ABOUT US
Victory house children’s centre is an all year Day Nursery and Afterschool club. The day nursery which offers inspiring childcare comprises a baby room, toddlers room, and pre-school. Our rooms are beautiful & bright with access to a wealth of resources. Children in our nursery are involved in all kinds of activities which helps to nurture their development. They bake, design, create, weave, dance, navigate, question, get messy, sort, run, jump, build, sing, read and paint. In short, they have fun, they play and they learn.
Our nursery plans its activities in accordance with the EYFS with a strong focus on exploratory, imaginative play and healthy eating. We recognise and understand the huge benefits that free flow play has on the positive development of very young children. Every child in our care is supported by a key person who understands their individual needs and offers special care and support to them.
Rigorous health & safety and safeguarding policies and procedures are in place to ensure that every child is protected and feels safe and happy with us.
We promote the outdoors with access to parks around us where children can explore & be creative discovering nature.
Sending your baby & child to the right nursery is one of the most important decisions you make, therefore viewing is now open and you can book a time to view by calling or sending us an email
The manager and staff have worked hard to successfully address the actions raised at the last inspection. For example, a rigorous observation and assessment system ensures that children’s next steps are swiftly identified. Well-targeted interventions ensure that all children make good progress.
The relationship with parents is good. Staff work closely with parents and keep them updated about their children’s progress through daily feedback and termly parents’ evenings. Parents express confidence in the care their children receive
Children’s Behaviour is good. Children show good listening skills as they help to tidy the classroom and share the resources. This helps to prepare them for school.
The manager is deeply committed to her role and plans ambitious improvements as she
continues to raise practice across the nursery. Effective supervision and performance
management is in place. The manager monitors the quality of teaching to help ensure
that children benefit from good-quality learning experiences. S
Staff draws on children’s interests effectively to plan engaging activities. Babies develop their physical skills as they swirl and pinch oats in a sensory tub. Staff describes the textures, which builds communication skills. Pre-school children develop their mathematical skills as they count to 10 on their fingers and sing counting songs.
A robust observation and assessment system supports children to make good progress. The next steps are planned with parents and reviewed regularly. Effective use of tracking data ensures that individual children falling behind are swiftly identified and measures are put in place to ensure that they progress.
Children are happy, confident and settled at the setting. Information gathered from parents is used effectively to help settle new children, who rapidly form strong bonds with staff and show readiness to learn.
The manager and staff have worked hard to successfully address the actions raised at the last inspection. For example, a rigorous observation and assessment system ensures that children’s next steps are swiftly identified. Well-targeted interventions ensure that all children make good progress.
The relationship with parents is good. Staff work closely with parents and keep them updated about their children’s progress through daily feedback and termly parents’ evenings. Parents express confidence in the care their children receive
Children’s Behaviour is good. Children show good listening skills as they help to tidy the classroom and share the resources. This helps to prepare them for school.
The manager is deeply committed to her role and plans ambitious improvements as she
continues to raise practice across the nursery. Effective supervision and performance
management is in place. The manager monitors the quality of teaching to help ensure
that children benefit from good-quality learning experiences. S
Staff draws on children’s interests effectively to plan engaging activities. Babies develop their physical skills as they swirl and pinch oats in a sensory tub. Staff describes the textures, which builds communication skills. Pre-school children develop their mathematical skills as they count to 10 on their fingers and sing counting songs.
A robust observation and assessment system supports children to make good progress. The next steps are planned with parents and reviewed regularly. Effective use of tracking data ensures that individual children falling behind are swiftly identified and measures are put in place to ensure that they progress.
Children are happy, confident and settled at the setting. Information gathered from parents is used effectively to help settle new children, who rapidly form strong bonds with staff and show readiness to learn.
Our child-centred approach promotes the development of creativity, individuality and self-confidence, whilst delivering the highest standards of care.
We offer a high standard of care for up to 69 children aged from 5 months to 5 years and 4 years to 11 years in our After School Club.
In order for us to support your child’s development in the best possible way, we employ fully qualified people with a strong focus on Continued Professional Development. They all attend regular further training courses, which enables them to bring new ideas and proposals to their daily work – ideas that will also benefit your child.
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We achieved a Good Ofsted rating and we are determined to reach Outstanding at our next inspection .
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5 Congreve Street, London, SE17 1TJ
TEL: 07950505241
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