Our Ethos and Aims at Tidbury:
There are many elements to our Ethos ; it dips into many approaches which include four main elements that are all centred on the child:
- ACTIVE LEARNER: "I have space"
- HAPPY BODY: "I am myself"
- THE ENVIRONMENT: "I can make choices"
- HOME FROM HOME: "I am a part of a family"
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1. ACTIVE LEARNER: At Tidbury we welcome all children and adults into our safe, secure and exciting environment.
OFSTED Report 2024: The provision is outstanding: "Children are excited about their learning. During adult - led activities that punctuate the day, children join their chosen groups quickly, settling enthusiastically and concentrate well on the task in hand."
2.HAPPY BODY: Settling in new children is never rushed; it takes time, patience and expertise. Starting with Home Visits our team build close relationships with our families to enable and ensure each child feels comfortable, happy and relaxed within our nursery.
OFSTED Report 2024: Partnerships with families are outstanding: "Through home visits, initial observations and timely assessment, staff skilfully identify children's starting points for learning. Key persons know their children incredibly well and they establish strong partnerships with parents that highly effectively support their children's learning and development."
3. THE ENVIRONMENT: Our aim is simply to be the best in the area and to provide a rich environment that offers the highest standards of care and education for each and every child.
OFSTED Report 2024: Leadership and management are outstanding: "Dedicated, passionate leaders and staff have high expectations of what children can achieve in this wonderful nursery. They have created a curriculum that is well structured, highly ambitious and reflects children's personal needs and interests"
4. HOME FROM HOME: I am part of a family
OFSTED Report 2024: Parents feel that their children are extremely happy and very well cared for in this nursery. They describe the nursery as a 'magical' place for their children to learn.
