Atlas Camps Quedgeley – Beech Green, located at Beech Green Primary School in Gloucester, has received accolades from Ofsted for its exceptional out-of-school childcare services. In a recent inspection, the holiday club was lauded for creating a safe, supportive, and welcoming space for children aged four to 14 during school holidays. The club, run by Atlas All-Stars Limited, has impressively met all requirements and has garnered praise for its warm, attentive staff and variety of engaging activities.
The staff’s approach was commended for its warmth and nurturing qualities, with inspectors noting their efforts in establishing meaningful relationships with the children. Prior to the children’s arrival, staff collect detailed information from parents to ensure a smooth transition into the club, demonstrating a commitment to understanding each child’s individual needs and preferences.
A diverse range of activities that support both physical and communication skills were highlighted in the report, emphasizing the club’s dedication to providing a holistic developmental experience for the children. Additionally, the club’s focus on emotional wellbeing, inclusive approach towards children with additional needs, and promoting resilience and well-being were all noted as key strengths.
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Leadership and management were also identified as crucial components, with the dedicated management team leading their staff effectively. Parents expressed their satisfaction with the club, emphasizing their children’s enjoyment and solid relationships with the staff. Furthermore, the club encourages healthy habits, independence in play, and the promotion of positive values and kindness.
The report also commended the club’s rigorous safety procedures, including the use of security cameras, regular fire drills, and plans for introducing a lockdown procedure. The fostering of strong relationships between the children and staff was also noted, contributing to a sense of belonging and a positive culture around safeguarding.
In the words of Dan Tanner, co-founder and director of Atlas Camps, “This positive report reflects the high standards of care that we strive to offer each day at Camp, and we are so proud to see our efforts recognized. It reinforces our ongoing mission to support children’s development and wellbeing in a space where they feel valued, confident, and inspired to grow.”