Pros
The children and not having to work there on the weekend.
Cons
Bright Little Stars Barnet pitch a working environment that will foster positivity, creativity, collaboration and family. ‘Well being’ Wednesdays are spearheaded by the management team, where they promise to provide a safe space for all staff members. This is all a farce, a scam, an illusion for incoming parents who believe they are placing their children in a positive environment. Very ironic that it’s ran by the same management who foster a toxic working space and bullying culture. Bright Little Stars Barnet is riddled with staff who don’t care for the children, but individuals who prefer to spend 10 hours of their working day to undermine, bully and gossip about those who don’t and won’t fit into their respective cliques. Veteran staff absolve themselves from any responsibility and manage to pin the blame on newcomers with no repercussions. Safeguarding issues is a huge issue amongst this establishment and no parent should ever put their child in their care. Staff turnover is insanely high as morale is low and they rely on monetary incentives to replace those who have left. Bright Little Stars Barnet would hire anyone to ensure that they manage to keep staff numbers up. Rooms are overcrowded with not enough qualified staff to keep up with the ratio. A car crash. Run as fast as you can.