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Rosegrove Nursery School is a wonderful place for children to start their education.
From the very start, staff value and celebrate each child for the individual that they are. Adults make sure that they understand each child's own strengths and interests. They see no limits to what children can achieve.
Leaders, staff and governors share the very highest aspirations for children.The curriculum sparkles with exciting opportunities in all areas of learning. Children skip into school full of expectation for what the day will bring.
Nothing happens by chance at Rosegrove. Every step in children's learning is clearly thought through. Staff ensure that each child ...is excited to learn.
Children soon learn to share, take turns and play alongside and with each other. They are safe and secure because they know that every adult cares about and values them. Parents and carers speak in the highest terms of this school.
Children's behaviour is excellent. They quickly become involved in their activities. Children know exactly where to find what they need indoors and outside.
There is no bullying at Rosegrove. Children are far too busy with the business of learning to squabble or argue.
What does the school do well and what does it need to do better?
From the moment they arrive, children become immersed in learning.
Highly skilled staff know just how to build upon each child's learning. Adults ensure that children's knowledge grows securely over time.
Leaders have made sure that reading has the highest priority.
Reading threads through every area of learning. Children become enchanted by the stories that adults read to them. Children soon develop their favourite books and love to take these home.
In their daily phonics lessons, children learn how to listen carefully. This helps them to hear the sounds that letters make in words. Children receive excellent support if they need to catch up.
Parents value the regular opportunities that they have to watch phonics teaching. They say this really helps them to support their children with reading at home.
Children learn exceptionally well in mathematics.
They learn to count accurately and to recognise shapes. Children practise these skills in their play. For example, we saw children building a zoo with wooden blocks.
Without any prompting, they counted the animals in their special enclosures. They then made labels so that any visitors to the zoo could see how many there were. Children's confidence in mathematics grows rapidly as a result of these experiences.
The wonderful outdoor provision captivates children's interest in their environment.The creatures they find and the plants that they see fascinate them. Children learn to observe detail and to talk about what they have noticed.
They then apply this knowledge in their wider learning. For example, children noticed that some flowers had spiky petals. They then took care to represent this detail in their paintings.
Support for children with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) is highly effective. Leaders have established excellent working relationships with parents and with outside agencies. This ensures that children with SEND receive the support that they need.
Children with SEND take a full part in the school's exciting curriculum. They achieve very well as a result.
Children have a wealth of opportunities to develop personally.
They take part in trips and visits and raise funds for charity. Children enjoy looking after the school's chickens and goldfish. They learn about different faiths and cultures.
They also find out about the differences in each other's families.Staff at Rosegrove have expert knowledge of child development. They understand the emotional needs of two-, three- and four-year-olds.
This helps them to set clear, appropriate expectations for children.Governors are highly supportive of the headteacher and her team. Staff value the opportunities that they have for training and further development.
They appreciate leaders' concern for their well-being and work-life balance.
Safeguarding
The arrangements for safeguarding are effective.
Leaders and governors have ensured that children's safety and welfare are a high priority.
They have ensured that all staff understand and follow the clear procedures for reporting any concerns. Leaders carry out all appropriate checks when recruiting new staff and governors.Leaders and staff work well with other agencies, such as health visitors and the local authority.
This enables them to support families who may be facing difficulties. Leaders are quick to follow up any unexplained absences from school.Leaders, governors and staff take great care to make sure that the school site is safe and secure.
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2024 Primary and GCSE results now available.
Full primary (KS2) and provisional GCSE (KS4) results are now available.
