New Forest Child Care Cic - Oakfield

Activities: Activities are planned around children's interests, helping them feel valued and engaged

Skills , Knowledge and Behavior: Children demonstrate kindness, respect, and good behavior, following club rules

Communication: Parents report children are eager to share stories of their activities and friends

Community Building: Provider and staff are approachable in managing any issues that arise

Programs and Resources: Existing children are supported with key transitions and life events such as the arrival of a new baby

Staff Training: Leaders and managers support staff's ongoing knowledge through regular supervision and training opportunities

Welcoming and Professional Staff: Staff play and interact with children in a positive way, encouraging them and raising their self-esteem

Safeguarding Training: Staff understand roles and responsibilities in protecting children from harm

Play and Learning Integration: Children are proud to show others their achievements from play and activities

Transition to Primary School: Partnership with the host school is strong, supporting children's transitions

Child Safety Management: Safety in the setting is a high priority with effective use of risk assessments

Children's Safety and Security: Children wear safety helmets and high-visibility jackets during outdoor play for safety

Teaching Personal Safety: Staff teach children how to keep themselves safe like proper equipment usage

Happiness and Settling: Children look happy and settled, enjoying lively conversations and sharing experiences

Nutritional Menu: Children enjoy a healthy snack while sitting together at the club