High Flyers Early Support Nursery

Activities: For example, staff observe new children's interests when building initial relationships and swiftly respond by teaching them new signs to help them communicate.

Skills , Knowledge and Behavior: The manager and staff team have high expectations for every child. Children are provided with an exceptional range of experiences.

Communication: Staff spend time gathering extensive information about children's care and learning needs from parents and other professionals who work with children.

Programs and Resources: High Flyers Early Support Nursery registered in 1991 and provides care for children with SEND.

Staff Training: During staff induction, they complete training on safeguarding children with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND).

Welcoming and Professional Staff: The manager offers extensive support to staff and ensures their well-being and safety are a priority. Staff say they feel welcomed, valued and listened to as changes are made to the nursery.

Safeguarding Training: The manager ensures staff remain highly trained and they maintain a thorough awareness of signs of potential abuse.

Play and Learning Integration: Older children show excellent levels of concentration and focus as they experiment with dough. They thrive on high-quality one-to-one interactions from staff.

Transition to Primary School: The manager supports other professionals in the local area to meet children's individual needs, for example preparing schools for children to participate fully.

Child Safety Management: Children's safety is paramount in the nursery. The manager ensures staff remain highly trained and they maintain a thorough awareness of signs of potential abuse.

Children's Safety and Security: Children feel safe with staff and begin to develop tolerance and confidence in new situations.

Teaching Personal Safety: Children learn to manage their feelings and behaviours safely through the effective support provided by highly sensitive staff.

Happiness and Settling: Parents are amazed at how quickly children settle in and the rapid progress they make.