My son started at Young Steps when he turned 3 and was able to take advantage of the government…read morefunded 15 free childcare hours. He went over 3 days and had a snack in the morning and stayed for lunch each session. The Nursery is absolutely fantastic, the kids are placed in separate rooms according to age and have lots of age appropriate toys and activities. The staff are friendly, tidy and are really keen to encourage the children's development, they are very enthusiastic and loving. The food is fresh and the kids get a choice of 2 meals which is great if you have a fussy child! There is plenty of fruit and vegetables and the menu is well balanced. The play area has been revamped and they have a great space for playing and growing produce in the garden in keeping with the green values of the nursery. Security is tight and they even have Nursery Cam allowing parents to check in and see how their child is doing throughout the day. I never did as I felt completely at ease with my son being in their care. I really can't fault this nursery, they certainly set my son up ready for his first year at school, which he is thoroughly enjoying with total confidence thanks to his nursery experience.

Excellent nursery. Helpful friendly staff. Clean. Lots of fun and educational activities.read more

My daughter attends here and loves it. The staff are fantastic and very friendly. Its in a…read moreconverted barn and a lovely setting with great outdoor facilities for the kids. Gets great ofsted reports too.

This school has got very good maintenance and their staff are very experiences and teach quite…read moreefficiently as well. I have been to this school when I was small and they provide good education that you children needs in a way that doesn't pressurize them and creates an environment. That is good for them so they learn at their pace and there are also many activities available after school which are very beneficial for the kids in terms of academic and also educational skills, they also set some interactive and group work which helps a lot and also organize many various themes to help the kids learn.

my son does not go to this school but the playgroup that runs there on a friday is lovely. The…read morebuilding is modern and plenty of toys

My daughter started at Little Angels when she was 5 months old and i couldn't have asked for any…read morebetter care for her. The girls are all fantastic and give their all into looking after the children in their care. My daughter starts school this year and will miss al the friends she has made but our youngest daughter who is 9 months old is starting in January and i am confident that the care she will be given will be excellent.

A convienently placed childrens nursery on a modern housing estate. Its in a newly renovated barn…read moreand has all sorts of activiities for the kids. Take kids from 3 months to school age.

Shocked at how bad the management of this school is. If you are thinking of sending a child here,…read morePLEASE think carefully. Went for a position at this school along with a former colleague of mine. I'm a qualified secondary teacher. My colleague is unqualified but excellent at what she does. We were both offered a role in July 2017 verbally and waited on timetabling. I initially declined the roll but after another approach from the school and reduced hours agreed to teach GCSE. We waited on the timetable. We waited some more. My colleague was given a rough timetable the day before term. THE DAY BEFORE! How on earth can she plan lessons? Is this going to give children a quality education? Turns out I wasn't to be called even though I was told I would - repeatedly. Good job I wasn't relying on this job. I had to call in the end after the principle tried to avoid my email communication about the job. Instead the 'principle' clearly took on the member of staff he could pay peanuts to. I was too expensive. This left the teacher with no secondary experience struggling from day 1. She made it clear (I was there) that she could only teach set hours and had to pick up her children. The principle ignored this and timetabled her beyond the agreed finishing time. She had to sort her own cover on day one. Day two and the same happened. Great start to flexible working hours for a single mother. It gets worse. The principle didn't DBS check the colleague. How was she allowed in the building? Want even worse? When the colleague has walked after a week of this ridiculousness the principle didn't (to date) pay the staff member. His response? 'She never asked for payment'. This school is a complete shambles, clearly with a manager who couldn't manage the basics in education. Awful. Awful. Awful.

What a Super lovely little school. We moved our two children aged 8 & 9 here from a large state…read moreprimary school. They welcomed them in like part of a family. My 9 yr old has dyslexia and after just one half term have made incredible progress. My 8 yr old was having bullying problems at her previous school and is not happy and settled. There are on average 12 pupils in a class with two teachers,so the children get a lot of attention and assistance. The school put a big emphasis on manners and the children say Grace before lunch and stand when a teacher enters the room. The school do not tolerate bad behavior and do not accept naughty children. There is a lot of homework in comparison to my children's previous school but after a couple of weeks the children accept it and just do it. Both my children are improving weekly. My 9 yr old was very very low and extremely demoralized with the whole school experience when he started there in January and after less than one half term he now loves every day and even enjoys doing his homework, the improvement was more than i had ever hoped for. I can recommend the school 100% Its money Well Spent.