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Mar 2022
Bilton's Richard Taylor Funclub gets glowing Ofsted report
Ofsted has given Richard Taylor Funclub in Bilton a glowing report following an inspection.
The education inspectors visited the club, which operates at Richard Taylor Church of England Primary School on Bilton Lane, in February.
Funclub is a private company that provides before and after school care for children as well as holiday care. The club also runs services at Pannal, Oatlands, Rossett Acre and St Peter's Primary School on Belford Road in Harrogate.
Ofsted found that children who attended the club had “strong bonds” with staff and that Funclub had “robust recruitment procedures in place”.
The report said:
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Inspectors also found that the club had effective safeguarding measures in place and had “strong partnerships” with the school.
They also said the children with special educational needs and disabilities were "exceptionally well supported" and that parents described the club as "fully inclusive" for children.
Jenny Rowlands, director of Funclub Ltd, said:
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