Busy Bees Nursery and Creche

Activities: Staff plan activities around children's interests and children become intrigued by what others are playing with.

Skills , Knowledge and Behavior: Children talk about what the worm might feel like and use words such as 'slimy' to describe it.

Communication: Parents speak highly of the care their children receive. They have regular updates about their child's development and share information to support children's development.

Community Building: Staff share activity ideas with parents so they can work collaboratively in supporting children's learning and development.

Programs and Resources: The nursery's special educational needs coordinator has support in place for children with special educational needs and/or disabilities.

Welcoming and Professional Staff: Staff warmly welcome children into the nursery.

Safeguarding Training: All staff and managers have a secure understanding of how to keep children safe.

Play and Learning Integration: Staff introduce magnifying glasses to help children look for the smallest insects and make them appear bigger.

Transition to Primary School: Children develop their increasing independence through a range of activities, such as putting their coats and shoes on to go outside.

Diversity Management: Children learn about different cultural festivals and traditions, such as by tasting Chinese food for Chinese New Year.

Child Safety Management: Staff carry out daily risk assessments of the environments to ensure that these are safe for children to play.

Children's Safety and Security: Children have secure relationships with their key persons and seek comfort when they are feeling tired.

Happiness and Settling: Children quickly settle into their rooms to start their day.