Pre-school Praised for Improvements
A pre-school in Bournemouth, previously rated as "requires improvement", has been praised for its progress.
Mini Mice Pre-School, which cares for 25 children aged two to four, was inspected on September 19 and is now considered a "good" provision, according to Ofsted.
Children settle into the pre-school "very happily" and it is "an inclusive environment where all children make achievements and feel welcomed".
- The nursery has improved significantly since its previous inspection.
- Staff plan activities based on children's interests, such as their favourite books or learning through play.
The pre-school's improvements are a result of hard work and dedication to providing a high-quality education.
Author's summary: Pre-school improves rating to "good" after Ofsted inspection.
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