Daisy Chains Nursery
Who to contact
- Contact Name
- James Sutton
- Contact Position
- Manager
- Telephone
- 0208 699 2629
- daisy_chains_nursery@btconnect.com
- Website
- www.daisychainsnursery.info
Where to go
- Address
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South Ashford Youth Centre
St. Stephens Walk
Ashford
Kent - Postcode
- TN23 5BD
When is it on?
- When is childcare available
- Term Time Only
- Carescheme Age Range:
- 2 year(s), month(s) to 5 year(s), month(s)
- Opening Times
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Opening Times Day Opening Time Closing Time Monday 09:15 3.30pm Tuesday 09:15 3.30pm Wednesday 09:15 3.30pm Thursday 09:15 3.30pm Friday 09:15 3.30pm
Other Details
- Table of costs
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Table of costs Amount Cost Type 22.50 Per half day 37.50 Per day 2.50 Per lunch - ECD Type
- Private Nursery School
- Offers pickups
- No
- Cost(s)
- Cost details
- Contact provider for details
- 3-4 Year Old Funding?
- Yes
- 2 Year Old Funding?
- Yes
- Total vacancies
- 30
- Immediate vacancies?
- Yes
- Contact Provider for Vacancy Details?
- Yes
- Vacancy range
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Vacancy Range Start Age End Age Places 2 5 30 - Vacancy Information Last updated Date
- 21/09/2021
- Facilities
- Car Parking, Library - Storytimes For Children Aged 2-4 Yrs, Water Play
- Wheelchair Access
- Yes
Ofsted Information
- Ofsted URN
- EY440339
- Link to latest ofsted inspection report
30 Hours Extended Entitlement
- Registered to provide up to 30 hours entitlement
- Yes
Service status
- Status
- Open
Local Offer
- Links
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Daisy Chains Nursery
Special Needs Support
How does the setting identify children with additional needs or SEND?
Daisy Chains Nursery is a privately owned Nursery that caters for up to 52 children per session. We welcome all children and families and will make all reasonable adjustments to meet their needs. We pride ourselves in our personal approach. We aim to build positive relationships with the children and their families. We want parents to be fully involved with the nursery and to share their children’s successes, achievements, concerns and hopes for the future. We have high aspirations for all children and aim to work together with parents to support each child to develop and learn in their own way and at their own pace.
We work closely with all parents sharing information regularly, and through a rigid key person approach and close working with each individual child ensure all children are developing and learning at an age appropriate level. If there are any concerns with a child's development in any area these are identified early to ensure the child gains the additional support they may require and that suitable referrals are made to outside agencies. we will cater all for all needs and have had a broad experience of children with speech and language difficulties, Autism and chromosome disorders.
How will I be informed / consulted about the ways in which my child is being supported?
All parents are fully informed and consulted on any additional support that a child may require. All staff work closely with children, with their key person primarily supporting on implementing strategies or targets set within their sessions. The Senco of the setting will always make the necessary referrals, attend multi professional meetings and consult with parents to inform, gain consent and discuss plans. Plans are then shared with the parent/carer to sign to ensure they agree and are fully informed/involved from the start.
How will the setting adapt the Early Years Foundation Stage curriculum for my child's needs?
The curriculum used at Daisy Chains Nursery follows the EYFS development matters 2021, our approach ensures all children are seen as individuals and develop/learn at different paces. We ensure a very robust key person approach ensuring they follow a child's lead through their play to attain what children know and what they need to support in to master. All children are assessed to ensure they working at level or above, however if further support is required in one of potentially more than one area of learning then measures are put into place to ensure they reach their full potential. The curriculum is then adapted to ensure they achieve but through a different approach.
What teaching strategies does the setting use for children with additional needs or learning difficulties?
There is always opportunities to discuss and share information with parents in relation to their child(s), we are always available over the phone, email or Facebook. You can also contact us through our website and Whatsapp. We use an online app called EYlog, where all observations, planning, achievements and photographs are shared with the parent instantly. Parents can also make their own observations from home, uploading photographs and comments also. We ensure the child's key person is made available at the beginning and end of sessions we also do regular phone calls or zoom meetings with parents to update them on achievements and next steps.
What additional support does the setting provide for children with additional needs or SEND?
There can be a variety of support offered to those children with SEND, staff have attended a variety of training courses to further their understanding and knowledge of aspects such as speech and language or autism. We have a range of tools used to support children such as choice boards to enable all children to have a voice, now and next boards along with timers or countdowns to aid transitions, Language pens and use of different languages in the setting such as Hungarian music or Nepalese books. Medical needs are always catered too ensuring we stay up to date with current legislation's, guidance and training.
How do you ensure children with additional needs or SEND can be included in the same activities as other children, including trips?
All children are fully involved with all activities provided, these would be adapted if needed to ensure they do cater for all.
How accessible is the building for children with mobility difficulties / wheelchair users?
Our building is fully accessible to all including those who may be using a wheelchair, all areas can be accessed and a fully adapted disabled toilet is available. All areas are at a low level.
How will you support my child's transition to a new setting or school?
The building is fully wheelchair accessible. We have a full sensory room on site. Any child or parent who have English as an additional language are included throughout - we play stories and songs in multiple languages, we share written documents in different languages and strive to learn key words to communicate with both parent and child.
Who should I contact if I am considering registering for a place at the setting?
James Sutton - Manager
Toni Jones - Deputy Manager.
What arrangements does the setting have for feedback from parents / carers, including compliments and complaints?
Feedback verbally, reviews on website or Google, emails, phonecalls. Official complaints procedures is displayed in the setting and within our policy shared with all parents upon registration.