Tallulah Beau Children's Nurseries - Holderness Road

Activities: Staff regularly introduce new resources to extend and build on children's previous learning.

Skills , Knowledge and Behavior: Children learn how to use all their senses to understand the properties of different materials and objects.

Communication: Parents know their children are safe and happy in the nursery. They value the strong, trusting partnerships they have with staff.

Programs and Resources: Nursery leaders have invested in bespoke resources for children who need additional help to access the curriculum.

Staff Training: The special educational needs coordinator for the nursery is passionate about getting the right support for children who may need it. She works closely with parents, other staff and professionals.

Welcoming and Professional Staff: Staff say that nursery leaders support them and promote their well-being. They are given opportunities for their professional development to enhance their existing skills and knowledge. New staff say that they are helped to settle quickly into their roles.

Safeguarding Training: Staff know the signs that would cause them to be concerned about a child's welfare. Nursery leaders ensure all staff know what they must do if they think a child is at risk.

Play and Learning Integration: Staff are adept at developing children's language and communication skills as children explore the available resources.

Child Safety Management: Staff are well deployed across the nursery to keep children safe, including when they are eating meals and snacks.

Children's Safety and Security: Nursery leaders have the necessary checks in place before staff can work with children. They continue to check the suitability of staff through regular supervision meetings.

Nutritional Menu: The nursery cook prepares delicious, healthy meals that children obviously enjoy.