When choosing a nursery, you need to be assured
that you are leaving your child with people
who have the right qualifications and experience,
and who will be able to make your child feel
secure and happy.
The Lilliput Lane environment and activities
are planned carefully to encourage purposeful
play, so that children are able to develop to
their full potential, at the same time as having
plenty of fun.
All of our staff are selected through a process
which takes account of safe recruitment practices.
These include:
• Police criminal record checks i.e.
enhanced disclosures from Disclosure Scotland
• Two satisfactory references from previous
employers
• Health Statement from their GP
Lilliput Lane Nursery is committed to providing
our staff with training sufficient to ensure
that they will be able to successfully undertake
their duties. We recognise the value of training
in ensuring that the organisation can meet its
main objectives and continue to develop.
Training also has an important part to play
in ensuring that the staff members are able
to realise their full potential on an equal
opportunity basis.
Where possible we will seek to encourage staff
to undertake training which will enhance their
personnel development and potential.
The nursery operates a staff development plan
where by staff change play room approximately
every 18 months. This gives them the opportunity
to work with the different age groups; the chance
to develop new skills, the opportunity to suggest
improvements and ways these may be implemented.
Partnership with Parents
Lilliput Lane Nursery puts each child's individual
needs at the heart of our business. We also
aim to meet the needs of parents with the same
level of empathy and understanding. We always
welcome parents' views and value your comments.
You're free to pop into the nursery at any time,
whether to see your child or to chat to our
Nursery Manager - it's a great opportunity to
get involved in your child's time at nursery.
We'll be happy to welcome the child's grandparents
too.
A notice board and daily activity reports are
posted in each room and a daily diary is kept
for all children from 6 weeks to three years
old. Pre-school workbooks and assessment records
are kept for older children. Parent meetings
will be held twice a year, in the weeks leading
up to Christmas and towards the start of the
summer term (May).
At Lilliput Lane, we value the partnership
between parent and nursery and aim to make you
feel totally involved with your child's nursery
care.