A NURSERY in Irby has received an “outstanding” rating following its latest Ofsted inspection.
Busy Bees nursery based on Thingwall Road gained an outstanding result in all areas, the highest rating given.
The report stated that the children “thrive and make exceptional progress in this exciting and inviting environment” and are “incredibly imaginative and creative” and “develop independence skills from a very early age”.
The staff at the nursery were recognised for creating a “language-rich environment that ignites children’s curiosity, creativity and imagination” and that “staff are highly skilled at adapting their teaching to meet the children’s interest”.
The team was also praised for having an “in-depth understanding of children’s learning needs and consistently deliver an extensive range of excellent activities”.
The inspection took place on September 21, 2022, and is the nursery’s second outstanding result from Ofsted.
Child inclusivity was also given a special mention in the report stating that “children are cared for in a highly inclusive setting that celebrates the children’s individuality” and that “children with special educational needs and/or disabilities are exceptionally well supported” with staff working “closely with other professionals to ensure that children receive continuous support and guidance”.
Ofsted also praised the nursery’s partnership with parents and parents are “complimentary about the care and support provided to their children” and are “delighted with the amazing progress they have made”.
Kate Morse, Centre Director at Busy Bees Wirral Irby, told the Globe: “I can't express enough how incredibly proud I am of my team.
“They work hard every day to provide the children with quality activities in an environment where they feel safe and secure.
“The team builds wonderful partnerships with our parents allowing us to support the whole family.”
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