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Communication book - are parents allowed to write in it?

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flock · 25/02/2007 22:40

My son has just started going to nursery one day per week. His key worker uses this to fill me in on what's happened during the day, and did this very nicely for his first day. I want to leave a comment about milk consumption in the book for her in case she isn't in when I next drop him off - is this how they work, or is it just for nursery communciations to parents?

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magicmummy · 25/02/2007 22:55

I use the book to inform them of any changes to DS2's routine, what time he had his milk/breakfast, etc. I try to tell them these things when I drop him off, but sometimes get distracted or forget. Also write any questions/queries I have in it.
HTH

Lazylou · 25/02/2007 23:01

We have a contact book that the staff only write in but we write down everything that the parent has told us as soon as its been said. That way information gets shared properly and among people that need to know (this is part of our confidentiality policy). Hope this helps!

flock · 26/02/2007 10:45

Thanks - that's helpful! Will write a short note, and hope they are OK with this...

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incy · 26/02/2007 15:25

I use ours for writing in any info such as changes in routine/eating in case I forget to say anything. Never been a problem.

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