Outstanding report for Whitehawk nursery (From The Argus)
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Outstanding report for Whitehawk nursery
7:50pm Monday 18th March 2013 in News
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Roundabout Nursery and Childrens Centre, Whitehawk has been awarded an "Outstanding" Ofsted report
It was a day for celebrations at a Brighton nursery.
Roundabout nursery in Whitehawk is celebrating after it received an outstanding grade in its latest Ofsted report last week.
The report from the school watchdog said: “There is an extremely strong emphasis on children and families’ individuality.”
The inspectors also found that there were exceptionally close and warm relationships between children and staff and children were happy and settled in the nursery.
Inspectors reported many of the children initially identified by the nursery in Whitehawk as significantly delayed in communication, language, cognitive skills, and/or social skills were now at or above their developmental age.
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Comments(9)
scuba1
says...
10:53pm Mon 18 Mar 13
hubby
says...
11:13pm Mon 18 Mar 13
Whitehawk born and bred.
Now a headteacher in Spain.
I learned a lot from growing up in Whitehawk.
All 9 of me
says...
11:37pm Mon 18 Mar 13
scuba1 wrote:possibly a less judgemental one than yours ??
Good old whitehawk ??? What planet are you from then ?
worthingite
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11:48pm Mon 18 Mar 13
AlanPare
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7:50am Tue 19 Mar 13
worthingite wrote:A very important story. If anything is going to give our kids from poorer areas a decent life chance it's schools and projects like this. Bravo.
Another quiet newsday then.....
scuba1
says...
7:56am Tue 19 Mar 13
hubby wrote:Then you are an exception . But given the choice I would rather cut off my right arm than bring up my children in whitehawk .
Errrrrr??
Whitehawk born and bred.
Now a headteacher in Spain.
I learned a lot from growing up in Whitehawk.
redwing
says...
11:02am Tue 19 Mar 13
scuba1 wrote:Don't worry you'd fit in nicely- most of the people there are as 'armless as anywhere else.
hubby wrote:Then you are an exception . But given the choice I would rather cut off my right arm than bring up my children in whitehawk .
Errrrrr??
Whitehawk born and bred.
Now a headteacher in Spain.
I learned a lot from growing up in Whitehawk.
scuba1
says...
11:11pm Tue 19 Mar 13
redwing wrote:You are a head teacher in Spain but failed to add an apostrophe at the end of your 'joke' !
scuba1 wrote:Don't worry you'd fit in nicely- most of the people there are as 'armless as anywhere else.
hubby wrote:Then you are an exception . But given the choice I would rather cut off my right arm than bring up my children in whitehawk .
Errrrrr??
Whitehawk born and bred.
Now a headteacher in Spain.
I learned a lot from growing up in Whitehawk.
hubby says...
10:48pm Mon 18 Mar 13
Love it to bits.
One of the only things I miss about the UK.
Proper people and a proper place.