66 Coaching Care Club

Communication: Relationships with parents are strong. Parents highly praise the club and the wide variety of activities staff provide for children. They state that staff are 'simply amazing' and that all staff know children as individuals. Parents appreciate the flexibility of the club and state that communication is a real strength.

Welcoming and Professional Staff: The enthusiastic staff greet children warmly, and children are keen to chat to them about their day at school.

Safeguarding Training: The manager and staff have an excellent understanding of safeguarding procedures and what to do to help protect children from harm.

Play and Learning Integration: Children use their imaginations as they talk through what they are creating. They praise each other when they show off their finished artwork. This helps to promote their self-esteem and confidence.

Transition to Primary School: Links between the club and the host school are strong. The manager and staff all work in the school. This helps them to form relationships with the teaching staff and children.

Child Safety Management: They risk assess thoroughly to ensure that areas used by children are safe and suitable for their needs. Robust procedures are in place for collecting children to ensure their safety.

Happiness and Settling: Children have great fun at this relaxing and nurturing club. They arrive happy, excited and eager to find out what activities are on offer.

Nutritional Menu: Staff are vigilant about children's individual health needs. For example, they provide a varied and nutritious menu that caters for children's specific dietary requirements.