After an Ofsted inspection, the ‘welcoming’ creche in Hockley received a ‘good’ rating in all areas

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After an Ofsted inspection, the 'welcoming' creche in Hockley received a 'good' rating in all areas

Tots 2 Teens daycare in Hockley has received a “Good” rating across all areas in its latest Ofsted inspection.

The inspection, conducted on May 29, 2025, found the daycare to be providing a high standard of care for the 105 children aged four and under currently enrolled.

A Warm and Caring Environment

The Ofsted report praised the daycare for its welcoming environment, noting that children “receive a warm welcome from the caring and friendly staff team.”

Inspectors highlighted the positive atmosphere created by the staff, which helps children feel secure and ready to learn.

Focus on Learning and Development

One of the key strengths of Tots 2 Teens daycare was its approach to learning. The report noted that staff provide activities that encourage children to develop positive attitudes towards learning.

These activities help build focus and concentration, essential skills for future learning. The daycare also provides a “clearly sequenced” curriculum, ensuring that children progress at a comfortable pace.

Positive Behaviour and Good Health

Children’s behaviour was also praised in the report, with inspectors noting that staff use “gentle reminders about positive behaviour” to guide the children.

The daycare was also commended for promoting “children’s good health,” with particular attention to safety in the sun, ensuring that children are protected from harmful rays.

Strong Leadership and Safeguarding

The report also recognized the strong leadership at Tots 2 Teens, with managers working closely with the “dedicated staff team” to provide high-quality care.

The staff’s efforts to engage, motivate, and challenge children using various teaching strategies were also praised. Furthermore, the daycare’s safeguarding arrangements were found to be effective, ensuring the safety and well-being of all children.

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