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Some advice please re child in reception ( I am a cm)

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MUM2BLESS · 02/11/2012 21:48

I childmind a four year old who started full time reception in Sept. She comes to me in the hols.

  1. Do I still need to do observations?
  2. Does Ofsted still look at L J's and work carried out by the children (I have display folders with art work in)?
  3. Now that she is in reception, should I hand over the stuff to her parents or when she leaves me?
  4. I have put a lot of time into doing the LJ's and folders. If Osted still looks at these, should I ask her parents for permission to keep these until my Ofsted visit.

Ofsted was due almost a year ago.

Thank you for your help, in advance. Smile

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wishiwasonholiday · 02/11/2012 21:50

You do them til the 31st August after their fifth birthday unless that has changed in the new eyfs and I've missed it?

Not been inspected since changed big would imagine they still want to see learning journals etc.

MUM2BLESS · 02/11/2012 21:57

Thank you so much.

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shockedminder · 02/11/2012 22:45

I'm pretty sure you do some kind of hand over report (like the summative assessments) for school, give the file to the parents and leave the rest to school now as the new EYFS states that we don't need to do for wrap around care anymore. This is what I've done for mine anyway.

ZuleikaD · 03/11/2012 06:21

Actually if the school is doing the LJ stuff then you don't need to. It's the primary childcarer who has the responsibility so if you're just wraparound then you can stop.

MUM2BLESS · 03/11/2012 16:05

Thanks.

The nursery was doing some type of L J before little one started reception. I have started doing a memory book to put some useful info in. For example the little one did a pic of her teacher.

I want to ensure that I don't give myself any unecessary work to do.

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Italiana · 03/11/2012 16:45

If you don't have any other children I would hold on to the records so you can show Ofsted...otherwise show the ones for the other children which you are currently doing

I read on Twitter that learning journals are not a 'requirement'...this from a very well known trainer. Checked EYFS but it does not say yes or no but difficult to show evidence without them

MUM2BLESS · 03/11/2012 20:49

Thank you

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