Community Vision Nursery

Activities: Children engage in various activities such as mixing ingredients during cooking activities and using kitchen utensils in the outdoor kitchen.

Skills , Knowledge and Behavior: Children develop handling and physical skills, learn self-help skills like wiping noses and washing hands, and enjoy sharing books and counting.

Communication: Parental partnerships are highly effective with regular consultation to help parents understand the curriculum and provide guidance on supporting toileting and early reading at home.

Programs and Resources: Staff are knowledgeable about the needs of all children including those with SEND and provide specific training that positively impacts children’s achievements.

Staff Training: Staff receive specific training for SEND, and work closely with external professionals to meet the precise needs of all children.

Welcoming and Professional Staff: Relationships with staff are warm and trusting, making babies happy, calm, and settled.

Safeguarding Training: Staff are confident to act on sensitive information and understand the safeguarding lead’s role to make referrals and follow through.

Play and Learning Integration: Older children skilfully use kitchen utensils, and younger children happily play alongside each other, developing good social and communicative skills.

Transition to Primary School: Children make good progress from their starting points and gain a deep understanding of number and counting through guided activities.

Child Safety Management: Staff know the signs and indicators to look out for and understand what to do if they have a concern about a child, ensuring effective safeguarding.

Happiness and Settling: Babies are happy, calm, and settled, indicating a nurturing environment with warm and trusting relationships with staff.

Nutritional Menu: Children enjoy eating healthy foods, with older children serving themselves vegetables at lunchtime.