Oak Hill Community Nursery

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About Oak Hill Community Nursery


Name Oak Hill Community Nursery
Inspections
Ofsted Inspections
Address 29 Wallbutton Road, London, SE4 2NX
Phase Childcare on Non-Domestic Premises, Full day care
Gender Mixed
Local Authority Lewisham
Highlights from Latest Inspection

Summary of key findings for parents

This provision is good Children have numerous opportunities to develop their physical skills and build on their interest in the natural world.

The routine and structure of the day enable children to spend a significant amount of time outdoors to explore, investigate and learn through play. The management team and staff constantly evaluate their practice to ensure continual improvements in outcomes for children. They welcome the views of other professionals and parents, and use these to further improve standards in the nursery.

Staff build positive relationships with children and value their unique ideas. This helps children to become confident learners and develop secure... foundations for future learning. There are good recruitment, induction and training opportunities in place.

For example, the management team completes regular workshops to support staff development and to help ensure that all staff working with children are able to carry out their roles effectively. It is not yet outstanding because: Occasionally, the deployment of staff is not consistently effective to support children's learning, with particular regard to the organisation of the older children's room. Systems to assess and monitor the progress made by different groups of children are not fully embedded to help identify any gaps in the provision.


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