Tiny Talkers Day Nursery

Highlights from Latest Inspection

Summary of key findings for parents

This provision is good Staff supervise children well when they move through the nursery, such as when they go outside into the garden or to practise fire evacuation procedures. All staff hold paediatric first-aid certificates and are quick to help children in an emergency. When they supervise children outdoors, staff carry a telephone so they can quickly contact other staff if necessary in an emergency.

This helps promote children's safety. Children make good progress in their development. The manager monitors the progress made by groups of children.

She shares her findings with staff and helps them to provide more opportunities for children to develop their mathematical... and literacy skills. Staff observe children as they play and monitor their development. They plan a good range of activities that helps children to develop their learning.

Staff offer settling-in sessions for children when they first start. Staff find out about babies' and younger children's care routines, and ask parents to bring a comforter from home. This helps children to feel emotionally secure.

It is not yet outstanding because: The monitoring of staff practice is not yet strong enough to help individual staff members to raise the quality of their practice to the highest level. The management team gathers information about children's learning from other pre-schools and childminders that children attend. However, this information is not shared with children's key persons to help them to complement the learning experiences children receive.