Parents are given a comprehensive prospectus when their children start, which includes the nursery's policies.
Information about the children is shared on a daily basis and parents have the opportunity to meet with staff to discuss their child's progress.
Parents are actively encouraged to feedback any comments they may have about the setting to the owner and staff on accessible evaluation cards'.
Ofsted Inspection 2004.
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Quality Assurance at Little Angels
The Little Angels team are constantly striving to deliver the best possible service, using all our energies in the care of our children.
Here are what some of our parents and carers say about the service and care we deliver...
(All contributions by kind permission)
Little Angels
Day Nursery
Quality Childcare
in the
East of England
'Declan has been coming here for over two years. Every day has been a fun day. Declan's progress has been excellent.
All the staff have been friendly, caring and professional. All the activities are well planned and thought out and Declan always enjoys joining in.
He always comes home with lots of stories of what he has been up to. Thank you very much for all you have done for Declan'.
Thera Noone
'Everyone is perfect at Little Angels today and every other day we are here!'
Sara Broughton - mother of Stanley and Marshall
'Little Angels is professional and always looking out for the children's best interests. Alex has gone from strength to strength. He loves the teachers and can't wait to get to nursery.
It is ideal because it is a small nursery and therefore the carers are able to provide one to one care as and when needed. Well done guys - great job!'
Toni Stennett
Little Angels are always helpful and friendly and although very professional they are also very approachable.
Melanie Bambridge
Some useful links for parents and carers about quality provision in early years....
Learning through play - the Foundation Stage curriculum:
The six elements of learning that activities are mapped against - to give your child the best start at school.
The web page has a short video describing how children learn through play in settings.
An early education 'start chart':
A Suffolk County Council chart for start dates for free places.
The Qualification and Curriculum Agency (QCA):
All you need to know about skills and qualifications in the sector affecting children 3 to 14 years of age.
A new website that is designed to help young children understand their world and how they will fit into it.
Another part of Directgov - designed to help you help your children. A great resource.
Links to some of the local schools in Bury St. Edmunds.
Little Angels helping with transitions...
See the questionnaire on childcare provision at the school.
Your chance to say what you need.
You can download the school prospectus from the site.
They have a great news page with stories written by children and staff.
Sebert Wood Community Primary School
A very useful parents page with the school menus in detail. We were hungry just reading the page....
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