Children All Together (CAT Club)

Highlights from Latest Inspection

Summary of key findings for parents

The provision is good • Children enjoy their time in the club.

They are keen to join staff at the end of the school day and confidently talk about what they have been doing in the day time. • Staff work well as a team and supervise children well. When they collect children from the local school, staff provide them with high-visibility jackets so they can easily be seen among the other children attending the school.

• Children behave well. The rules and boundaries in the club are developed by children. Staff speak to children about expectations of behaviour when they walk from school to the club.

Children say that they need to 'look where they are going' and to '...pay attention'. • When children first start, staff find out information about children's interests. They use this to plan activities that children enjoy.

This helps children to settle and to have a sense of belonging in the club. • Parents comment positively about staff. They like the range of food that children are offered.

Parents say that their children are happy and enjoy attending. • Staff find out what children are learning at school and plan activities that complement children's learning. For example, they provide opportunities for children to extend their understanding of Remembrance Day.

• Staff work well with the schools children attend. They gather information about children's day at school and share this with parents. It is not yet outstanding because: • Occasionally, staff miss opportunities to help children develop their understanding of personal hygiene and how it promotes a healthy lifestyle.

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