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"Hi there,
I'm Udders"
Welcome
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We RE-BRANDED from Mytholmroyd Playgroup,
Pre-School & Fun Track out of school club to
Little Village Learners, Fun Track-Out of School Club in September 2018.
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We've been here for 45 years and employ 22 dedicated staff, who are highly trained and mostly long serving, and we provide an unbeatable service to over 90 families.
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We care for children from age 14 weeks to age 11. We follow the Early Years Foundation Stage Guidelines for development and learning and have an Ofsted Good rating (2023). We encourage our happy children to socialise with other children and learn skills through free play and focused activities.
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Putting children on the right track!
SAND AREA
We have a great sand table for all the children to enjoy...
SNACK TIME
We believe in a healthy snack.. A variety of fruits with milk or water...
READING
We have a cosy chill out area, kept quiet for reading time...
MARK MAKING
We encourage our children to paint and draw with their wild imaginations, they produce great things for their parents to enjoy...
DINNER TIME
Our very own in house kitchen to make tasty, healthy meals for all our children
WATER AREA
We have a fantastic new water area for the under 2's, a large water wall for the children to explore
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"Quality teaching"
Children enjoy their time at the setting and supported by good quality teaching, develop positive attitudes to learning. As a result, they make good progression relation to their starting points.
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(March 2018)
"Feel safe & secure"
The warm and welcoming environment helps children feel safe and secure which successfully develops their confidence and supports their emotional well-being.
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(March 2018)
"Safeguarding"
Management and staff fully understand how to promote the health and safety of the children in their care. Safeguarding procedures are robust and security within the setting is a high priority.
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(March 2018)
"Individual needs"
Partnerships with parents are good and are integral to enabling staff to effectively meet children's individual needs. This results in a collaborative approach to children's care, learning and development.
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(March 2018)
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