Aspire, Adapt, Achieve.

"Children settle very quickly at the club and build strong relationships with staff. Staff pay extra attention to children on their first day, spending time with them to get to know them and to understand their needs and interests. Children are very happy at the club and share how much they enjoy attending."

The children have opportunities to pick the fruit and vegetables from the schools vegetable plot. They enjoy eating the beans and tomatoes as part of their snacks and lunch."

Children's behaviour is excellent. Children are kind and thoughtful, asking peers if they are okay when they fall over, and offering their help. Older children are given responsibility. Staff help them to lead craft activities and share their skills with peers. This supports their self esteem and confidence well."

"The children have lots of opportunity for physical activity. There are several planned sports games each day that  the children can choose to take part in.  There is a wide variety of outdoor resources such as  bats, balls, basketball and net, tennis balls, ride on toys  and pogo sticks.    Staff interact with children and support group games  involving physical play. Staff also notice children that  may be hesitant to join in and invite them to take part in  smaller group games such as catch with a tennis ball."