Ofsted: Needs attention in 4 areasYou're hereGreen Hedges Day Nursery
YO11 2BJ · Nursery
Green Hedges Day Nursery
- Ofsted: Needs attention in 4 areas · Jan 2026
- Scarborough YO11
In short: a nursery in Scarborough, open since 2000, with room for 69 children. Ofsted last visited in January 2026. Nurseries publish far less than schools, so this page sticks to the facts we hold and what to ask on a visit.
Good to know
- Registered with Ofsted, which last inspected it in January 2026.
- Room for 69 children at a time.
- Open since 2000. An established nursery rather than a new one.
Worth checking
- Curriculum and teaching: Needs attention at Ofsted's inspection in January 2026.
- Achievement: Needs attention at Ofsted's inspection in January 2026.
- Children's welfare and wellbeing: Needs attention at Ofsted's inspection in January 2026.
- Last Ofsted visitJan 2026less than a year ago
- Places69children at a time
- Opened200026 years ago
Ofsted
What Ofsted found in Jan 2026
Ofsted no longer gives one overall grade. It rates each area on a five-point scale, from urgent improvement to exceptional, and checks whether safeguarding is met. The scale is new, so it can't be read straight across from old grades such as Good or Outstanding.
Every Ofsted visit
Choose a year to see the visit.
Good or better at all 3 graded inspections since 2009.
What Ofsted found in February 2009
Read the 2009 report on OfstedWhat Ofsted found in January 2014
Read the 2014 report on OfstedWhat Ofsted found in February 2020
- SafeguardingEffective
- Quality of educationGood
- Behaviour and attitudesOutstanding
- Personal developmentGood
- LeadershipGood
What Ofsted found in January 2026
- SafeguardingMet
- InclusionExpected standard
- Curriculum and teachingNeeds attention
- AchievementNeeds attention
- Behaviour, attitudes and routinesExpected standard
- Children's welfare and wellbeingNeeds attention
- Leadership and governanceNeeds attention
The report card scale, in plain English
- Exceptional
- The very best practice, given rarely.
- Strong standard
- Better than Ofsted expects.
- Expected standard
- What Ofsted expects of every setting.
- Needs attention
- Some things must get better.
- Urgent improvement
- Serious problems to fix straight away.
Funded childcare
How many free hours could your child get?
These are the national rules. Ask Green Hedges which funded hours it offers, and what costs extra, like meals and trips.
15 hours for every 3 and 4 year old
Every child in England gets 15 funded hours a week in term time from the term after they turn 3.
Up to 30 hours for working parents
If you work, you may get 30 funded hours a week for children from 9 months old. Apply through Childcare Choices.
15 hours for some 2 year olds
Families on some benefits can get 15 hours a week from the term after their child turns 2.
Tax-Free Childcare
For every £8 you pay in, the government adds £2, up to £2,000 a year per child.
Check what you can get at Childcare Choices.
Day to day
Life at Green Hedges
Open day
What to ask when you visit
Based on what the data says about Green Hedges. Take this list with you.
- 1“What are your opening hours, and do you close in the holidays?”We don't hold opening hours for nurseries.
- 2“How many funded hours can you offer, and what costs extra?”Funded hours are free, but meals and extras can cost money.
- 3“Who will look after my child, and how long have they worked here?”Staff who stay make a big difference to young children.
- 4“How do you support children who need extra help?”Every nursery has to support children with special educational needs.
Nearby
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Popular nurseries fill up, so it's wise to list more than one. Here's how Green Hedges compares with its neighbours.
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Ofsted: Good
Ofsted: GoodKeep an eye on Green Hedges
We'll email you when there's a new Ofsted report, new results or new admissions figures. Nothing else.
The basics
School details
- Type
- Nursery
- Opened
- September 2000
- Council
- North Yorkshire
- Address
- 13 Crown Crescent, Scarborough, YO11 2BJ
- Ofsted reference (URN)
- 400109 · See it on the government register
Questions
Questions parents ask
Is Green Hedges Day Nursery a good nursery?
Ofsted's January 2026 report card gives no overall grade. Expected standard: Inclusion, Behaviour, attitudes and routines. Needs attention: Curriculum and teaching, Achievement, Children's welfare and wellbeing, Leadership and governance. Safeguarding met the required standard. Visit, and read the latest inspection report.
What is Green Hedges Day Nursery's Ofsted rating?
Ofsted's January 2026 report card gives no overall grade. Expected standard: Inclusion, Behaviour, attitudes and routines. Needs attention: Curriculum and teaching, Achievement, Children's welfare and wellbeing, Leadership and governance. Safeguarding met the required standard. Report cards grade each area from Urgent improvement, Needs attention and Expected standard up to Strong standard and Exceptional. The full report on Ofsted's website explains what it does well and what it needs to improve.
How many free hours can my child get?
Every 3 and 4 year old in England can get 15 funded hours a week in term time. Working parents can get up to 30 hours a week from 9 months old. Check what this nursery offers.
Sources: Department for Education school performance tables, school census and workforce, academy accounts, admissions statistics, Ofsted and ISI. Photos are stand-ins. School details and inspections checked against official records on 5 November 2026.