Ofsted Registered

Ofsted Registered

Player Ready is registered with Ofsted, the UK's official education and childcare regulator. Here's what that means for you.

What Ofsted Registration Means

Independent assurance of quality and safety.

Inspected & Regulated

As an Ofsted-registered provider, we are subject to regular inspections covering the quality of education, behaviour and attitudes, personal development, leadership and management, and safeguarding.

Safeguarding Standards

Ofsted registration means we meet stringent safeguarding requirements. All staff are DBS-checked, safeguarding-trained and supervised. We have designated safeguarding leads at every venue and robust policies covering child protection, Prevent, and online safety.

Quality Assurance

Our alternative provision and educational services meet national standards. We deliver accredited qualifications through NOCN and AQA, with structured lesson plans and measurable outcomes for every student.

Local Authority Confidence

Ofsted registration gives local authorities, schools and parents confidence that Player Ready meets the standards required for alternative provision placements. We work with over 20 local authorities across England.

Our Accreditations

Recognised by the bodies that matter.

Ofsted

Ofsted Registered

Registered provider for alternative provision and childcare activities.

NOCN

NOCN Approved Centre

Approved to deliver nationally recognised qualifications through the National Open College Network.

AQA

AQA Centre

Registered AQA centre for Unit Award Scheme qualifications and assessments.

UKPRN

UKPRN Registered

Registered on the UK Provider Reference Number database as a recognised education provider.

Tax-Free Childcare

Our coding clubs may be eligible for Tax-Free Childcare.

What Is Tax-Free Childcare?

The UK Government's Tax-Free Childcare scheme allows working parents to get up to £2,000 per child per year towards childcare costs. For every £8 you pay in, the government adds £2 — up to a maximum of £500 per quarter.

Using It at Player Ready

As an Ofsted-registered provider, our coding and gaming clubs may be eligible for payment via Tax-Free Childcare. This means you could save up to 20% on club fees. Contact us to discuss eligibility and how to set up payment from your childcare account.

How to Apply

You can apply for Tax-Free Childcare through the GOV.UK website. Once approved, you can use your childcare account to pay for eligible clubs and activities at Player Ready.

Childcare Vouchers & Other Schemes

Because we're Ofsted registered, you can pay for our clubs through a range of childcare payment providers.

Accepted Payment Schemes

Tax-Free Childcare — up to 20% off via GOV.UK
Universal Credit — childcare element
Edenred — childcare vouchers
Computershare — employer voucher scheme
KiddiVouchers — childcare vouchers
Other providers — contact us to check

How Does It Work?

If your employer offers childcare vouchers or you receive Tax-Free Childcare / Universal Credit childcare support, you can use these to pay for your child's coding club sessions at Player Ready. Simply:

  1. Check your eligibility with your employer or on GOV.UK
  2. Contact us with your voucher provider details
  3. We'll set up payment from your childcare account
  4. Your child attends clubs as normal — you save money

Questions About Our Registration?

Get in touch and we'll be happy to provide any details about our Ofsted registration, accreditations or compliance.