Holystone Out of School Club

Highlights from Latest Inspection

Summary of key findings for parents

This provision is good Leaders and staff have worked hard since the previous inspection. Children are provided with plentiful activities and resources to help them to make independent choices in their play and make good progress. Leaders review the overall quality of practice and discuss ideas during staff meetings.

They provide opportunities for children and parents to contribute their ideas. Leaders complete regular supervision sessions and observations of teaching. They identify areas for improvement in staff's practice.

Staff attend training courses, including behaviour management courses. They have since implemented new ways to develop children's awareness of how to... manage their own feelings and behaviour. Children have good opportunities to develop their awareness of how to lead a healthy lifestyle.

They are provided with activities that help to promote their awareness of how to look after their teeth. Furthermore, children have healthy choices. They are supported to manage their self-care needs well.

It is not yet outstanding because: Staff, on occasions, do not provide children with enough time to finish their play before moving them on to the next stage in the routine. Staff do not promote highly effective partnerships with all parents to help them contribute to their children's learning. Leaders do not precisely monitor children's individual progress to help swiftly identify and address emerging gaps in learning and support children to make rapid progress.

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