Prospectus 2018-2019 - Rainbow Pre-School - Rainbow Preschool Westerhope
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Rainbow Pre-School
Learning with fun and laughter
Westerhope Primary School
Hillhead Road
Westerhope
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE5 1NE
Prospectus
2018-2019
Tel: 0191 264 5994
Email: deniserainbow@live.co.uk | Lyndarainbow@live.co.uk
Website: http://www.rainbowpreschoolwesterhope.co.uk
Visit: www.childcarechoices.gov.ukOur Staff Team Denise Scott Early Years Practitioner / Senior Manager Lynda Sayburn Early Years Practitioner / Manager Janice Massey Early Years Practitioner Donna Irving-Carr Early Years Practitioner Helen Bradley Early Years Practitioner Naomi Allan Early Years Practitioner Julie Harries Support Team Lisa Curry Support Team Claire Reeds Support Team Ina Pound Support Team Rachel Goodfellow Support Team
Our Aims & Objectives
Aim To promote personal, social and emotional wellbeing.
Objectives
• To provide a secure, happy and stimulating environment.
• To develop self-confidence, self-control and self-esteem.
• To develop spiritual, moral, social and cultural understanding.
• To promote an inclusive ethos enabling each child to become a
valued member of the setting.
Aim To promote positive attitudes and dispositions towards learning.
Objectives
• To develop an enquiring mind.
• To generate enthusiasm to learn.
• To be confident in individual abilities.More Information
We are a Registered Community Interest Company (CIC)
Company Number – 7376802
• Our registration is held with OFSTED Early Years Directorate, Registration No. 319273
• We are registered to provide all day or sessional places for children aged 2 years to 5
years.
• We meet the Statutory Framework of the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS). We
put in practice the principles of the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS). Please read
• All our policies and procedures are available for parents/carers to read. PLEASE READ
OUR POLICY ON PARKING; parking on the school site, for the safety of all the
children, IS NOT ALLOWED. Parking in the ‘drop off’ bay is not allowed at any time.
• Weekly planning and continuous provision is displayed on the parents’ information
board.
• Your child’s progress and photographic evidence is available to parents at any time.
• We are aware some children have additional needs, we are pro-active in ensuring
the welfare and development of the child is met. We use the DFES Code of Practice.
• Parents are invited to come to an informal information evening, before your child
starts the Pre-School. We have an open door policy. Parents/carers and children are
welcome to pay unannounced visits at ANY time.
• Staff are approachable and helpful. Parents/carers may ask questions of the staff
team at ANY time.
• Staff training and development is on-going.
• We listen to parents. We listen to children. We promise to provide a first-class
environment where you can feel absolutely confident that your child will receive
the best possible care and learning opportunities.Ofsted Report
Date of inspection 19th April 2016
Effectiveness of the leadership and management Good
Quality of teaching, learning and assessment Good
Personal development, behaviour and welfare Good
Outcomes for children Good
Summary of key findings for parents
This provision is good
• The management team is committed and passionate about its roles and
responsibilities. It strives for continuous improvement and actively seeks the views
of others to support their self-evaluation process.
• Staff have established good partnerships with the host primary school, which helps
to support children with their future move. Links with the local authority and Sure
Start teachers are also in place to ensure children’s individual requirements are fully
met.
• Children independently access a wide range of resources and remain engaged and
interested in their play. Staff effectively plan a good selection of challenging
experiences across all areas of learning.
• Staff ensure parents are well informed about their children’s learning and
development. Parents receive verbal feedback, attend regular meetings to discuss
their children’s achievements and are invited to attend stay-and-play sessions.
• Children develop their physical skills, as staff encourage them to explore, investigate
and be active in the outdoor play area. Children enjoy climbing over the wooden
bridge, swinging on the tyres and using a selection of ride-on toys.
• Children form positive relationships with staff, contributing to them being happy,
settled and content.
See Ofsted report
https://reports.ofsted.gov./ukWhat We Offer 30 hours of free childcare for working families with 3-year- old and 4-year-old children. 15 hours of free childcare for all families with 3-year-old and 4-year-old children. 15 hours of free childcare for eligible families with 2-year-old children (please ask for eligibility). We accept childcare vouchers. Tax-Free childcare is also available. Help with childcare costs is available for students at college or university. Please ask if you need more information or help to find out if you eligible. Visit: childcarechoices.gov.uk.
Session Options All session options are free of charge to eligible families. ALL DAY SESSIONS (MON-FRI) Cost a) 8.30-3.30 Packed lunch £29.75 a1) 8.30-3.15 Packed lunch £28.68 b) 9.00-3.15 Packed lunch £26.56 b1) 9.00-3.30 Packed lunch £27.62 MORNING SESSIONS (MON-FRI) c) 8.30-11.30 £12.75 d) 8.30-12.45 Packed lunch £18.06 e) 9.00-12.45 Packed lunch £15.93 f) 9.00-11.30 £10.62 g) 8.30 Taken to School Nursery Class £ 2.12 AFTERNOON SESSIONS (MON-FRI) h) 11.30-3.30 Packed lunch £17.00 h1) 11.30-3.15 Packed lunch £15.93 j) 12.45-3.15 £10.62 j1) 12.45-3.30 £11.68 WEDNESDAY k) Collection from School Nursery Class & Packed lunch till 3.30 £17.00 l) As above till 3.15 £15.93 m) 8.30 Packed lunch & taken to School Nursery £18.06 n) 9.00 Packed lunch & taken to School Nursery Class £15.93 LUNCH CLUB (MON-FRI) Lunch Club may be booked on a daily basis if places are available.
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