The Meadows Out of School Club

Activities: Children enjoy the freedom to choose activities such as making dens and practising physical skills

Skills , Knowledge and Behavior: Children learn about the world around them and understand different cultures and religions

Communication: Staff keep parents well informed about their child's day and relay messages effectively from schoolteachers

Community Building: Parents are invited to events like 'pizza party' and Pancake Day celebrations

Programs and Resources: Staff liaise well with other professionals to provide a consistent approach to children's well-being and development

Staff Training: Staff have recently completed behaviour management training to manage unwanted behaviour

Welcoming and Professional Staff: Children form positive relationships with staff who support them confidently

Safeguarding Training: Staff understand the signs and symptoms that would cause concern about a child's welfare

Play and Learning Integration: Children enjoy the freedom to choose their activities and explore their imaginations

Transition to Primary School: Staff help new children to settle into the club effectively

Child Safety Management: Leaders are committed to keeping children safe and have rigorous recruitment procedures

Children's Safety and Security: Children generally behave well and are polite to staff and other children

Happiness and Settling: Children look happy and confident, showing independence in tasks like spreading toast toppings