Day nursery

Jelly Tots Nursery, Goole

Jelly Tots, Unit 2, 1 Government Street, Goole, DN14 5AN·East Riding of Yorkshire council·Ofsted URN: EY557499
Full day care
3 months to 9 years
50 places
14 childcare staff
Registered 5 Apr 2018
Early Years Register, Compulsory Childcare Register, Voluntary Childcare Register
FMS Inspection Score
Good
7/10
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Last reviewed: October 2026 · Inspection data and key information above update regularly, however, this review below is refreshed bi-annually and may not reflect recent changes. Contact the nursery directly to confirm current arrangements. If you spot anything outdated or inaccurate, please let us know.

Jelly Tots Nursery, Goole

At a Glance

Storytelling, early conversation and learning to do things independently give Jelly Tots Nursery, Goole its character: at its September 2022 inspection, Ofsted rated it Good and found that children progressed well through activities shaped around their interests and next steps.

The nursery has capacity for 50 children, with an accepted age range of 3 to 108 months. Its address is Unit 2, 1 Government Street, Goole, DN14 5AN. The most useful picture of daily life comes from September 2022, so the examples below belong to that period.

The Nursery Experience

The early years foundation stage sets the requirements for children's learning, development and care, bringing these together in their daily experiences. In September 2022, resources within the playrooms and outside were accessible for children to choose their own activities. That gave them a practical role in deciding what to explore.

Soft-play equipment helped babies practise pulling themselves upright. Older children used toy cars to connect written numbers with quantities, while familiar stories gave children beginning to form sentences a reason to practise speaking. These were concrete activities matched to different stages of development.

Conversation ran through the day. In September 2022, staff modelled pronunciation by repeating children's attempts clearly; older children recalled vocabulary from earlier activities about butterflies. Regular community outings also extended experiences beyond the nursery, with younger children transported in staff-pushed vehicles designed for them.

Care and Support

At the September 2022 inspection, Ofsted found safeguarding effective, with staff able to recognise concerns and explain the reporting procedures.

In September 2022, settling sessions gathered information about children's interests at home, which staff then used when planning their first activities. Musical instruments, for example, helped make an unfamiliar setting more recognisable for babies who enjoyed them at home. Children formed close relationships with their key person, and parents received invitations to meet regularly with that practitioner.

Mealtimes offered opportunities for independence in September 2022: older children served food and poured drinks, while babies who were ready fed themselves. However, some waits at the table were too long, leaving children less occupied than they could have been.

Practical Information

Opening hours are 7.30am to 6pm, Monday to Friday. The nursery operates throughout the year, closing on bank holidays and for one week at Christmas. This makes its calendar relevant to families needing care beyond school terms.

In September 2022, funded early education was provided for children aged two, three and four. That dated participation should be distinguished from a family's individual entitlement and attendance arrangements.

Things to Consider

  • Mealtime organisation. In September 2022, children sometimes spent too long waiting at meals. A visit is an opportunity to discuss how snack and meal routines now keep children involved.
  • Home languages and culture. In September 2022, children's languages and cultural backgrounds had too little representation within the playrooms. Families may want to discuss how these now shape activities and resources.
  • Attendance arrangements. The opening window spans the working day. Which booking patterns would accommodate your family's routine?

The Verdict

Jelly Tots suits families seeking a nursery calendar that extends beyond term time, with an inspection-era emphasis on communication, child-led choices and growing independence. Its September 2022 examples are practical and specific. Mealtime engagement and representation of children's home cultures are the two areas that deserve attention when considering the setting.

FAQs

Ofsted rated the nursery Good at its September 2022 inspection.

The accepted age range is 3 to 108 months, with capacity for 50 children in total.

In September 2022, babies practised movement using soft-play equipment, while older children explored numbers with toy cars and developed language through stories and conversation.

In September 2022, it provided funded early education for two-, three- and four-year-old children.

Opening hours are 7.30am to 6pm, Monday to Friday, throughout the year. Closures are bank holidays and one week at Christmas.

Opening Hours

Fri
07:30-18:00
Mon
07:30-18:00
Tue
07:30-18:00
Thu
07:30-18:00
Wed
07:30-18:00
Opening schedule
Open all year
Full days
Available
Half-day sessions
Offered

Closed: Bank Holidays & 1 week at Christmas

Contact Information

Get in touch with the nursery directly

Jelly Tots, Unit 2, 1 Government Street, Goole, DN14 5AN

Owner

Jelly Tots Nursery (Goole) Ltd

Ofsted Inspection

Inspection outcome and judgement breakdown

7/10

FMS Inspection Score

Good

Based on 4 subcategory ratings

Official Ofsted Grade

Good

Inspected: 8 September 2022

Safeguarding: Yes

Inspection History

8 Sept 2022Most recent full inspectionGood
13 Sept 2021Previous full inspectionRequires Improvement

Inspection Judgements

Quality of education

Good

Behaviour and attitudes

Good

Personal development

Good

Effectiveness of leadership and management

Good

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