Our Out of School Clubs provides out-of-school care for children who attend Gaddesby Primary School. The facility is based within Gaddesby Primary School and is registered with Ofsted, the government education watchdog which carries out regular inspections.
Breakfast Club offers an early start to the day with children arriving from 8.00am or, by arrangement, for an 'early bird' session starting at 7.45. Before the start of the school day at 8.50 children attending breakfast club have the option of breakfast which comprises of healthy choices adhering to GSC healthy eating regime..
After-School Club starts at the end of the usual school day at 3.10pm and carries on until 6.00pm. Half-sessions are available from 3:10pm until 4.30pm. Children attending our Afterschool Club are offered refreshments on arrival. Those children who are booked into club until 5/6 pm will also receive a two-course snack in line with our healthy eating regime . The snack is designed to be a stop-gap until your child's main meal at home.. .
Staff Staff are highly skilled and motivated and are passionate and committed to the service they provide. Recruitment procedures are robust with the supervision of staff being very effective to identify any training needs. This further improves experiences for children within the club. Children’s views, thoughts and feelings guide and inform practice. Staff encourage children’s independence and encourage them to share their comments. As a result, children are fully involved in effecting change and in the planning of the club.
GSC staff have all received Food Hygiene training. We are pleased that annual unannounced inspections from Melton Councils Food Standards Inspector have resulted in us achieving the highest award.
Children enjoy attending the welcoming provision created by staff. They develop secure relationships with staff, which helps them feel happy and safe. Children enjoy exploring a range of resources and show their creativity and imagination.
Staff help children develop firm friendships with each other and work together as a team during play. Children enjoy investigating how things work with staff. Staff encourage children to hold extensive conversations and show respect to one another. Children can be heard asking each other 'how was your day?'. Staff show a genuine interest in children's ideas and help them be proud of things they do.
GADDESBY SCHOOL COMMUNITY OUT-OF-SCHOOL CLUB INSPECTION DATE - 27 June 2022 RATED --- MET