. We make every effort to ensure that this information is published accurately on our site and complies with our guidelines for publication. However, we are reliant on others to produce and publish, or supply, accurate data in a timely fashion. Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee the accuracy, completeness or recency of any data produced or supplied to us by a third party. The information on MyEd should therefore be used as a guide only. Before making a final decision, please confirm the details in question with the relevant institution, if necessary.