Small Wonders Day Care Nursery (lea Green) | Rating and Reviews

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About Small Wonders Day Care Nursery (lea Green)

Name

Small Wonders Day Care Nursery (lea Green)

Inspections

Ofsted Inspections

Inspection

06 Jun 2018

Address

Small Wonders, 15 Chester Lane, St Helens, WA9 4DA

Phase

Childcare on Non-Domestic Premises

Gender

Mixed

Local Authority

StHelens

Highlights from Latest Inspection

Summary of key findings for parents

This provision is good The management team and staff are enthusiastic and demonstrate a dedicated approach to maintaining a good-quality service for children and their families.

Children are happy and well settled. Additionally, parents comment that they are very satisfied. Staff are excellent role models who treat children with kindness and respect.

Children are independent, develop good social skills and behave well, given their ages and stages of development. Meals provided for children are extremely healthy, nutritionally balanced and meet their individual dietary requirements. Partnerships with parents are strong.

Staff effectively use a wide range of strat...egies to share relevant information and provide many different opportunities for parents to be actively involved in the nursery. It is not yet outstanding because: Staff, at times, do not provide enough opportunities to further develop children's vocabulary and understanding beyond their immediate knowledge and do not allow children to fully explore their own ways of doing things. Supervisory sessions do not provide staff with incisive feedback on the quality of their teaching and practice to help them to raise the quality of these to the highest possible standards.