Fisherfield Childcare | Ofsted Reports, Fees, Reviews (2025)

With the help of its basic beliefs, Fisherfield Childcare, which was founded in 1996, has built an excellent reputation as a provider of high-quality childcare and education to parents.
With our child-centered approach to planning your child's next steps and celebrating some very significant developmental successes, we will always make progress with your child's development while also satisfying their care and learning needs.
We are aware of our quality assurance procedures, which begin with our team and are supported by strong management and leadership.
Fisherfield Childcare uses a well-known 360-degree method to quality assurance, including monitoring, reflecting on, and reviewing, as well as analysing, evaluating, consulting, and putting into practise.
In order to improve the working conditions for our staff members and the experiences of our children, we do more than just put systems into place or work toward a standard.
For our comprehensive quality management strategy, which includes leadership development, child development, and health and safety, we engage with specialists.
This indicates that there is a constant desire for improvement, resulting in exceptional care and educational opportunities for kids.
Inspector for Ofsted, Jennifer Kennaugh.
In order to provide the best environment for each child to develop and advance at every level of their learning, we make sure that all of our facilities and equipment are built specifically for our kids.
To maintain extraordinarily high levels of teaching quality and child welfare standards, performance management of employees is rigorous and includes training needs.
The growth of the child depends on effective communication with parents and other caregivers.
To aid in the growth of all the children, we value and appreciate respectful and successful parental and caregiver relationships.
It is beneficial for families and staff to be aware of the needs of the kids on a given day.
incorporating a deeper understanding of the kids in their care into their activities, as well as incorporating the kids' interests and developmental requirements.