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Busy Bees Nursery Property Audit Checklist

by JPaton, from the Community

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This Busy Bees Nursery Property Audit template supports thorough nursery site visits and facilities inspections. It covers internal rooms and amenities (entrance, office, waiting area, disabled toilet, babies, toddlers, preschool rooms), sinks and hygiene fixtures, nappy change and milk kitchen, corridors and storage, kitchen and laundry, boiler room, and cleanliness. Outdoor checks include fencing and access, car parking and line marking, signage, evacuation routes and meeting points, gardens and play areas, ground maintenance, drainage, bin store and waste management, and external lighting. Building elements such as foundations, walls, windows, doors, roof and rainwater goods are assessed, alongside quality of repairs and value for money. Fire safety questions verify detectors, break glass points, emergency lighting, and clear evacuation routes. Use this checklist to maintain safe, compliant childcare facilities.

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