# Little Rainbows (Baldoyle), Dublin 13 — inspection reports and findings > Little Rainbows (Baldoyle) (Dublin 13, Co. Dublin): what Tusla inspections found — 4 published inspection(s), non-compliances and the provider's corrective actions. ## Little Rainbows (Baldoyle) Sessional · 0 - 6 Years · Dublin 13, Dublin · Tusla ID **TU2016FL012** · Registered since 1 January 2026 An inspection records what inspectors saw **on one day**; services respond with corrective actions — [how to read this](/methodology.md). #### Inspection of 23 February 2026 — Inspection Report Full report (PDF, Tusla) **Immediate action notice.** An immediate action notice was issued to the registered provider in relation to a significant concern identified relating to Garda Vetting. A response which adequately mitigated the concern was received the following day. Further details are available under Regulation 9. ##### Regulation 9 — Management and recruitment - (2) (c) A garda vetting disclosure was not available for a staff member who was observed working with the children on the day of inspection. This posed a significant safeguarding risk. An immediate action notice was issued and a response which adequately mitigated the concern was received the following day. (3) The registered provider did not ensure the checks required under (2) were completed prior to staff commencing employment in the service. For example, discussion with staff and documentary evidence indicated that four adults began working in the service prior to receipt of a Garda Vetting disclosure. This posed a safeguarding risk - (2) (c) The staff member in question, did not attend work again until the Garda Vetting Disclosure was received. The service will ensure that staff will not commence employment in the future until the Garda Vetting Disclosure is received. (3) In future no staff will start work without the office ensuring that their Garda Vetting Disclosure is on file ##### Regulation 23 — Safeguarding health, safety and welfare of child - General Safety: 1. The door handle to the utility room on the ground floor was observed to be broken. This door could be easily pushed open by the children. There were detergents stored in this room. This posed a potential risk of injury to the children. A similar non-compliance was observed during the previous inspection on 7 May 2025, and the preventive action had not been sustained. 2. Bind cords were observed to be unsecured in the Wobbler 2 and Toddler 2 room. It is acknowledged that the blind cords were not directly accessible to the children. However, this posed a potential risk of injury if the children were to climb on surrounding furniture and access the blind cord. This posed a potential risk of injury to the children. 3. The surface temperature of a radiator located on the corridor of the first floor was recorded at 49.3°C at 10.17am. This radiator could be easily accessed by the children due to a broken panel on the radiator cover leaving a gap of 6cm. This posed a risk of injury. It is acknowledged that the temperature of the radiator was immediately reduced mitigating the risk to children when the identified risk was brought to the attention of the registered provider. 4. There was no documentary evidence to show that parents/guardians had been informed on the day of an accident/incident involving their child. From a sample of twenty accident and incident records made available and reviewed on inspection, ten of these records did not include a date beside the parent/guardian signature. This posed a safety risk. It is important that parents/guardians are informed of any accident/incident relating to their child on the same day so they can monitor their child appropriately. Infection Control: 5. The service did not ensure the safe disposal of waste materials. This posed a risk of cross infection. Evidenced by the following: o The foot pedal operated bin in the Wobbler 3 room was difficult to open and could only be opened using the foot pedal if the bin was placed against a wall. This was not suitable for the children aged 1 to 2 years. o The foot peal operated bin in the sanitary accommodation on the ground floor was observed to be not working, and children were observed to use their hands to dispose of used hand paper towels after handwashing. A similar non-compliance was observed on the previous inspection on 07 May 2025, and the preventive action had not been sustained. 6. The service did not ensure there were effective control measures to reduce cross infection for the children using the Toddler 2 sanitary accommodation. Evidenced by the following. o There were no hand paper towels available for use of the children after hand washing. o There were loose clothes observed to be stored behind the doorway. o There was a build-up of dust and dirt observed by the radiator and on the floor of this area. Administration of Medication: 7. The service did not ensure the safe administration of medication. Evidenced by the following. o There was no documented care plan for one child outlining the procedures for the administration of two medications. o The prescribed emergency medication for another child was not in its original box stating the child’s name and dosage required. This was not in line with best practice and was at variance with the service policy. This posed a risk of safety. Safe Sleep: 8. Two cots with sleeping children aged 1 to 1 ½ were observed with toys present. This is not in line with best practice and was at variance with the service safe sleep policy. It is acknowledged that the children were supervised at all times during sleep time. However, this potential safety risk should have been picked up during the 10-minute physical checks of children by staff. 9. There was documentary evidence which indicated that the daily sleep risk assessment was not carried out in Wobbler 2 room where children under 2 years of age were sleeping on sleep mats. Staff discussed how they carried out a visual risk assessment of the sleep environment in the morning. However, safe sleep risk assessments should be carried out just before sleep time to ensure they capture all potential risks. Fire Safety: 10. The layout of the sleep mats in the Wobbler 2 room did not support the safe evacuation of children aged 1 to 2 years of age in the event of an emergency evacuation. Four of the sleep mats did not have adequate space between. Two of the sleep mats had no space in between them and two of the sleep mats had between 10cm and 15cm between them. It is recommended that a 50cm space is left in between sleep mats to ensure the safe evacuation of children in the event of an emergency evacuation. Action submitted by the Registered Provider - General Safety: 1. The door handle to the utility room on the ground floor has been replaced. All door handles will be checked by staff in future, and a sign has been attached to the door highlighting the importance of keeping it locked at all times. 2. Both blind cords in the room will be secured properly and safely going forward. Staff were alerted to the importance of securing access to blind cords and future risk assessments of rooms will include the securing of blind cords. 3. The temperature of the radiator was adjusted immediately. A nearby bed had knocked against the temperature dial which altered the temperature as a result of the broken panel on the radiator cover. This cover has now been replaced as shown in the attached photo. Regular inspections of the radiators in all the rooms will be added to future risk assessment plans. 4. Parents are always informed of any incident/accident on the day and asked to sign a form. The missing element highlighted in the inspection was that some of the forms were not dated. In future, staff will check that parents complete both signature and date on a form before leaving the premises. Staff have been reminded of the importance of parents both signing and dating of the incident/accident forms in future. Infection Control: 5. The foot pedal bins in the Wobbler Room 3 and the ground floor bathroom have been replaced with new ones as shown in photos sent to the inspectorate. The staff have been reminded to monitor all pedal bins in the future to ensure that they are in full working order. 6. Hand paper towels were replaced, loose clothing removed from behind the doorway and the radiator and floor areas were thoroughly cleaned. The adequate provision of hand towels for the use of children will be strictly monitored by staff going forward. The storage of clothing or any other material behind the doorway will be strictly forbidden and monitored in future. The area by the radiator will be highlighted to the staff regarding hygiene and cleanliness and the danger of cross infection to children. Administration of Medication: 7. The first two medications described were an antihistamine and eye drops bought over the counter by the parent. These two medications were provided by the parent purely as a precautionary measure, were never used and have since been removed. The other medicine described was a prescribed inhaler in a pouch which was labelled with the child's name. The parents have been asked to provide the original packaging for the inhaler. Staff have been reminded of the importance of the safe administration of medicine as stated in the service policy, particularly as regards the dosage instructions. Safe Sleep: 8. The importance of removing comforters from cots when children are asleep has been highlighted to staff regarding the potential safety risk posed. The staff were reminded that the presence of comforters in the cot of a sleeping child was at variance with the service’s safe sleep policy which they were advised to read again and sign. 9. Staff in the Wobbler 2 room were reminded that a visual risk assessment of the sleep environment was not sufficient and that a safe sleep risk assessment must be carried out daily in future. Staff were advised to read the service’s safe sleep policy again and sign. Fire Safety: 10. The layout of the sleep mats in the Wobbler 2 room has now been altered to ensure that there is at least 50cm space between mats to ensure safe evacuation of the children in the event of an emergency evacuation. It has been highlighted to staff the importance of maintaining at least 50 cm distance between mats for safety reasons Found compliant: Regulation 11, 31. #### Inspection of 7 May 2025 — Inspection Report Full report (PDF, Tusla) ##### Regulation 15 — Record of pre-school child - (1) Two of the fifteen records reviewed were not fully completed. Evidenced by the following. o Part (1)(h) record of immunisations, if any, received by the child had been left blank. o In addition, one of these records did not have part (1)(i) record of parental consent for appropriate medical treatment of the child in the event of an emergency completed. This posed a risk of safety - (1) Parents of the child in question were contacted and a copy of the immunisation record of the child was forwarded and is now on file. In relation to the missing parental permission, this was immediately updated. All children’s Registration Forms have been checked, and any missing information has been sought from parents ##### Regulation 19 — Health, welfare and development of child - 1. The table used at mealtime for the children in the Toddler 2 room was observed to be too high for some of the children. This did not facilitate the children to eat comfortably and independently - 1. Suitable chairs for the height of table were purchased. In addition, suitable furniture has been added to the criteria for future risk assessment procedures ##### Regulation 23 — Safeguarding health, safety and welfare of child - General Safety: 1. Cleaning agents were observed to be stored accessible to children in an unlocked press in the Wobbler 3 room. This posed a risk of injury. It is acknowledged that a staff member moved the cleaning agent out of reach of the children once the identified risk was brought to their attention by the inspection. 2. There were two trailing flexes accessible to children in the Wobbler 3 room. It is acknowledged that the children in this room were supervised at all times. However, trailing flexes pose a risk of injury to the children. This non-compliance was observed during the previous two inspections and the preventive action had not been sustained. 3. A toy truck was observed to be broken in the Wobbler 3 room. This posed a pinch risk. It is acknowledged that the broken toy was removed by a staff member once the identified risk was brought to their attention by the inspector. 4. There was documentary evidence to show that the daily risk assessment displayed in the Wobbler 3 room had not been completed on the day of the inspection. This non-compliance was observed on the previous inspection in September 2024 and the preventive action had not been sustained. Infection Control: The practices and equipment in the service did not ensure that effective infection control measures were in place to reduce the spread of infection. 5. In the Wobbler 1 room, a large wipeable climbing mat was torn at the four corners which exposed the foam inside. This prevented adequate cleaning of the mat and presented a risk of choking should the children ingest the foam. This non-compliance was observed on the previous two inspections and the preventive action had not been sustained. 6. Sleep mats were observed to be stored in a way that did not support infection control. For example, the sleep mats were observed to be stored on top of each other with the bed linen in place before sleep time. This meant the bottom of the sleep mat which appeared unclean was touching off the clean bed linen on the sleep mat. The sleep mats with the same linen were then observed to be used for sleeping children. This presented a risk of cross infection. 7. The changing mat used for nappy changing in the Toddler 2 sanitary accommodation was observed to be torn with foam exposed. This prevented adequate cleaning. 8. The bins in the sanitary accommodation used by the ECCE 1 and Junior Montessori children were not lidded. This did not allow for hygienic disposal of contaminated materials. 9. The water throughout the service was not sufficiently warm and hand paper towels were not available in the ECCE sanitary accommodation. This does not support effective hand washing procedures. Children should be facilitated to wash their hands under warm running water, with liquid soap and paper hand towels provided in line with HSPC guidance in relation to infection control protection measures. Safe Sleep: 10. The registered provider did not follow Tusla’s “Guidance for the Early Learning and Care sector on sleep provision for children under 24 months”. Evidenced by the following. o An individual sleep plan was not available for two children under 2 years of age who were provided with a mattress with a minimum depth of 6cms to sleep on. Sleep plans should include an assessment of the individual child’s sleep routines and sleep requirements, to be determined and agreed in collaboration with parents/guardians and consideration of the child’s developmental readiness to move from a cot to a floor bed. o In addition, there was no documentary evidence of a risk assessment of the sleep environment. This posed a risk of safety. Fire Safety: 11. Children’s attendance records were not maintained and updated as children arrived in the service. One child who was present on the morning of the inspection had not been recorded by staff as present. This posed a risk of the safe effective evacuation of children and staff in the event of an emergency. A similar non-compliance was observed during the previous two inspections and the preventive action has not been sustained. Action submitted by the Registered Provider - General Safety: 1. It was highlighted to all staff that all cleaning agents should be behind a locked door at all times. The importance of security of cleaning agents was further discussed and emphasised at a staff meeting on 31/05/25. 2. All rooms were checked by staff or trailing flexes. Any trailing flexes were encased in flexible trunking. 3. Broken toy was removed once highlighted on the day. Weekly risk assessment of toys was highlighted at staff meeting on 31/05/2025. 4. Daily Risk Assessment Form for Wobbler 3 had been filled out daily up until the day of inspection. Failure to complete the form by the time of inspection was highlighted to the staff in charge. Infection Control: 5. A new mat was purchased for the room. It was highlighted to staff the importance of risk assessment of their room and to dispose of items which pose a safety hazard. 6. Staff have been reminded to check that sheets have been removed from the mattresses before storing. Staff were reminded of the importance of the infection control policy at the staff meeting on 31/05/2025. 7. The nappy changing mat has been replaced with a new one. Staff were reminded to check nappy changing mats on a regular basis. 8. The staff were reminded to keep the lids of the nappy changing bins always attached and to use the pedal on the bin. The staff were reminded of the importance of the hygiene policy at the staff meeting on 31/05/2025. 9. Once this was highlighted, the boiler was boosted, and the water reached the required temperature. The temperature of running water will be checked at opening time in future. It was highlighted to the staff the importance of checking that the correct supply of hand towels and liquid soap is available in each room to facilitate the correct procedure of handwashing at the staff meeting on 31/05/25. Safe Sleep: 10. The two missing sleep plans had been filed in the wrong location and were found and presented on the day. A new Risk Assessment for the Sleep Rooms was created and signed by the Parents. Fire Safety: 11. It was highlighted to that staff member the importance of immediately recording the arrival of a child on the attendance record. At the staff meeting on 31/05/25 the importance of maintaining accurate attendance records to facilitate the safe evacuation of children in an emergency was emphasised to the staff Found compliant: Regulation 9, 11, 25, 26, 28. #### Inspection of 10 September 2024 — Inspection Report Full report (PDF, Tusla) **Immediate action notice.** The inspection was triggered by information received to the inspectorate. An Immediate Action notice was issued under ##### Regulation 9 — Management and recruitment - (2)(a) A reference for one file review indicated that the adult did not have the reference validated. (4) There was no documentary evidence available to demonstrate that one adult who was working directly with children attending the service held at least a major award in Early Childhood Care and Education at Level 5 on the National Qualifications Framework or a qualification deemed by the Minister to be equivalent. It is acknowledged that this adult had a letter of temporary qualification recognition which allowed this adult up to and including the 1 September to work directly with children in a childcare service - Corrective Action (9)(2)(a) The reference in question was validated. (4) Students were allowed to work over the summer period with a temporary qualification letter which expired on the 01/09/24.This particular student had been kept on for a further week and this will not be repeated in future. Preventive Action (9)(2)(a) Office staff were reminded to ensure that all references are validated before a staff member commences employment. (4) It was highlighted to management that the end date for students in these circumstances must be strictly adhered to going forward ##### Regulation 23 — Safeguarding health, safety and welfare of child - General Safety: 1. On the inspector’s unannounced arrival at the service at 9.33am, the main door of the service was not secure or monitored by staff to restrict unauthorised persons from gaining access to the premises and to prevent children from exiting the service unsupervised. An immediate action notice was issued. It is acknowledged that the service took immediate action to address the non-compliance. 2. An inspector observed an open window without a safety restrictor on the first floor. There was a dolls house placed underneath making it accessible for a child to climb up. This posed a significant safety risk to a child if they were to climb up and access the window. An immediate action notice was issued. It is acknowledged that the service took immediate action to address the non-compliance by ensuring the window restrictor was in place when the inspector brought the identified risk to their attention. 3. There was a trampoline observed in the outdoor garden play area. This posed a risk of injury to the children. It is acknowledged that this was removed by management when the inspector brought the identified risk to their attention. 4. There was a trailing flex accessible to children behind a cot in the sleep room. It is acknowledged that the children in the cot room were supervised at all times by two staff members during sleep time. However, trailing flexes pose this a risk of injury to the children. This non-compliance was observed on the previous inspection in March 2024 and the preventive action had not been sustained. 5. On the inspector’s arrival at the service at 9.33am, there was a spillage of water on the floor inside the second entrance door. This posed a risk of a child or adult slipping. It is acknowledged that this was cleaned up by management when the inspector brought the identified risk to their attention. 6. There were no visibility strips on a window in Wobbler 1 and Wobbler 2 rooms which was at the children’s level. This posed a risk of injury. A similar non-compliance was observed on the previous inspection in March 2024 and the preventive action had not been sustained. 7. There was evidence that no risk assessments had been completed in the Senior Montessori room since April 2024. This is not in line with the service policy which states risk assessments should be filled out weekly. This posed a general risk to children. Infection Control: 8. A staff member was observed at 11.26am during nappy changing time to repeatedly open the pedal bin with her hands as the food lever was not functioning. This posed a risk of cross infection. 9. In the Wobbler 1 room, a large wipeable climbing mat was torn at the corners which exposed the foam inside. This prevented adequate cleaning of the mat and presented a risk of choking should the children ingest the foam. This non-compliance was observed on the previous inspection in March 2024 and the preventive action had not been sustained. 10. In the Wobbler 1 room, the adult chair used to comfort children the material was torn exposing the inside material. This posed a risk to children. 11. In the Wobbler 2 room, children were not observed to wash their hands before mealtime at 11.05am. Children were observed to play with toys before mealtime and one chid was observed playing on the floor. This posed a risk of cross infection. 12. In the Junior ECCE room, there was no liquid soap available for handwashing. This posed a risk of cross infection. Children should be facilitated to wash their hands under thermostatically controlled running water, with liquid soap and paper hand towels provided in line with HSPC guidance in relation to infection control protection measures. Fire Safety: 13. The details of the attendance of the children were not accurately recorded in the attendance book in the Wobbler 1, Wobbler 2, Toddler 1 and Senior Montessori rooms. Staff stated the attendance books are used in the case of emergency evacuation however these books were not completed in all rooms and the handover sheets were prefilled with departures of the children as evidenced below. This non-compliance was observed on the previous inspection in March 2024 and the preventive action had not been sustained. Contemporaneous accurate attendance logs must be maintained to support the safe evacuation of children in an emergency. The following was observed. o In the Toddler 1 room there were 11 children present but there were no children signed in the attendance book for the previous day 9 September or the day of the inspection 10 September. There was a daily handover sheet which had 11 children recorded as present however this record was prefilled with the departure times of all the children at 10.07am. o The Senior Montessori room daily handover sheet had the children present recorded; however, the departure times of the children were prefilled at 10.10am. In addition, no children had been marked present in the attendance book for the day of inspection 10 September and two children had not been marked out from the day previous. o The Wobbler 1 room daily handover sheet had the 7 children present recorded; however, the departure times of the children were prefilled at 9.50 am. o The Wobbler 3 room daily handover sheet had the 4 children present recorded; however, the departure times of the children were prefilled at 11.17am. No children had been marked in the attendance book since Thursday 6 September. Action submitted by the Registered Provider - s General Safety: Corrective Action (1) On the morning of 10/09/24 the manager opened the door to a tradesman who was collecting children's sofas to recover. When the manager went to collect the last sofa from upstairs, a staff member had been asked to supervise the door and decided against her better judgement to use the bathroom which is directly beside the door. When she came out of the bathroom, the TUSLA inspectors were in the building, and she immediately proceeded to inform the management. The staff member concerned was immediately reprimanded by management for her error of judgement in this situation. (2) On the morning of 10/09/24 a staff member felt the classroom was warm and decided to open the window fully by disengaging the child safety catch to place the hose of the air conditioning unit outside. The correct procedure wasn't followed in this regard as the window has a vent which doesn't require the window to be fully opened to operate the air conditioning. The staff member, who was new, was informed of the correct procedure to be followed in future. (3) The trampoline in question was removed and donated to a parent. (4) The electrical socket which necessitated the use of the trailing flex is no longer in use in this room and staff were made aware of this. (5) A delivery man had left a water spillage after bringing a delivery inside the entrance door. It was immediately cleaned up when brought to the attention of the staff. (6) The day after inspection a company was engaged to apply visibility stickers to windows in both rooms. Preventive Action (1) Our number one priority is the safety of the children in our care and this individual lapse of judgement is very disappointing in this regard. This incident goes against all our basic safeguarding policies as the staff are all trained and fully aware of the importance of maintaining the security of the front door. Immediately after this incident the manager and owner informed the staff of the serious nature of the event and their attention was drawn to the Access and Egress policy which will be read and signed by each staff member. It was further emphasised at the next staff meeting on 17/09/24 that this must never happen again. (2) The Manager spoke to the staff member involved and pointed out the potential seriousness of her actions and the need to follow correct procedure in the opening of classroom windows. The Manager also reminded her of the paramount importance of child safety in the classroom. At the staff meeting of 17/09/24 the staff were addressed on the continuing importance of maintaining risk assessment in the classroom. (3) The registered provider has stated a risk assessment will be done on all future purchases of equipment regarding safety. (4) A cover has been put on the electrical socket to remind staff that it is no longer in use. (5) At the staff meeting of 17/09/24 the staff were reminded of the cleaning policy which states all spillages should be cleaned up immediately and a yellow floor sign put in place until the area is dry. They were also reminded that the area should always be checked once a delivery is made. (6) Permanent visibility strips were applied to windows in both rooms. Infection Control: Corrective Action (7) At the staff meeting of 17/09/24 the staff were addressed on the importance of risk assessment and now responsibility has been given to a staff member designated on a weekly basis to ensure compliance. (8) At the staff meeting of 17/09/24 the staff were informed that all pedal bins are to be checked on a weekly basis and were reminded to inform management if equipment needs to be replaced. They were also reminded of the dangers of cross infection re the Infection Control Policy. (9) All chairs, toys, fixtures, fittings and flooring to be in included in weekly safety assessment. (10) The chair in question has been removed from the room and replaced. (11) At the staff meeting of 17/09/24 the staff were reminded of the importance of children washing their hands before mealtimes and of the dangers of cross infection. (12) Liquid soap has been provided in the Junior ECCE Room. Preventive Action (7) A staff member has been designated on a weekly basis to check all classrooms regarding risk assessment and ensure compliance. (8) The defective pedal bin in question has been replaced with a new one which works correctly and does not necessitate the use of hands. (9) The climbing mat in question has been removed from the room and is no longer in use. (10) All chairs, toys, fixtures, fittings and flooring to be in included in weekly safety assessment. (11) Staff were referred to the Infection Control policy at above staff meeting. (12) At the staff meeting of 17/09/24 the staff were reminded of the importance of checking that the correct handwashing procedure is followed and that adequate liquid soap and paper towels are always available. Fire Safety: Corrective Action (13) The staff in each room were spoken to individually about the importance of the daily completion of the Attendance Register with an emphasis on accurate recording of arrival and departure times. It was further emphasised that the pre-filling of times was not acceptable. Preventive Action (13) At the staff meeting of 17/09/24 the staff were advised of the above and the importance of not pre-filling arrival and departure times particularly regarding having the correct information available in an emergency evacuation situation. Regular spot checks will take place to ensure this policy is followed ##### Regulation 27 — Supervision - The registered provider did not ensure that preschool children attending the service were supervised at all times. This was evidenced by the following: o During the afternoon of the inspection at 1.42pm a staff member in Wobbler 3 was observed to leave three children aged between 1 ½ to 2 years old unsupervised in the care room while she carried out nappy changing of two children in the nappy changing room adjoining on to the care room. This meant that during this time there were three children in the care room that were not within her line of vision. The staff member had told the inspector during the morning that she always carried out nappy changing alone as it was “just next door”. Young children need to be adequately supervised to ensure they are kept safe - Corrective Action The nappy changing area and care area are contained in the same room. While the staff member never actually leaves the room it is acknowledged that line of vision is important and should be maintained at all times. 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