Creative Flair Childcare

Highlights from Latest Inspection

Summary of key findings for parents

This provision is good Staff observe and assess children's progress and effectively use their good knowledge about each child to plan well for their future learning.

Children who have special educational needs receive very good support. The provider and manager ensure that monitoring is effective in evaluating practice to identify strengths and areas where staff practice could be improved. They consult with staff to identify priorities for improvement to the provision.

Staff give children's emotional security a very high priority. They initially agree a gradual settling-in procedure with parents for their child. They ensure that parents and children are prepared well for... a change of room and key person.

Children make good progress in their communication and language development. Staff support young children well as they begin to develop their speaking skills. They also support children's use of signing.

Staff provide a variety of resources so that children who are at different stages of development can practise their good handling skills in different ways. It is not yet outstanding because: On occasions, adult-led activities are not successful in capturing all children's interest or challenging children of different ages and mixed abilities. Staff do not fully consider ways for supporting children's independent, spontaneous decisions about activities and resources.