Action plan in place at Bo'ness after unannounced visit by inspectors

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An action plan is now in place for Bo’ness Public School’s early learning centre following an inspection report that found better support could be offered to children with additional special needs.The unannounced inspection in November 2021 found that while the quality of management and leadership in the nursery was good, its care and support were deemed to be ‘adequate.’The Care Inspectorate found some “improvements were needed to ensure all children had a positive experience”- although it also had much to praise.The report stated: “Children spent lots of time outdoors, playing with friends and being active and energetic.

They were able to choose where they played and what they played with outdoors while also spending time with staff who joined in their play.“This meant that children’s choices were being respected and they had a good variety of experiences to support their well being.”Falkirk Live brings you the latest headlines from Falkirk and beyond.But did you know all the ways you can stay informed with us?We share live news and exclusive scoops every day so make sure you're following us so we can keep you informed on all things Falkirk!Inspectors also praised the communication with families, having been told by parents and carers that the ELC’s Facebook page helped them to understand what their child was experiencing at nursery, while they also appreciated newsletters and phone calls to keep them up to date.They did, however, feel that staff could use more training in how to meet the needs of children with additional support needs.And they said that staff needed to be more proactive when dealing with children who were finding it difficult to cope with their emotions.Staff were also reminded about the need for