My Little Angels Daycare

At the April 2024 inspection, a bear cave, community book sharing and litter picks gave this Tile Hill nursery a character beyond its size. My Little Angels Daycare has capacity for 36 children, accepting ages from birth to five. At its April 2024 inspection, Ofsted rated it Outstanding across all judgement areas.

The strongest thread in that April 2024 picture was personal attention: staff adjusted conversations, routines and activities around individual children. Children settled readily and joined activities with confidence. For parents, that makes the detail of everyday interactions more useful than the grade alone.

The early years foundation stage sets the requirements for children's learning, development and care. Here, the April 2024 examples included conversation, imaginative play and counting woven into ordinary activities.

In April 2024, the garden included a bear cave for torch-lit pretend adventures, a mud kitchen with utensils and running water, and a builders yard where children collaborated with sand and a wheelbarrow. Children used the outdoors daily. These spaces gave them different reasons to talk, negotiate and experiment.

Staff followed children's ideas: a dolls' tea party became an ambulance story, while apple pips prompted counting and discussion about growing. Written letters, books, singing and simple signs supported communication. Adults left time for children to answer questions.

Community activity also had substance in April 2024. Children collected litter with long-handled grippers and took food-bank contributions to a local centre. A book swop extended access to stories beyond attending families. Parents were encouraged to prepare national dishes alongside children and discuss their cultures; children recreated places of worship through construction.

At the April 2024 inspection, Ofsted found that children, including those with SEND, progressed rapidly from their starting points, that staff worked with families and other professionals on SEND support, and that safeguarding arrangements were effective.

In April 2024, mirrors helped children recognise emotions, older children demonstrated equipment to younger ones, and praise encouraged helpful behaviour. These were concrete ways of supporting relationships and independence.

Families received information about children's learning and ways to continue it at home. Leaders also worked with outside agencies when families needed additional help. Management reviewed activities and premises around children's needs, recognised and worked to staff strengths and supported continuing professional development, with staff wellbeing given priority.

The address is 15 Lesingham Drive, Tile Hill, Coventry, CV4 9JT. Opening hours are 7.30am to 5.30pm, Monday to Friday, throughout the year.

In April 2024, the nursery provided funded early education for two-, three- and four-year-olds. That is a dated participation fact rather than a promise of a funded place today.

• Funding and attendance. Funded provision covered two-, three- and four-year-olds in April 2024. What funded attendance arrangement and associated charges would apply to your child now?
• Outdoor play. The April 2024 garden supported imaginative play, construction and shared tasks. On a visit, look at how those spaces would engage your child's interests.
• Individual support. April 2024 practice included simple signs and collaboration with families and professionals. Discuss how those mechanisms would fit your child's communication and support needs.

My Little Angels Daycare suits families seeking year-round weekday care and a play-based day with community involvement. Its April 2024 strengths were specific: adults extended children's ideas, outdoor spaces supported collaborative play, and families were involved in learning. The inspection provides a strong dated assessment; the individual attention behind it is the most persuasive part.