Little Acorns Playgroup

Activities: Children enjoy singing familiar songs, doing the accompanying actions with enthusiasm, and exploring brightly colored flowers.

Skills , Knowledge and Behavior: Children learn about simple concepts like 'loud' and 'quiet,' and gain an understanding of science and nature by growing their own food.

Communication: The manager has successful strategies in place that promote highly effective partnerships with parents.

Community Building: Staff plan termly outings for children, parents, or carers and staff, providing opportunities to socialize together.

Programs and Resources: The special educational needs coordinator is highly skilled and regularly liaises with other professionals to support these children.

Staff Training: The manager ensures staff receive regular individual support meetings to discuss any training needs.

Welcoming and Professional Staff: Staff know the children very well and develop strong relationships with them, offering reassurance, smiles, and praise.

Safeguarding Training: Staff attend regular child protection training and understand how to promote good infection prevention and control procedures.

Play and Learning Integration: Children laugh and squeal as they squeeze the spray bottle and squirt water at each other, helping them develop physical skills needed for early writing.

Transition to Primary School: Staff provide high-quality and fun letters and sounds activities for older children each day.

Child Safety Management: Staff carry out thorough risk assessments of the premises and any outings so that any hazards are swiftly addressed.

Happiness and Settling: Children look happy and settled, engaging in various activities with enthusiasm and excitement.

Nutritional Menu: Staff provide children with nourishing and well-balanced meals and snacks.