Calvary Day Nursery

Activities: Staff provide a wide range of stimulating activities that promote children's learning and development.

Skills , Knowledge and Behavior: Children's independence is actively encouraged and supported throughout the nursery.

Communication: Parents are kept up to date with the progress their child is making and feel very much involved in this process.

Community Building: Parents speak highly of the nursery, commenting on the 'caring' staff and the sense of community throughout the nursery.

Programs and Resources: Children who speak English as an additional language are given support with their language and communication development.

Staff Training: Staff have regular supervision meetings and appraisals with the manager, and are encouraged to attend training to extend their knowledge and skills.

Welcoming and Professional Staff: The atmosphere in the nursery is welcoming and calm. Staff provide a nurturing environment.

Safeguarding Training: Staff have clear knowledge of how to promote children's safety and are knowledgeable about reporting any concerns they may have about a child's welfare.

Play and Learning Integration: Children enjoy mixing paint and foam, and seeing the colour and textures change.

Transition to Primary School: Children make good progress and are well prepared for school.

Diversity Management: Children who speak English as an additional language are given support with their language and communication development.

Child Safety Management: Staff carry out thorough safety risk assessments. Accidents are recorded and reported to parents.

Children's Safety and Security: Children are well settled, secure and make good progress from their developmental starting points.

Teaching Personal Safety: Children receive healthy and nutritious meals and are supported with their self-care skills, such as washing their hands.

Happiness and Settling: Children are happy and content. They have strong bonds with staff and each other.

Nutritional Menu: Children receive healthy and nutritious meals and are supported with their self-care skills, such as washing their hands.