Tiny Tots Bradford Ltd

Activities: Nursery staff provide children with stimulating and challenging activities based on their interests and individual needs. For example, children use magnetic shapes to create patterns together. Babies laugh as they join in the actions for 'Heads, shoulders, knees and toes'. Toddlers select toy animals, making the animal noises as they pass them to a staff member.

Skills , Knowledge and Behavior: Children are making good progress in their learning and development. Children’s independence is promoted throughout the day as they serve their own lunch and pour their drinks.

Communication: Staff use an electronic app to keep in regular contact with parents. This enables parents to share information about their child's learning and routines at home with staff.

Community Building: Parents value the support the manager and staff have given them to navigate the local area and services when moving into the area and often a new country.

Programs and Resources: The nursery provides support for many children who speak English as an additional language. Staff use lots of singing and rhyming to introduce new words to children. Children use other strategies, including sign language, to say 'good morning' to each other.

Welcoming and Professional Staff: Children are warmly greeted at the nursery by staff who know them well.

Safeguarding Training: All staff, including apprentices, have a clear understanding of their role to keep children safe. They know the signs and symptoms that may indicate a child could be at risk of harm. The manager ensures staff continue to develop their safeguarding skills and knowledge by attending regular training and completing questionnaires.

Play and Learning Integration: Children's understanding of a healthy lifestyle is promoted well through the curriculum. For instance, children learn what foods are healthy, both for their bodies and their teeth.

Diversity Management: The nursery provides support for many children who speak English as an additional language. Staff use lots of singing and rhyming to introduce new words to children.

Child Safety Management: Daily safety checks are completed to ensure children are safe and secure.

Children's Safety and Security: Children feel safe and secure; this helps children, including those who have recently started at the nursery, to feel safe and secure.

Happiness and Settling: Children demonstrate lovely behaviour towards each other and adults. They quickly settle as staff engage them in conversations or provide activities that they know the children will enjoy.

Nutritional Menu: Children's understanding of a healthy lifestyle is promoted well through the curriculum. For instance, children learn what foods are healthy, both for their bodies and their teeth.