They are learning to understand the importance of taking account of the views of others. They are prepared to share and take turns with popular toys and apparatus. They learn that staff as well as other children have needs which deserve to be treated with respect. They show consideration towards others. During the inspection, children quickly offered others a tissue to help wipe unwanted paint from their hands.
Children behave well.
They treat the resources with care and show a good appreciation of what is, and is not, acceptable. Staff help them to understand why certain types of conduct are not appropriate. Worthwhile scope exists for them to work quietly by themselves and concentrate on the completion of a particular task such as a puzzle. Children's confidence and self-esteem are boosted by frequent praise from the staff. Their independence and self-reliance are enhanced.