Day nursery

Kristaval Daycare

19 Warrenhouse Road, Brighton-le-Sands, LIVERPOOL, L22 6QN·Sefton council·Ofsted URN: EY450777
Full day care
0 months to 5 years
74 places
20 childcare staff
Registered 9 Oct 2012
Early Years 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 If you spot anything outdated or inaccurate, please let us know.

Kristaval Daycare

At a Glance

A garden train made from crates and an old turntable dismantled with real tools give Kristaval Daycare's October 2022 nursery day its character: practical exploration, with counting and careful hand movements built into play. These are concrete examples of how ordinary objects became learning resources.

At its 21 October 2022 inspection, Ofsted judged the nursery Good overall and found safeguarding effective. Kristaval Daycare accepts children from birth to five at 19 Warrenhouse Road, Brighton-le-Sands, Liverpool, L22 6QN.

The Nursery Experience

In October 2022, activities followed children's interests. Staff helped children count the carriages of their crate train in the garden, while taking apart the turntable gave them practice using tools and making small, controlled movements. These activities connected counting and fine motor practice with hands-on exploration.

The early years foundation stage sets the requirements for children's learning, development and care: in parent terms, play and everyday routines are opportunities to develop skills. In October 2022, preschool children used Rainbow Fish to explore friendship and sharing, then made fish with different materials, counted their scales and identified colours. One story connected conversation, creativity and number work.

During that month, children also attended forest school, exploring woods and learning safety rules. Books featured in play and circle time, with props helping children join familiar parts of stories. These examples show the different settings in which learning took place, from the garden to shared reading.

Care and Support

In October 2022, staff comforted unsettled children with cuddles and helped them join activities. Babies received attentive support as they explored. Children were encouraged to try the indoor slide; older children practised explaining their feelings. Care and growing independence sat alongside each other.

Staff also modelled respectful conversation that month. Children waited for turns in a matching-pairs game and acknowledged one another's successes. Questions and attentive listening gave children opportunities to speak, while stories supplied further vocabulary. These are useful examples of the everyday interactions parents can look for when considering care.

Practical Information

The address is 19 Warrenhouse Road, Brighton-le-Sands, Liverpool, L22 6QN. Opening hours are 7.30am to 6pm, Monday to Friday, across the year, with closures for bank holidays and one week at Christmas.

In October 2022, the nursery provided funded early education for children aged two, three and four. That dated participation should be distinguished from a current funding arrangement when planning attendance.

Things to Consider

  • Challenge as children develop. In October 2022, staff did not consistently turn their assessments into activities that stretched children sufficiently. On a visit, how do practitioners use what your child can already do to plan the next challenge?
  • Oversight of teaching. In October 2022, leaders needed to identify more precisely how staff could improve their practice. This makes the way teaching is observed and supported a useful consideration alongside the activities themselves.

The Verdict

Kristaval Daycare suits families seeking care across the year who value practical play, books and outdoor exploration. The October 2022 examples give substance to that appeal: counting a homemade train, working with tools and discussing friendship through a story. The same dated account identifies a clear limitation around consistent challenge and closer oversight of teaching. Both deserve weight in a family's decision.

FAQs

Ofsted judged Kristaval Daycare Good overall at its 21 October 2022 inspection and found safeguarding effective.

Children from birth to five.

In October 2022, children counted a garden train made from crates, dismantled an old turntable with tools and explored friendship through Rainbow Fish. They also attended forest school to explore woods and learn safety rules.

In October 2022, it provided funded early education for children aged two, three and four.

The nursery opens Monday to Friday, 7.30am to 6pm, across the year. It closes on bank holidays and for 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

19 Warrenhouse Road, Brighton-le-Sands, LIVERPOOL, L22 6QN

Manager

Angie Pratt (Manager)

Ofsted Inspection

Inspection outcome and judgement breakdown

7/10

FMS Inspection Score

Good

Based on 4 subcategory ratings

Official Ofsted Grade

Good

Inspected: 21 October 2022

Safeguarding: Yes

Inspection History

21 Oct 2022Most recent full inspectionGood
17 Feb 2017Previous full inspectionGood
8 Apr 2013Earlier full inspectionGood

Inspection Judgements

Quality of education

Good

Behaviour and attitudes

Good

Personal development

Good

Effectiveness of leadership and management

Good

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