Summary
- This is a good school The headteacher has cultivated an effective team.
- Leaders ensure that the safety and well-being Leaders have successfully addressed theof children is paramount.
- Staff develop positiveweaknesses found at the previous inspection.relationships with children.
- The level of care Children receive a good quality of education.children receive is very good.
- Leaders are aspirational for all children.
- They Staff model and promote language anddevelop effective relationships with parents, carersvocabulary well.
- Children learn to speak Englishand the local community.quickly.
- Leaders know the strengths and weaknesses of the Children have exceptionally positive attitudes toschool’s performance.
- They use professionallearning.
- They are kind, tolerant and polite.development effectively.
- The quality of teaching is They care about each other and enjoy playingrapidly improving.together.
- The curriculum is dynamic and engaging.
- Leaders Children behave well.
- However, some childrenand staff ensure that learning is based on thedo not attend school regularly enough.children’s needs and interests.
- The teaching of phonics is developing.
- Staff morale is high.
- They value the support they However, the most able children do not applyreceive from senior leaders.their phonics knowledge in writing.
- They do not make the progress of which they are capable in Additional funding is used effectively.
- Children withspecial educational needs and or disabilitiesthis area.(SEND) and disadvantaged children make good From very low starting points, children makeprogress.strong progress in most areas of learning.
- Although improving, their attainment remains The provision for children’s spiritual, moral, socialand cultural development is strong.below that typically expected for their age.
- Senior leaders are beginning to develop Staff provide exciting activities for children to learnthrough play and are skilled in engaging children inteachers’ leadership skills.
- However, it is tootheir learning very effectively by harvesting theirearly to see the impact of this work.natural curiosity.
- Governors are increasingly skilled in askingchallenging questions.
- However, they do not Staff develop and promote an enjoyment ofreading.
- Children enjoy sharing and joining in withaccess enough training to be able to fully holdtheir favourite stories.leaders to account.
- Full report
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Overview
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Owner
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Provider type
Nursery
Provider subtype
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Local authority
Derby
Parliamentary Constituency
Derby South
Education Stages
Year Founded
01/1/1970
Education Provision
Education Stages
Nursery / Early Years
0 - 3 year olds
Pre-School / Nursery School
3 - 5 year olds
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