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Mumsnet Discussions: Childminders, nannies, au pairs etc : ### PLANNING?### (5 messages)
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Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By coolj on Thu 20-Nov-08 08:50:18
Last night I went to a Childminders Exchange meeting with regards to the EYFS SEF and planning.

At the moment I do a yearly plan, monthly plan and individual weekly plan for each child. As well as doing daily diaries, observations and other photographs which I link up to the 6 areas of learning, that I keep in my works folder.

I spend a lot of time doing all of this as I thought it was what Ofsted want, but I was told I shouldnt be doing this??????

Can someone please tell me WTF I SHOULD be doing angry
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By mumsanutter on Thu 20-Nov-08 12:48:05
I was told in one breath to do all this and in another to do the bare essentials - so sorry can't say what we should be doing!!

I raised with my netwrok coordinator, as my mindee is 'shifts' so I can have him some weeks for 60+ hours and some for 12, so was finding it hard to weekly, let alone monthly plan in depth as I don't know his shifts from month to month, and was told to just do a yearly plan broken down into months, and cover it in my setting, keeping photo evidence and write up in daily dairy as well as obs!!

Sorry can't be more help
Contact the poster See this person's profile Contact mumsnet about this post By leonifay on Thu 20-Nov-08 12:58:13
i do weekly, monthly and yearly plan for all the children combined, and tweek it depending who i have on a particular day with a not on it to say why, that when i get the time to sit down and look at my plans!
been told this is ok, but who really knows! wink
Contact the poster See this person's profile Contact mumsnet about this post By leonifay on Thu 20-Nov-08 12:58:50
sorry its surposed to say with a note on it blush
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By bmz on Thu 20-Nov-08 15:02:03
i've just started as a childminder. I do yearly planning but not monthly planning - what monthly planning do you do. any help appreicated.


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