‘We are ready for a re-inspection’

Moira Willgrass, the owner of Happy Days Nursery said: “Following our recent Ofsted report we were clearly very disappointed.

“We have been in a period of transition, this has flagged up some shortcomings within the setting.

“We have recently recruited a new manager and under the new management structure all actions were met and implemented within 10 days. “The recent visit from The Early Years Improvement Advisor has only served to confirmed this.

“We are ready for the re-inspection.” Children have been taken into playrooms that have chairs storage boxes and toys stacked on top of tables.

Staffdohoweverknowabout children’s individual needs and respect parents wishes with regard to food preferences.

They teach children about person hygiene and they have opportunities for daily outdoor play.

But following the inspection staff have made changes and the nursery says it has now completed the five areas that Ofsted said they need to improve on.

The early years improvement advisor for North Yorkshire County Council has visited the nursery after changes were implemented.

In a feedback report, the advisor said: “The nursery now has a new leadership team, with committed, proactive and experienced practitioners in the key roles of manager, deputy and SENCO.”

She also said “good progress has already been made with Ofsted actions.

“As a result, there is a positive impact for the children. It was therefore agreed the setting has no need for additional support for now.”

Happy Days Nursery provides funded early education for two, three and four-yearolds,