A small nursery school deemed 'inadequate' at its last inspection still 'requires improvement'. Following a visit by Ofsted officials on September 28, Ateres Elisheva Daycare in Salford was said to need to improve in all areas of assessment - quality of education, behaviour and attitudes, personal development and leadership and management.
In her report, inspector Tricia Graham said the facility in Park Lane, which has a capacity of 23 but had 13 children aged up to the age of two at the time of the visit, said leaders and managers had 'made some positive changes' since the previous inspection.
She said that children were now cared for in a separate area within the school premises. "The area is welcome and the children feel safe and secure," she said. "Staff have started to organise the learning environments to provide children with high-quality play experiences.
