PH Sports - East Harptree Primary

Activities: There are opportunities for children to engage in team sports, such as football, cricket and rounders. Staff provide a range of indoor activities for children that reflect their age, learning needs and interests.

Skills , Knowledge and Behavior: Staff are good role models in promoting positive behavior, such as being kind and helpful to others. They encourage children to resolve any minor conflicts between themselves, thus equipping children to develop early resolution skills.

Communication: Parents are highly complimentary about the club. Parents are particularly pleased with the wide range of activities on offer for their children and the 'fantastic' communication with the club manager.

Welcoming and Professional Staff: Staff are attentive in meeting children's individual needs and know how to help them settle in.

Safeguarding Training: All staff have up-to-date paediatric first-aid certificates and have undertaken safeguarding training.

Play and Learning Integration: Children are physically active; they explore their surroundings with confidence and engage in fun and exciting activities with their friends.

Transition to Primary School: The club and the on-site school have established a secure partnership to ensure children have a positive experience at the club.

Diversity Management: Staff provide an inclusive environment and promote diversity and equality. For example, they teach children about disability through story books, and encourage children to celebrate similarities and differences between themselves and others.

Child Safety Management: The premises are safe and secure. Staff implement effective procedures to identify and reduce any risks, such as through daily safety checks.

Children's Safety and Security: Staff deploy themselves well to ensure the effective supervision of children. They ensure that children remain within sight or hearing, particularly when using the outdoor facilities.

Happiness and Settling: Children show they are happy to attend the club. They receive a warm welcome by the staff team as they arrive.

Nutritional Menu: Staff offer children healthy snacks in a buffet style, so children can self-select food, such as cheese, ham and vegetables. Staff encourage younger children to have a go at preparing their own snack to promote their self-care skills.