Kids Camp

Highlights from Latest Inspection

Summary of key findings for parents

This provision is good Staff create a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. They plan a wide range of interesting activities and introduce new experiences.

Visitors with specialist skills are invited to come in and share their knowledge with the children. Children are very eager to engage and talk animatedly about what they enjoy during their time at camp. Staff help children to develop positive attitudes and good behaviour.

Relationships between children of different ages are strong. Older children are willing to support and guide younger children, which has a positive impact on their emotional well-being. Staff work well together and have a good understanding of their role ...in complementing children's learning and development.

They join in with the children's activities and demonstrate a genuine interest and enthusiasm for their work. Staff maintain good levels of communication with parents. They keep parents informed about what children do and enjoy at the camp and forthcoming activities.

It is not yet outstanding because: Systems for monitoring staff practice are not yet highly focused on strengthening the good quality of interactions even further. Staff do not always provide a quiet, cosy space for the children, particularly younger ones, to relax and rest as they need. Management do not routinely encourage parents and children to contribute their views and ideas to make further improvements.