Ofsted

Rainbow Nursery

Rainbow Nursery complies with the guidelines set out by Ofsted as part of our registration. January 2018 saw our last visit from the Ofsted inspection team, where we were given a good rating by inspectors. You can read the full report by clicking the button below:

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Quotes from the latest Ofsted Report:

Children are provided with a good range of activities that are presented in fun ways. This means their interest is captured and they want to take part. Consequently, they make good progress in their learning

Staff as the children’s key persons are skilled and sensitive in helping children to form secure attachments. As a result, children settle well into the nursery and are confident and happy in their environment

Children are cared for by a very friendly, approachable and dedicated team of staff who give high priority to providing a safe and homely environment for them to play and learn

Staff give good attention to working in partnership with parents and to involving them in the life of the nursery and their children’s leaning. As a result, parents are confident in leaving their children in the staff’s care and know they are well-cared for

Rainbow Pre-School

Rainbow Pre-School complies with the guidelines set out by Ofsted as part of our registration. January 2020 saw our last visit from the Ofsted inspection team, where we were given a good rating by inspectors. You can read the full report by clicking the button below:

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Quotes from the latest Ofsted Report:

Children’s literacy skills and communication are given high priority. Some
children begin to match sounds to letters and recognise their names

Staff skilfully question the children to help them develop their own ideas and enhance learning experiences. For example, children describe their artwork.

The key-person system is well established. Staff are sensitive to children’s
needs. When children are tired, they carry out the same routines that parents use at home. As a result, children fall to sleep and demonstrate that they feel safe and secure.

Children enjoy short and enjoyable small-group sessions to provide them with more focused learning support. The use of games helps children to get a better understanding of turn taking and sharing.