Fixby Out of School Club

Activities: Children enjoy creating heart-shape decorations using the salt dough they had made the day before.

Skills , Knowledge and Behavior: Children develop their mathematical skills as they play a game of skittles, adding up the scores to see who has won.

Communication: The setting has created a strong partnership with parents. Parents state they receive regular feedback and are very happy with the care that staff provide.

Programs and Resources: Staff know children's hobbies and interests outside of the setting. They praise them for efforts at clubs they attend.

Staff Training: Staff teach children to keep themselves safe as they support them to use sharp utensils safely.

Welcoming and Professional Staff: Staff provide a fun and relaxed atmosphere. Children arrive happy to meet up with their friends.

Safeguarding Training: They attend regular training and the manager keeps them fully informed of any changes to safeguarding legislation.

Play and Learning Integration: Staff listen and respond to children's interests as they allow them to lead their play.

Transition to Primary School: Leaders have an excellent relationship with the host school, regularly share information about the children.

Child Safety Management: Staff teach children to keep themselves safe as they support them to use sharp utensils safely.

Children's Safety and Security: Managers have good arrangements in place to check the ongoing suitability of staff.

Teaching Personal Safety: Staff support children to lead a healthy lifestyle and talk to them about healthy eating.

Happiness and Settling: Children arrive happy to meet up with their friends, and the club buzzes with energy.

Nutritional Menu: Staff support children to lead a healthy lifestyle and have recently reviewed the menus to reflect healthier choices.