Day nursery

Twinkle Stars Day Nursery

Adcorp House, Grassy Lane, Wolverhampton, WV10 8PS·Wolverhampton council·Ofsted URN: EY379607
Full day care
3 months to 5 years
49 places
14 childcare staff
Registered 10 Jul 2008
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 If you spot anything outdated or inaccurate, please let us know.

Twinkle Stars Day Nursery

At a Glance

Shared songs, a garden and a dining room give Twinkle Stars Day Nursery a recognisable character: in October 2023, children encountered familiar activities across rooms and practised moving between different parts of the building. Those small changes of setting gave them experience of routines beyond their usual room.

At its October 2023 inspection, Ofsted judged the nursery Good overall and its safeguarding arrangements effective. Today, it has capacity for 49 children aged three months to five years at Adcorp House, Grassy Lane, Wolverhampton.

The Nursery Experience

The early years foundation stage provides the framework for children's learning, development and care, bringing these together through everyday play and routines. In October 2023, staff supported early language by describing the texture of pumpkin flesh to babies and drawing older children into conversations about their interests.

Outdoor learning connected with indoor activities. In October 2023, a leaf hunt drew on a familiar story; children collected leaves for later exploration inside and used both small and larger movements while playing in puddles. The garden therefore contributed to the learning day rather than serving only as a break from it.

Choice needed more attention. In October 2023, pumpkin painting came with a restricted palette, limiting children's scope to develop their own ideas. Older children also practised cooperation through shared painting, while staff helped younger children manage sharing difficulties by introducing additional trains.

Care and Support

In October 2023, key persons gave parents a main contact for discussions about development, and staff passed learning assessments to the next key person when children changed rooms. That connected knowledge about the child across transitions.

At the October 2023 inspection, Ofsted found that staff understood children's individual needs, including using a sensory tent to help children with special educational needs and/or disabilities manage their emotions. Practical comfort also mattered: in October 2023, babies feeling unwell received a drink and a cuddle.

Independence and daily organisation were less consistent. In October 2023, children who could drink from cups had too few chances to practise, and routine tasks sometimes interrupted adult interaction with the group. Waiting left some children distracted. These are useful points to explore alongside the nursery's approach to relationships and care.

Practical Information

The address is Adcorp House, Grassy Lane, Wolverhampton, WV10 8PS. Opening hours are 8am to 6pm, Monday to Friday, all year.

In October 2023, session times ran from 8am to 5.30pm, and the nursery offered funded early education for children aged two, three and four. That funding position belongs to that date.

Things to Consider

  • Children's choices. In October 2023, restricted painting resources narrowed children's creative decisions. On a visit, ask how children now choose materials and develop their own ideas.
  • Independence and waiting. The October 2023 improvement priorities included more opportunities to practise self-care and better organisation of routine transitions. Ask how cup use and sleep routines work across the day.
  • Attendance and funding. With all-year opening and funded education offered in October 2023, ask for the current booking patterns and a written quotation explaining funded hours, meals and consumables.

The Verdict

Twinkle Stars merits consideration for families seeking all-year weekday childcare, with an October 2023 account centred on familiar routines, early conversation and connected indoor and outdoor play. The decision should also weigh how much freedom children have to shape activities and how everyday routines support growing independence.

FAQs

Ofsted judged it Good overall on 17 October 2023 and found safeguarding effective.

The nursery caters for children aged three months to five years and has 49 places in total.

In October 2023, children explored pumpkin textures, painted together and collected leaves outdoors to examine inside. Staff used these activities to support conversation, cooperation and movement.

In October 2023, it offered funded early education for children aged two, three and four.

Twinkle Stars Day Nursery is at Adcorp House, Grassy Lane, Wolverhampton, WV10 8PS. It opens Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm, all year.

Opening Hours

Fri
08:00-18:00
Mon
08:00-18:00
Tue
08:00-18:00
Thu
08:00-18:00
Wed
08:00-18:00
Opening schedule
Open all year
Full days
Available
Half-day sessions
Offered

Contact Information

Get in touch with the nursery directly

Adcorp House, Grassy Lane, Wolverhampton, WV10 8PS

Manager

Helen Phazey (Manager)

Ofsted Inspection

Inspection outcome and judgement breakdown

7/10

FMS Inspection Score

Good

Based on 4 subcategory ratings

Official Ofsted Grade

Good

Inspected: 17 October 2023

Safeguarding: Yes

Inspection History

17 Oct 2023Most recent full inspectionGood
30 Jan 2023Previous full inspectionRequires Improvement
24 Apr 2017Earlier 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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