A nursery that went from 'outstanding' to 'requires improvement after an Ofsted report received a glowing appraisal.
A nursery is clawing back its ‘outstanding’ reputation after taking a nosedive in an Ofsted report last year. The latest re-evaluation deemed Brighter Beginnings, in Fitton Hill, Oldham, ‘good’ or ‘outstanding’ in all categories.
But a year later, inspector Lois Hulley found the Brighter Beginnings team, who look after 32 two to four-year-olds and provide Free Nursery Places, were determined to reclaim their positive ranking. She gave an overall rating of ‘good’, writing that “Children are happy and well cared for. Compassionate staff warmly welcome children and their families into the well-resourced nursery”.
She also gave the nursery an ‘outstanding’ in the personal development category. Brighter Beginnings provided “meaningful opportunities to deepen all children's learning about themselves, communities, and environments beyond their own”, she said, with a deep understanding of the differing experiences children brought with them when starting nursery.
The inspector, Layla Davies, described a “chaotic environment” where kids were “unsettled” and “do not listen to staff instructions”. She suggested that “children are not supported to make good levels of progress” and “the curriculum is not implemented consistently well”.
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