Mighty Oaks Little Acorns Ltd

Highlights from Latest Inspection

Summary of key findings for parents

This provision is good Leaders and staff accurately evaluate the provision.

They identify areas to develop and work effectively as a team to make improvements that benefit the children. For instance, staff have developed the garden areas to support children who prefer to learn outdoors. Leaders use effective procedures to monitor the progress made by different groups of children.

They use the information well to target teaching and identify areas for development. All children make good progress from their starting points. Staff use effective methods to support children to manage their feelings and behaviour appropriately.

Considering their ages, children behave ...well. They learn strategies to share and manage conflicts independently. For instance, they use sand timers to take turns with resources.

Children gain a good understanding of the diverse lives of people from backgrounds that are different to their own. For example, they take part in events to celebrate cultural diversity and visitors are asked to read stories in their home languages. It is not yet outstanding because: Some elements of the daily routines are not organised as well as possible.

On occasions, children sit waiting for other children to arrive when they could be engaged in play. Although partnerships with parents are developing, they are still in the early stages. Staff do not consistently involve parents in supporting their children's learning at home.