Two Highland playgroups have been warmly praised in the latest inspection reports published by HM Inspectorate of Education. Aldourie Under-5s playgroup in Inverness was found to have very good quality resources, good levels of staffing and high-quality interaction between staff and children. The inspectors also paid tribute to the hard work and commitment of the staff and committee of Maryburgh playgroup in Maryburgh. They were impressed by its programme in physical development and movement. Meanwhile, Clifton Hall School and nursery class in Edinburgh was found by inspectors to have very good communication with parents, a good partnership with governors and a good implementation of special educational needs legislation. The full reports are available on the website www.scotland.gov.uk/hmie
Two Highland playgroups have been warmly praised in the latest inspection reports published by HM Inspectorate of Education. Aldourie Under-5s playgroup in Inverness was found to have very good quality resources, good levels of staffing and high-quality interaction between staff and children. The inspectors also paid tribute to the hard work and commitment of the staff and committee of Maryburgh playgroup in Maryburgh. They were impressed by its programme in physical development and movement. Meanwhile, Clifton Hall School and nursery class in Edinburgh was found by inspectors to have very good communication with parents, a good partnership with governors and a good implementation of special educational needs legislation. The full reports are available on the website www.scotland.gov.uk/hmie
