Aberdeen's All Stars Nursery told to continue improvements
An Aberdeen nursery has been told to continue making significant improvements after concerns were raised during a recent inspection.
The Care Inspectorate said 10 requirements for improvements at All Stars Nursery following an earlier inspection had not been met.
The quality of care and support provided to children was found to be "weak".
An improvement notice served following an earlier inspection have been met.
Two inspections of All Stars Nursery have now been made by the Care Inspectorate
Following the latest checks, the watchdog told the nursery that it must show further evidence of significant improvement.
The inspectorate's report said: "Since the last inspection was completed on 20 August 2014, the service has made some improvement to the care of the children.
"This improvement made must be maintained and continued to ensure children receive adequate care."
It said the nursery had to focus on the quality of staff interactions with the children, and respect and encourage the involvement of parents.
The report added: "The quality of the resources, furnishings and environment must continue to be upgraded, kept clean, safe and organised."
A spokesperson for the Care Inspectorate said: "Every child in Scotland has the right to safe, compassionate care which meets their needs and respects their rights.
"We remain committed to working with this service to ensure it meets the standards we require, but if we do not see further evidence of significant, urgent improvement, we will not hesitate to take further action."