Aims & Objectives
How We Achieve Our Objectives
At Bright Stars, our aim is to continually provide a high standard of care and early years education for every child. We achieve this by regularly reviewing our practice, supporting our staff and working closely with children and their families.
We follow recognised principles and guidance for early years care and education, ensuring that our practice supports the individual needs, development and wellbeing of every child.
Our staff regularly undertake training and professional development to keep their knowledge and skills up to date and to introduce new ideas and approaches into the nursery.
We recognise and promote the principles of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, ensuring that children are respected, listened to and given opportunities to participate, play, learn and develop.
Teamwork is an important part of life at Bright Stars. Our staff are encouraged to work together with respect, consideration and professionalism, creating a positive environment for both children and adults.
We value our partnership with parents and carers and believe that working together helps us provide the best possible care for each child. Families are encouraged to be involved in their child’s nursery experience and to share information, ideas and feedback with our team.
Our policies and procedures provide a clear framework for the safe and effective running of the nursery. These are regularly reviewed alongside our working practices to ensure we continue to maintain high standards and develop our service.
Staff and parents are provided with relevant information and guidance to help everyone understand their roles, responsibilities and what they can expect from Bright Stars.
We provide a wide range of appropriate play opportunities and resources that encourage children to explore, experiment, develop their creativity and learn through their own experiences.
We promote equality, inclusion and respect throughout our nursery community, ensuring that every child and family feels welcomed, valued and included.
Most importantly, we recognise the vital role of play in childhood. We believe children should have the time, space, freedom and opportunities to play – not only because play is fundamental to their learning and development, but because every child has the right to enjoy their childhood.