Footsteps Nursery Walmley

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About Footsteps Nursery Walmley


Name Footsteps Nursery Walmley
Inspections
Ofsted Inspections
Address Ash Cottage, Walmley Ash Lane, Sutton Coldfield, B76 2AA
Phase Childcare on Non-Domestic Premises, Full day care
Gender Mixed
Local Authority Birmingham
Highlights from Latest Inspection

Summary of key findings for parents

This provision is good • Leaders and managers are ambitious and have a shared vision for the future of the nursery. They are committed to driving practice forward through evaluation.

• Parent partnership is a key strength across the nursery. The manager uses innovative ways to highly engage all parents in their children's learning. Their views are listened to and used to enhance the provision offered.

• The exceptionally well-planned transitions from home to nursery, from room to room and on to school, mean that children form secure attachments and have a strong base for developing their own independence. • The consistent approach to behaviour management across the whole... nursery leads to exceptionally positive behaviour. All children demonstrate that they have an excellent awareness of rules and boundaries.

They are respectful to their peers, staff and visitors, and demonstrate high levels of self-confidence. • Children are listened to and their views are respected and highly valued. The manager has formed a children's committee.

This allows children to vote and make decisions on the opportunities offered to them, based on their likes and interests. • Children learn about communities beyond their own. Staff support children to develop an understanding of similarities and differences in others, including different cultures, languages and family backgrounds.

This helps children to celebrate their individuality. • The excellent outdoor spaces offer children an array of experiences that enable them to develop their curiosity and imagination about the world around them. Children learn to keep themselves safe and have excellent opportunities to be physically active.

• Staff do not always plan meticulously for all children, so that every child undertakes highly challenging activities and makes rapid progress in their learning. • Staff supervision and professional development is in place, and training needs are identified. However, the impact of this is not fully embedded into staff practice so that all children receive the highest quality of teaching across all rooms.


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