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Early years · Childcare Register letter

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Inspected 14 Sept 2026 · published 2 Oct 2026 · URN 2662849

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Summary

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  • Inspection datesingle source

    14 Sept 2026

  • Postcode verified

    RG30 2UH

  • URN verified

    2662849

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What this report says

In plain English

positive

The out-of-school club was found to be meeting all requirements for the Childcare Register.

Ofsted inspected the out-of-school day care on 14 September 2026. At the time of the visit, the provider was complying with all of the requirements for registration on the Childcare Register. The report is a short compliance letter and does not describe the quality of care in detail. The provider must keep meeting the registration requirements to stay registered.

Going well

  • At the visit, the provider was complying with all registration requirements for the Childcare Register

What parents should know

  • The report confirms the club met the registration requirements on the day of inspection, but it does not describe the care children receive in detail.
  • Parents may wish to ask the club about its staffing, activities and how it supports children's wellbeing, as these were not covered in this letter.

What other providers can learn

  • Keeping up with all Childcare Register registration requirements, as set out in the early years and childcare registration handbook, is needed to remain registered.
  • Check the registration handbook regularly, as compliance must be maintained beyond the inspection date.

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−20Mixedmore positive than 30% of reports of this type

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Anatomy of the report

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Pages
1
Words of findings
135
about usual (typical 129)
Reading level
Hard
Flesch 33, typical 30
Average sentence
23 words
Next steps
0
typical 0
Hedged sentences
0%
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