Mums, I need your advice.
I collected my son from nursery last week to find him outside in wet socks and a long sleeved t-shirt. It was 11 degrees.
I checked with the nursery staff that he had shoes and a jumper in his bag (he did) and asked why - their response was "I didn't think about it".
Speaking to the nursery manager, she said she was with children to stay at ratio so couldn't help but promised to speak to the staff later.
I'm wondering how to handle this.
Context: DS (2yrs) has been settled at nursery for just over a year. We had problems within the first month of him not being fed (once) and his nappy not being changed (once), and I said at the time that if anything else happens I'll report to Ofsted because it's basic care that's not being met. Since we've had niggling issues like his key worker not being around and him not being cleaned after lunch, but no outright concerns.
The nursery has just been through an Ofsted inspection, report coming soon, and they pre-empted the report with a parents meeting to discuss the "changes we've already made" - so it can't be good.
The challenge is, they have the best facilities, and the only other viable option near us is a very expensive Montessori. We'd prefer more structure than Montessori provides.
Any advice? What would you do?