BrightStart@Parks

Activities: Activities are thoughtfully resourced to stimulate and engage the children through their interests. For example, children invent and act out stories with toys in an exciting 'Dinosaur Land'.

Skills , Knowledge and Behavior: Staff support children to learn to be friendly and well mannered. Staff give children gentle and consistent reminders to help them understand the rules of the nursery.

Communication: Parents are very happy with the care provided for their children. They are pleased to be allowed back into the nursery at pick-up times to discuss their child's learning.

Community Building: The nursery is a valued part of the community.

Programs and Resources: Children with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) benefit from highly personalized support.

Staff Training: Staff work closely with families and other agencies to ensure there is a joined-up approach to children's learning.

Welcoming and Professional Staff: Children form trusting relationships with the caring staff, who take time to know the children as individuals.

Safeguarding Training: All staff know the possible indicators of child abuse and neglect. They know what to do should they have any concerns about a child's welfare.

Play and Learning Integration: Activities are thoughtfully resourced to stimulate and engage the children through their interests. For example, children invent and act out stories with toys in an exciting 'Dinosaur Land'.

Transition to Primary School: They work really hard to get them ready for going to school.

Child Safety Management: Staff teach children how to assess and manage their own risks. This helps children to keep themselves safe and promotes their independence and self-assurance.

Children's Safety and Security: The manager and staff regularly review the premises so that children are safe and secure.

Happiness and Settling: Children enjoy their time at this warm and welcoming nursery. They form trusting relationships with the caring staff.

Nutritional Menu: Staff provide plenty of fresh water to drink and healthy snacks. Children take part in preparing a huge watermelon and learn that eating fruit is good for our bodies.