Bright Horizons nursery temporarily closed by Ofsted due to concerns over children's safety

Katy Morton
Tuesday, March 7, 2023

Bright Horizons’ Crouch End nursery in North London has had its registration temporarily suspended by Ofsted.

Bright Horizons' nursery in Crouch End has had it registration temporarily suspended by Ofsted, PHOTO: Bright Horizons
Bright Horizons' nursery in Crouch End has had it registration temporarily suspended by Ofsted, PHOTO: Bright Horizons

Crouch End Fields Day Nursery had its registration suspended on 24 February due to concerns over the setting’s ability to keep children safe.

Ofsted said it is ‘looking into the concerns and will keep the suspension under review.’

A Bright Horizons spokesperson added, ‘The safety and wellbeing of children in our care is our number one priority. We are working closely with our regulator to resolve this situation as quickly as possible, and we are working to support families with their care needs during this time.’

The 88-place nursery has previously received two complaint driven inspections by Ofsted, once in 2018 and then in 2019.

The setting, formerly operated by Active Learning, was registered by Bright Horizons after it bought the chain of nine sites in 2015.

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