Deddington Village Nursery | Rating and Reviews

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About Deddington Village Nursery

Name

Deddington Village Nursery

Inspections

Ofsted Inspections

Address

Hempton Road, Deddington Road, Oxfordshire, OX15 0QH

Phase

Childcare on Non-Domestic Premises, Full day care

Gender

Mixed

Local Authority

Oxfordshire

Highlights from Latest Inspection

Summary of key findings for parents

This provision is good The leaders and manager show determination to improve the nursery and have met all of the requirements since their last inspection. For instance, they have put in place a trained designated safeguarding leader who has a clear understanding of their role and responsibilities. Staff help children to become confident speakers.

They use lots of repetitive words and demonstrate their meanings to help build children's vocabulary well. All children make good progress towards their next steps in learning and their move to school. Any gaps in children's learning are supported promptly and effectively.

Children learn to behave well. Staff help them learn to ...take turns and share with each other. Children learn to follow strong hygiene practices.

For example, they understand when and why they need to wash their hands. It is not yet outstanding because: The manager does not always focus staff professional development and improvement plans fully on strengthening their teaching skills to the highest possible levels. Staff sometimes miss good opportunities to challenge children's knowledge and encourage them to test their own ideas and learn through trial and error.