Ickwell Pre-School

Activities: The well planned and interesting activities available, motivate children to learn.

Skills , Knowledge and Behavior: Activities help to strengthen the muscles in children's hands in preparation for early writing.

Communication: Parents receive regular communication about their child's time in the pre-school and they speak very highly of the setting and staff.

Programs and Resources: Children with special educational needs and/or disabilities make good progress in the pre-school.

Staff Training: Staff understand the individual needs of these children very well and they provide a tailored approach to their care that helps children thrive.

Welcoming and Professional Staff: Children have formed strong bonds with the staff that care for them. Staff are kind and nurturing.

Safeguarding Training: Staff demonstrate a good understanding of their duty to keep children safe and can recognise the varied signs and symptoms of all types of abuse.

Play and Learning Integration: Activities, such as these, help to strengthen the muscles in children's hands in preparation for early writing.

Child Safety Management: Staff demonstrate a good understanding of their duty to keep children safe and can recognise the varied signs and symptoms of all types of abuse.

Children's Safety and Security: Children have formed strong bonds with the staff that care for them. This helps them to feel safe and secure when attending the pre-school.