During the month of March, eight establishments in Preston and its surrounding areas had Ofsted reports published online.
This included three primary schools and five nursery/early years establishments, across Preston, Chorley and South Ribble.
None of these establishments were classed as requires improvements, all having found to have met the expected standards- some are even considered ‘outstanding’.
Take a look at the eight schools and nurseries below, including their classifications, highlights and areas that require improvement...
None of these establishments were classed as requires improvements, all having found to have met the expected standards- some are even considered ‘outstanding’.
5. Yewlands Day Nursery, Leyland= GOOD
Report published March 23 following inspection on February 15. Rated 'Good' for all categories. Highlights: inclusive and supportive nursery; strong education provision; children learning about the importance of a healthy lifestyle; provision for learning through role play is exceptional Requires improvement: extend the programme of professional development to improve delivery of mathematics; deepen children's understanding of the diversity of life in modern Britain; enhance the provision for outdoor learning. Previous Inspection: Inadequate Photo: Yewlands Day Nursery on Google Maps
6. Carr Manor Nursery, Walton-le-Dale= GOOD
Report published March 31 following inspection on February 24. Rated 'Good' for all categories. Highlights: Children are happy and have adapted to Covid changes; dedicated leaders; promotes physically active play inside and outdoors Requires improvement: strengthen all staff's understanding of the learning intention for planned activities; provide staff working with toddlers more regular support, so that they can improve their teaching practice Previous inspection: Good. Photo: Google Maps
7. The Play House at Trinity & St Michael's CE/Methodist Primary School, Croston= MET STANDARDS
Report published March 17 following inspection on February 10. Highlights: buddy system between older and younger children; work closely with parents; children's physical health is well promoted; focus on importance of internet safety, hygiene, mental health etc Requires improvement: nothing to note. No previous inspections (registered 2020.) Photo: Google Maps
8. Kids Planet Preston, Fulwood= OUTSTANDING
Report published March 31 following inspection on February 24. Rated 'Outstanding' for all categories. Highlights: highly ambitious, well-designed curriculum; regular outdoor activities; communication skills prioritised; promote independence skills; inspirational leaders Requires improvement: nothing to note. No previous inspections (registered 2018.) Photo: Google Maps