# Ternuco Ltd T/A Creative Kids, Athy — inspection reports and findings

> Ternuco Ltd T/A Creative Kids (Athy, Co. Kildare): what Tusla inspections found — 4 published inspection(s), non-compliances and the provider's corrective actions.

## Ternuco Ltd T/A Creative Kids

Sessional · 2 - 6 Years · Athy, Kildare · Tusla ID **TU2015KE200** · 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 11 August 2025 — Inspection Report

Full report (PDF, Tusla)

##### Regulation 23 — Safeguarding health, safety and welfare of child

- General Safety: 1. The following potential trip hazards were observed in the outdoor play area: • The polythene ground sheet (used as a base for the bark covering) was exposed and had lifted in parts creating a potential trip hazard. This was a non-compliance identified on the last inspection 4 June 2024. • Three to four shallow holes were observed throughout the garden with one being significantly deep enough that staff had placed a small picnic bench over it as a safety measure; these holes posed potential injury risks to a child or staff member should they inadvertently step into one when using the garden. Action submitted by the Registered Provider General Safety: Corrective Action The polythene sheeting has been removed, the shallow holes have been filled Preventive Action We will monitor the outdoor area through risk assessment and deal with any garden issues, safety hazards, maintenance, repairs and up keeping of the garden when noted. Supporting documentation submitted General Safety: Photographs x 7 Summary Comment Following review of the written response and submitted supporting photographic evidence by the inspectorate, the requirement for Regulation 23 has been met

##### Regulation 29 — Premises

- (d) The outdoor garden/play area had not been maintained and was not a pleasant space for children to play in as observed by the following condition the area was found in: • There was no grassed surface as it had worn away to the level of the clay surface and only areas of weeds remained. • The bark surface had worn away in another area of the garden and had not been replenished exposing the polythene under sheet as the play surface. • The canopied seating had an overgrowth of weeds both on the inside and around the outside of the structure. • The wooden bus/train structure had not been maintained; the paint had worn away and some of the seats on the wooden chairs had deteriorated and rotted away. Weeds were also accumulating around the structure. • The wooden lid for the sand box had not been replaced following its removal due to deterioration; as a result, this was not in use and had no play value for the children. • There was no evidence that regular garden maintenance had been implemented despite assurances given by the registered provider, following a regulatory compliance meeting held 7 August 2024, that a contract was being put in place for garden maintenance going forward

- Corrective Action (d) Weeds have been cleared. The polythene sheeting has been removed. Weeds have been removed both in and out of the canopy. The wooden bus has been maintained. The wooden sand box lid has been fixed. Preventive Action We are planning to do a complete redesign of the garden and it will be complete by the end of December as we have plans been prepared and then we will go to tender

Found compliant: Regulation 9, 11, 20, 21, 25, 26, 28.

#### Inspection of 2 July 2024 — Inspection Report

Full report (PDF, Tusla)

**Immediate action notice.** 1. A written immediate action notice under

##### Regulation 19 — Health, welfare and development of child

- 1. There was no water immediately accessible to the children in the rooms. The children’s bottles were stored in the children’s bags. 2. Plates were not provided to the children at snack time in the Red and Yellow rooms and some children were observed to place their food directly on the table as they were eating it. 3. One child was observed to lie on the floor and display signs of tiredness at 12:50 hours in the Red room. The room was not transitioned to provide sleep until 13:00 hours. 4. Three of four children who availed of a period of sleep on the day of inspection were observed not to have sheets provided for them and were lying directly on the plastic surface of the sleep bed

- Corrective Action 1. Jugs of water and cups are left into rooms each morning by the floater and filled accordingly. 2. Plates and spoons are now brought to the rooms each morning by the floater. 3. Our Blue room is now transitioned into a sleep room at 12:30pm and therefore if a child is displaying signs of tiredness before their dinner then they can be brought to bed. 4. Messages have been sent to parents to send in a sheet and cellular blanket for their child. Preventive Action 1/2. Room leaders are to ensure they inform the floater if this has not been done. 3. Sleep time is available from 12:30pm each day in the blue room. 4. Spare sheets and blankets will also be left in the service

##### Regulation 20 — Facilities for rest and play

- 1. It is acknowledged the Red, Green, Yellow and Purple rooms each had a soft child sized sofa, however, these areas did not present as cosy/comfortable spaces designed to attract a child to use them for some quiet time to rest, relax/read a book as the sofas were randomly placed against a wall in each room without any further adornment or enhancement

- 1. Four new mats have been purchased for the four rooms and management will ensure rest areas are sufficient going forward and regularly check this area

##### Regulation 21 — Equipment and materials

- 1. The indoor environment in the Red room did not have interesting play and learning spaces which provided developmentally appropriate, challenging, diverse, creative and enriching experiences that facilitated child led play. The children were observed wandering aimlessly around the room due to the limited amount of suitable play materials/equipment available to them as observed by the following: • There were no sensorial materials present or equipment that promoted fine motor development such as threading, peg boards and pegs, wooden lift out puzzles or magnets immediately available to the children. • There was no paper, crayons, chalking or art and craft opportunities available to the children. • Some of the play equipment which included 4 shape sorters and one stacking toy were not appropriate to the age profile of the room which was 2 – 3 years. • There were three containers of random plastic small toys on shelves , many of which were worn and had not been grouped together to provide specific meaningful play for the children. • The defined areas of interest , particularly the construction and home corner s, were inadequately prepared/presented, were minimally resourced and what was available was placed in containers

- 1. The Red room now has more age-appropriate materials. Preventive Action 1. Toys and materials will be reviewed every six weeks going forward. There will also be two staff in this room from September who can take note and report any resources they need

##### Regulation 23 — Safeguarding health, safety and welfare of child

- General Safety: 4 June 2024 1. Garda vetting was available for three adults; however, the vetting disclosures were not dated within the previous three years in adherence to the Early Years Inspectorate Regulatory Notice ‘EYI-RN12.3 Renewal of Garda Vetting’. 2. Four of the five entrance doors to the care rooms were not secure as the latch mechanism was removed from the door locks on the affected doors. The handles were accessible to the children in the rooms and created a potential risk of children exiting the care rooms unsupervised. 3. The hinge guard had become worn and therefore ineffective, on the entrance door to the yellow room; this had the potential risk of injury to a child of trapped fingers. 4. The polythene ground sheet, beneath the loose bark filling in the outdoor play area, was exposed in various parts of the garden and a wooden plank was observed as a divider between two areas of the garden; these were potential trip hazards for staff and children when using the area. 5. Exposed metal screws were observed on the wooden mud kitchen where a door had become detached, this posed a potential risk of injury to a child. 6. Metal hooks were observed in all the pre-school rooms on the walls and at the side of the sink unit in the Purple room and were being used to hang coats/other objects; all of these metal hooks were located at child height level and were a risk of potential injury to a child should they fall against/run into them. 2 July 2024 7. It is acknowledged the door hinge guards had been purchased; however, they had not been fitted to the entrance door to the Yellow room. Administration of Medication: 8. The individual health care plan in place for a child requiring the administration of medication in an emergency situation did not contain the required information to guide staff to ensure that the child’s health needs were met in the event of an emergency occurring. An immediate action notice was issued to the registered provider under Regulation 23 – Safeguarding health, safety and welfare of child in relation to this non-compliance. 9. The storage location of the emergency medication was in a cupboard in the kitchen behind files. This created a potential risk of delay of administration to the child in the event the medication was required in an emergency situation. Action submitted by the Registered Provider General Safety: 4 June 2024 Corrective Action 1. Garda vetting has now been renewed for three staff. 2. Five entrance doors to each care room have been fitted with new handles with a latch. 3. Two new finger protection door hinge guards have been ordered for the yellow room. 4. The polythene ground sheet has now been corrected and the wooden plank between both areas of the garden has been removed. 5. The door has been removed. 6. Metal hooks have been removed from all rooms. Preventive Action 1. A checklist of Garda Vetting dates is now readily available to management to ensure it is renewed in a timely manner prior to the three-year expiration. 2/3. This has been put onto our daily risk assessment. 4. Trip hazards will be noted on our daily garden risk assessment. 5. More precaution will be taken when doing our daily garden risk assessment. 6. We no longer permit the use of metal hooks in the service. Following a regulatory compliance meeting held with the registered provider 7 August 2024, a second CAPA was requested to address the outstanding non compliances as recorded 7 July 2024. 2 July 2024 Corrective Action 7. Guards have now been fitted on Yellow room door Preventive Action
- Hinge guards will be checked regularly and replaced when needed. Administration of Medication: Corrective Action 7. We have updated the individual care plans (ICP) for children who require medication in an emergency situation. 8. Emergency medication will now be placed in the child’s care room. Preventive Action 7. Any child who may require emergency medication, must meet with management prior to their child starting, fill out an ICP and also provide us with written evidence of the child’s medical condition from their GP/Hospital. 8. Prior to a child starting, needing emergency medication, the medication will be put in place in the child’s care room. Supporting documentation submitted 4 June 2024 General Safety: Documents x 3 Email copy x 1 Photographs x 2 2 July 2024 Photograph x 1 Administration of Medication: Documents x 2 Summary Comment Following review of the written response submitted for Regulation 23, a review inspection was completed 2 July 2024. A regulatory compliance meeting was held with the registered provider and person in charge, 7 August 2024. Following review of the additional written responses and supporting evidence submitted, the requirement for Regulation 23 has been met

##### Regulation 25 — First aid

- 1. It is acknowledged that all staff had paediatric first aid training, however, there was no staff member trained in first aid response (FAR) and immediately available at all times to the children attending the service. Certificates of training had expired in May and July 2023. This was a noncompliance on the last inspection 25 October 2023 and despite written assurance that FAR training had been sourced for January 2024, no FAR training had taken place to date

- 1. FAR training is booked for three staff members on the 18th, 19th and 20th of July and a checklist of all training and expiry dates is now readily available with management to review and plan prior to expiry dates

##### Regulation 29 — Premises

- 4 June 2024 (c) 1. One ceiling strip light was not functioning in the Yellow room, it was noted that two tube light fixings were required for the unit but there was only one nonfunctioning tube light in situ. (d) The following maintenance issues were observed throughout the service and in the garden area. 2. Yellow Room • The rubber sealings on two of the windows in the Yellow Room had become detached form their surrounds, as a result the windows could not be correctly closed and sealed to retain heat in the room during inclement weather. • The metal attachment holding the wooden panel at the side of the low level sink unit to the wall was observed rusted and the plaster was exposed and cracked; this was assessable to children and required repair. 3. A large pane of glass on one side of the window in the Green room, was observed with a large diagonal crack that was taped over and therefore was potentially weakened and required replacement. 4. Holes were observed in the plasterboard on the walls behind the doors in the Blue and Green rooms and required repair, these holes were also accessible to the children. 5. A toilet that had been previously removed from a toilet cubicle that now housed the nappy change unit, was observed with a metal pipe left exposed/protruding from the wall and the floor covering had not been completed to cover where the toilet had been situated and exposed cement remained. There were also holes in the plaster board above the nappy change unit where dispensers had been removed and not replaced. 6. Red room • There was no handle to securely close one window in the room, as a result, the window remained ajar with a chain type fastening and could not be fully sealed to prevent a draught and to retain heat in the room during inclement weather. • Another window in the room was observed with a large crack in the wood and required repair/replacing and a hole was observed in the plaster work at this windowsill which required to be refilled. • Exposed holes were observed on a wooden wall rail and required to be filled. • The wooden built in area around the low level sink had deteriorated and observed with a rusted screw fixing and peeling paint work. 7. Garden play area • The grass area of the garden was overgrown with long grass and weeds and required cutting to create a tidy and pleasant space for children to play and explore. • Weeds had gathered in the canopied seating area and required removal. • The bark mulch covering part of the play area had thinned and become worn exposing the polythene sheeting underneath and therefore required replenishing. 2 July 2024
- • The garden area had not been cleared of weeds and further growth was noted, the planting boxes had not been weeded, the plastic activity units were dirty and stained and the wooden play unit was deteriorating in parts and had not been painted or maintained for some time. • There was no record or plan in place to repair the cracked windowpane in the Green room

- 4 June 2024 Corrective Action 1/2. The yellow room light has now been replaced, the rubber sealings on both windows have now been replaced. The sink unit has been fixed and sealed. 3. A glass company in Athy were contacted and we are awaiting a price and date for repair before the end of July. 4. The holes have been refilled in the plasterboard behind the walls in the blue and green rooms. 5. The metal pipe has now been covered, floor covering has been completed and holes in plaster board have been filled. 6. The handle on the red room window is now replaced, the crack in the wood on the window and hole on the windowsill and wooden rail are now filled, the sink area has been refurbished. 7. Grass has been cut, weeds removed, and the polythene sheeting has been removed to avoid trip hazards. Preventive Action 1/2/3. This equipment and these areas have now been added to our daily risk assessment. 4. Door stoppers have been put on the ground behind each care room as a preventive measure. 5. The nappy changing area will be assessed daily when been cleaned. 6. Daily risk assessments will be done on windows and sink areas. 7. A local garden company is now in place to come to the service once a month to cut grass, weeds, etc. 2 July 2024 Corrective and preventive Action 8. We have agreed with a local Garden centre for them to maintain and upkeep the garden every six weeks. A new windowpane has been ordered (8/8/24) and will be fitted before 28/8/24 and before the Green room opens for the ECCE year. Windows will be replaced immediately if this reoccurs

Found compliant: Regulation 9, 11, 26, 28.

#### Inspection of 4 June 2024 — Inspection Report

Full report (PDF, Tusla)

**Immediate action notice.** 1. A written immediate action notice under

##### Regulation 19 — Health, welfare and development of child

- 1. There was no water immediately accessible to the children in the rooms. The children’s bottles were stored in the children’s bags. 2. Plates were not provided to the children at snack time in the Red and Yellow rooms and some children were observed to place their food directly on the table as they were eating it. 3. One child was observed to lie on the floor and display signs of tiredness at 12:50 hours in the Red room. The room was not transitioned to provide sleep until 13:00 hours. 4. Three of four children who availed of a period of sleep on the day of inspection were observed not to have sheets provided for them and were lying directly on the plastic surface of the sleep bed

- Corrective Action 1. Jugs of water and cups are left into rooms each morning by the floater and filled accordingly. 2. Plates and spoons are now brought to the rooms each morning by the floater. 3. Our Blue room is now transitioned into a sleep room at 12:30pm and therefore if a child is displaying signs of tiredness before their dinner then they can be brought to bed. 4. Messages have been sent to parents to send in a sheet and cellular blanket for their child. Preventive Action 1/2. Room leaders are to ensure they inform the floater if this has not been done. 3. Sleep time is available from 12:30pm each day in the blue room. 4. Spare sheets and blankets will also be left in the service

##### Regulation 20 — Facilities for rest and play

- 1. It is acknowledged the Red, Green, Yellow and Purple rooms each had a soft child sized sofa, however, these areas did not present as cosy/comfortable spaces designed to attract a child to use them for some quiet time to rest, relax/read a book as the sofas were randomly placed against a wall in each room without any further adornment or enhancement

- 1. Four new mats have been purchased for the four rooms and management will ensure rest areas are sufficient going forward and regularly check this area

##### Regulation 21 — Equipment and materials

- 1. The indoor environment in the Red room did not have interesting play and learning spaces which provided developmentally appropriate, challenging, diverse, creative and enriching experiences that facilitated child led play. The children were observed wandering aimlessly around the room due to the limited amount of suitable play materials/equipment available to them as observed by the following: • There were no sensorial materials present or equipment that promoted fine motor development such as threading, peg boards and pegs, wooden lift out puzzles or magnets immediately available to the children. • There was no paper, crayons, chalking or art and craft opportunities available to the children. • Some of the play equipment which included 4 shape sorters and one stacking toy were not appropriate to the age profile of the room which was 2 – 3 years. • There were three containers of random plastic small toys on shelves , many of which were worn and had not been grouped together to provide specific meaningful play for the children. • The defined areas of interest , particularly the construction and home corner s, were inadequately prepared/presented, were minimally resourced and what was available was placed in containers

- 1. The Red room now has more age-appropriate materials. Preventive Action 1. Toys and materials will be reviewed every six weeks going forward. There will also be two staff in this room from September who can take note and report any resources they need

##### Regulation 23 — Safeguarding health, safety and welfare of child

- General Safety: 4 June 2024 1. Garda vetting was available for three adults; however, the vetting disclosures were not dated within the previous three years in adherence to the Early Years Inspectorate Regulatory Notice ‘EYI-RN12.3 Renewal of Garda Vetting’. 2. Four of the five entrance doors to the care rooms were not secure as the latch mechanism was removed from the door locks on the affected doors. The handles were accessible to the children in the rooms and created a potential risk of children exiting the care rooms unsupervised. 3. The hinge guard had become worn and therefore ineffective, on the entrance door to the yellow room; this had the potential risk of injury to a child of trapped fingers. 4. The polythene ground sheet, beneath the loose bark filling in the outdoor play area, was exposed in various parts of the garden and a wooden plank was observed as a divider between two areas of the garden; these were potential trip hazards for staff and children when using the area. 5. Exposed metal screws were observed on the wooden mud kitchen where a door had become detached, this posed a potential risk of injury to a child. 6. Metal hooks were observed in all the pre-school rooms on the walls and at the side of the sink unit in the Purple room and were being used to hang coats/other objects; all of these metal hooks were located at child height level and were a risk of potential injury to a child should they fall against/run into them. 2 July 2024 7. It is acknowledged the door hinge guards had been purchased; however, they had not been fitted to the entrance door to the Yellow room. Administration of Medication: 8. The individual health care plan in place for a child requiring the administration of medication in an emergency situation did not contain the required information to guide staff to ensure that the child’s health needs were met in the event of an emergency occurring. An immediate action notice was issued to the registered provider under Regulation 23 – Safeguarding health, safety and welfare of child in relation to this non-compliance. 9. The storage location of the emergency medication was in a cupboard in the kitchen behind files. This created a potential risk of delay of administration to the child in the event the medication was required in an emergency situation. Action submitted by the Registered Provider General Safety: 4 June 2024 Corrective Action 1. Garda vetting has now been renewed for three staff. 2. Five entrance doors to each care room have been fitted with new handles with a latch. 3. Two new finger protection door hinge guards have been ordered for the yellow room. 4. The polythene ground sheet has now been corrected and the wooden plank between both areas of the garden has been removed. 5. The door has been removed. 6. Metal hooks have been removed from all rooms. Preventive Action 1. A checklist of Garda Vetting dates is now readily available to management to ensure it is renewed in a timely manner prior to the three-year expiration. 2/3. This has been put onto our daily risk assessment. 4. Trip hazards will be noted on our daily garden risk assessment. 5. More precaution will be taken when doing our daily garden risk assessment. 6. We no longer permit the use of metal hooks in the service. Following a regulatory compliance meeting held with the registered provider 7 August 2024, a second CAPA was requested to address the outstanding non compliances as recorded 7 July 2024. 2 July 2024 Corrective Action 7. Guards have now been fitted on Yellow room door Preventive Action
- Hinge guards will be checked regularly and replaced when needed. Administration of Medication: Corrective Action 7. We have updated the individual care plans (ICP) for children who require medication in an emergency situation. 8. Emergency medication will now be placed in the child’s care room. Preventive Action 7. Any child who may require emergency medication, must meet with management prior to their child starting, fill out an ICP and also provide us with written evidence of the child’s medical condition from their GP/Hospital. 8. Prior to a child starting, needing emergency medication, the medication will be put in place in the child’s care room. Supporting documentation submitted 4 June 2024 General Safety: Documents x 3 Email copy x 1 Photographs x 2 2 July 2024 Photograph x 1 Administration of Medication: Documents x 2 Summary Comment Following review of the written response submitted for Regulation 23, a review inspection was completed 2 July 2024. A regulatory compliance meeting was held with the registered provider and person in charge, 7 August 2024. Following review of the additional written responses and supporting evidence submitted, the requirement for Regulation 23 has been met

##### Regulation 25 — First aid

- 1. It is acknowledged that all staff had paediatric first aid training, however, there was no staff member trained in first aid response (FAR) and immediately available at all times to the children attending the service. Certificates of training had expired in May and July 2023. This was a noncompliance on the last inspection 25 October 2023 and despite written assurance that FAR training had been sourced for January 2024, no FAR training had taken place to date

- 1. FAR training is booked for three staff members on the 18th, 19th and 20th of July and a checklist of all training and expiry dates is now readily available with management to review and plan prior to expiry dates

##### Regulation 29 — Premises

- 4 June 2024 (c) 1. One ceiling strip light was not functioning in the Yellow room, it was noted that two tube light fixings were required for the unit but there was only one nonfunctioning tube light in situ. (d) The following maintenance issues were observed throughout the service and in the garden area. 2. Yellow Room • The rubber sealings on two of the windows in the Yellow Room had become detached form their surrounds, as a result the windows could not be correctly closed and sealed to retain heat in the room during inclement weather. • The metal attachment holding the wooden panel at the side of the low level sink unit to the wall was observed rusted and the plaster was exposed and cracked; this was assessable to children and required repair. 3. A large pane of glass on one side of the window in the Green room, was observed with a large diagonal crack that was taped over and therefore was potentially weakened and required replacement. 4. Holes were observed in the plasterboard on the walls behind the doors in the Blue and Green rooms and required repair, these holes were also accessible to the children. 5. A toilet that had been previously removed from a toilet cubicle that now housed the nappy change unit, was observed with a metal pipe left exposed/protruding from the wall and the floor covering had not been completed to cover where the toilet had been situated and exposed cement remained. There were also holes in the plaster board above the nappy change unit where dispensers had been removed and not replaced. 6. Red room • There was no handle to securely close one window in the room, as a result, the window remained ajar with a chain type fastening and could not be fully sealed to prevent a draught and to retain heat in the room during inclement weather. • Another window in the room was observed with a large crack in the wood and required repair/replacing and a hole was observed in the plaster work at this windowsill which required to be refilled. • Exposed holes were observed on a wooden wall rail and required to be filled. • The wooden built in area around the low level sink had deteriorated and observed with a rusted screw fixing and peeling paint work. 7. Garden play area • The grass area of the garden was overgrown with long grass and weeds and required cutting to create a tidy and pleasant space for children to play and explore. • Weeds had gathered in the canopied seating area and required removal. • The bark mulch covering part of the play area had thinned and become worn exposing the polythene sheeting underneath and therefore required replenishing. 2 July 2024
- • The garden area had not been cleared of weeds and further growth was noted, the planting boxes had not been weeded, the plastic activity units were dirty and stained and the wooden play unit was deteriorating in parts and had not been painted or maintained for some time. • There was no record or plan in place to repair the cracked windowpane in the Green room

- 4 June 2024 Corrective Action 1/2. The yellow room light has now been replaced, the rubber sealings on both windows have now been replaced. The sink unit has been fixed and sealed. 3. A glass company in Athy were contacted and we are awaiting a price and date for repair before the end of July. 4. The holes have been refilled in the plasterboard behind the walls in the blue and green rooms. 5. The metal pipe has now been covered, floor covering has been completed and holes in plaster board have been filled. 6. The handle on the red room window is now replaced, the crack in the wood on the window and hole on the windowsill and wooden rail are now filled, the sink area has been refurbished. 7. Grass has been cut, weeds removed, and the polythene sheeting has been removed to avoid trip hazards. Preventive Action 1/2/3. This equipment and these areas have now been added to our daily risk assessment. 4. Door stoppers have been put on the ground behind each care room as a preventive measure. 5. The nappy changing area will be assessed daily when been cleaned. 6. Daily risk assessments will be done on windows and sink areas. 7. A local garden company is now in place to come to the service once a month to cut grass, weeds, etc. 2 July 2024 Corrective and preventive Action 8. We have agreed with a local Garden centre for them to maintain and upkeep the garden every six weeks. A new windowpane has been ordered (8/8/24) and will be fitted before 28/8/24 and before the Green room opens for the ECCE year. Windows will be replaced immediately if this reoccurs

Found compliant: Regulation 9, 11, 26, 28.

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- 25 October 2023 — Inspection Report · PDF

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Recolha: 2026-09-11