Busy Bees At Blackheath (Charlton)

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About Busy Bees At Blackheath (Charlton)


Name Busy Bees At Blackheath (Charlton)
Inspections
Ofsted Inspections
Address 176 Charlton Road, LONDON, SE7 7DW
Phase Childcare on Non-Domestic Premises, Full day care
Gender Mixed
Local Authority Greenwich
Highlights from Latest Inspection

Summary of key findings for parents

The provision is good • Since the last inspection, a new management team has been recruited.

All actions and recommendations raised in the previous report have been met. This is having a positive impact on children's learning and welfare. • Staff build warm relationships with children and support their emotional well-being effectively.

Children develop secure attachments with staff and peers. Children behave well, share and take turns as they play. • Settling-in procedures are effective.

Staff regularly update parents about their child's progress. Parents are supported to contribute to their children's learning at the nursery and at home. • Children play with hi...gh-quality resources in a calm environment.

They are encouraged to develop their ideas independently. Children make progress their learning with stimulating and inviting opportunities to play indoors and outdoors. • Children are learning about healthy lifestyles.

They understand the importance of exercise and healthy eating to promote their good health. Older children manage their self-care independently. It is not yet outstanding because: • The recently implemented staff training and development programme has not yet had time to embed and show the long-term impact on outcomes for children.


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