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Lascelles Park Nursery: safeguarding context
The safeguarding context around Lascelles Park Nursery: what the public record says about the streets, roads and places around the nursery and on the way families arrive, what the authority's own figures say, and what that means for the safeguarding policy and the risk assessment. This page describes the surroundings. It never rates the setting, its staff or its children.
Order the report for Lascelles Park Nursery
£149 per setting for 12 months, the same for every nursery, pre-school or club on an order. Paid by card. We email you when it is ready, usually within a few hours of payment. What's included.
What children's services record across Slough
Across Slough, no factor inside the home stood out against England in what children's social care recorded at assessment.
This describes what social workers record for the whole authority, never this setting or its children, and a higher share can reflect better identification as easily as more harm. The report sets out every factor beside the national figure and what it means for the policy and staff training.
The area around Lascelles Park Nursery
What the published data says about the places outings reach and families arrive by, the neighbourhood around the nursery, and the roads alongside. These figures describe the surroundings; none of them is a measure of the setting.
12 parks, play spaces and playing fields lie within a kilometre of the nursery. No station or bus interchange lies within a kilometre. 10 bus stops lie within 500 metres. These are the places outings reach and the stops families arrive by; the report names them for the risk assessment.
The small area the nursery stands in is in decile 9 of the English Indices of Deprivation, among the least deprived fifth of small areas in England. On income deprivation affecting children it is in decile 8. The figure describes the neighbourhood, never a family or a child.
Between 2021 and 2025 the police recorded 35 injury collisions within 500 metres of the nursery. 6 collisions involved someone killed or seriously injured; there were 9 pedestrian casualties and 7 cyclist casualties, and 13 of the collisions fell in weekday drop-off and collection hours.
The report turns each of these into the paragraph the safeguarding policy needs, names the roads that carry the collisions and the places the risk assessment should cover, adds the recorded picture from UK Crime Statistics and prints the limits of every figure.
Distances are measured from the mapped point of the site at the setting's postcode.
Road collisions: Department for Transport road casualty statistics. Deprivation: English Indices of Deprivation and Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation. Places: contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right (OS Open Greenspace), and National Public Transport Access Nodes. Public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
What the report for Lascelles Park Nursery contains
An annual report, written for the manager and the practitioner who takes lead responsibility for safeguarding in a registered early years setting, that reads the public record for the area around the nursery and says what it means in the language of the early years foundation stage framework and Ofsted's early years inspection toolkit. Each chapter ends with what it means for the safeguarding policy and the risk assessment; the report closes with the paragraphs for the policy, the self-evaluation and the owner or committee, and the inspector's questions answered.
- What children's services record. Children in need and protection plans across the authority, and the factors social workers record inside the home: a parent's mental health, domestic abuse, substance misuse and neglect, beside England.
- Young children's health, and early education and disadvantage. The local area data Ofsted reviews before an inspection, for the authority the nursery sits in.
- The recorded picture around the setting. Police-recorded incidents at map points nearby, from UK Crime Statistics, described as the streets families cross rather than as a score.
- Places and outings. Parks, play spaces and stops nearby, drawn from the data for the risk assessment.
- Local safeguarding arrangements. The partnership, the report-a-concern page, and the designated officer's route for allegations against staff.
- Also around the setting: roads. Collisions in drop-off and collection hours, printed with their limits.
One order buys the report, the staff briefing and slides, the evidence pack and the dashboard for the year for Lascelles Park Nursery.
Local safeguarding arrangements
Lascelles Park Nursery is covered by Slough Safeguarding Partnership.
- Its procedures, guidance and training: https://www.sloughsafeguardingpartnership.org.uk
- To report a concern about a child: https://www.sloughchildrenfirst.co.uk/first-contact/
- An allegation against someone who works with children (the designated officer): https://www.sloughchildrenfirst.co.uk/what-we-do/lado/
If a child is in immediate danger, call 999. Links checked 27 September 2026.
The register entry
- Kind of provision
- Nursery
- Registers
- Early Years Register; Childcare Register, compulsory part; Childcare Register, voluntary part
- Registered places
- 24
- Registered since
- 2 March 2015
- Postcode
- SL3 7PR
- Local authority
- Slough
- Ofsted number
- EY485215
- Registered person
- Barney Bees Day Nursery Ltd
Other nurseries, pre-schools and clubs: in Slough. Local authority: Slough (60 open schools and colleges).
Register facts from Ofsted's childcare providers and inspections management information, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. This page carries no inspection outcome.