Managers do not do enough to ensure that safety is given the utmost priority. The inspector said: “Improvements made since Ofsted's last visit have not been maintained. Ofsted previously received a complaint about the nursery in August 2022 and found they were not meeting legal requirements during a visit in October 2022.

Owl & Bear Daycare Eltham opened in 2021 and currently has 61 children on the roll. This has a negative impact on children's progress.” Staff do not effectively support children's communication and language development. There is poor quality of interaction with these children. The inspector added: “The curriculum for these children is narrow and poorly implemented. Staff were also criticised for having a “poor understanding” of children’s learning needs, which the inspector said led to the children’s experiences being very limited. READ MORE: Greenwich residents 'deliberately ignored' over 'ridiculous' new parking restrictions As a result, babies are left alone sleeping where other staff are not able to see or hear them.” Staff do not communicate with each other during changeover, for instance when taking a lunch break or at the end of their shift. The report said: “There is weakness in the deployment of staff, in particular during the children's sleep time. In the report, published on Tuesday, January 31, the inspector said staffing arrangements at the nursery had an adverse effect on the safety of sleeping babies. Inspectors visited the nursery in December 2022, labelling it as “inadequate” in all areas including quality of education and management. Owl & Bear Daycare in Eltham, Greenwich, has been given the worst possible rating by Ofsted at its first-ever inspection. A South London nursery has been rated inadequate by Ofsted after inspectors found that sleeping babies were “left alone” and staff weren’t able to see or hear them.

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