My Little Angels Daycare 2

A greenhouse, growing beds and language woven through everyday play gave My Little Angels Daycare 2 a concrete identity at its November 2025 inspection. This Coventry nursery has capacity for 52 children, with an age range of 0 to 60 months.

At its November 2025 inspection, Ofsted judged achievement, behaviour and routines, welfare, curriculum and teaching, inclusion, and leadership to be strong standard, found safeguarding standards met, and identified sustained progress, including for children needing additional support. These are separate judgements rather than an overall grade.

In November 2025, the early years foundation stage shaped learning through play and everyday routines, with communication, physical skills and personal development receiving particular attention. Staff introduced vocabulary through stories and conversation, used simple signs with babies, and brought counting and comparisons into water, sand and small-object play. Learning had practical applications.

Outdoor experiences at that date included balancing on low beams, riding wheeled toys and pouring at low trays. The greenhouse and growing beds connected plant care with learning about food. Children could move between indoor activities and outdoor spaces, practising movement across different garden levels.

Assessment informed the next steps in activities. In November 2025, staff adjusted language, materials and the amount of help, allowing children to participate alongside their peers. Construction and role play provided further starting points for learning.

In November 2025, key people knew children's preferences, worries and routines. Calm spaces offered somewhere to pause, while individual strategies supported participation and emotional regulation. Parents and external agencies contributed to targeted plans when additional needs emerged, making support specific to the child.

Baby care at that date included safer-sleep guidance and regular checks during sleep. Older children practised washing their hands and preparing for meals; conversations about water, food and exercise connected daily care with healthy habits.

Staff supervision and professional development were also in place in November 2025. Leaders supported further training, while communication with families included information about their child's day. Preparation for the next educational stage centred on independence, communication and everyday self-care.

The address is 26-30 Nickson Road, Coventry, CV4 9RU. Opening hours are 7.30am to 5.30pm, Monday to Friday, and the nursery operates all year. That opening window is useful for assessing how care fits around work and other commitments.

• Attendance and total costs. With all-year opening from 7.30am to 5.30pm, which booking patterns, funded arrangements and meal or consumable charges would apply to your intended attendance?
• Individual support. The November 2025 inspection called for leaders to sustain standards and pursue greater impact for disadvantaged children, children with SEND and those facing other barriers. Families needing additional support should discuss how individual targets would translate into daily activities.
• Outdoor learning. The greenhouse, growing beds and balancing activities featured in November 2025. A visit can explore how these experiences are organised for your child's stage of development.

This setting suits families seeking all-year weekday care within its opening hours, especially those who value language development and practical outdoor experiences. The November 2025 picture combines detailed individual support with learning through everyday play. The next-step priority is to deepen the impact for children facing the greatest barriers, a useful consideration alongside the strong area judgements.