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Our childcare mirrors the
fundamental principles for good early years practice as
recommended by the Government:
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The National Day Care Standards
include government expectations for the quality of education
and care provided |
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Birth to Three Matters lists qualities
in valuing, recognising and interacting
with children |
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The chief goal of the Curriculum Guidance
for the Foundation Stage is to help children make progress
in their learning |
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They all highlight the
responsibilities of the nursery practitioner. We use these
guidelines to inform our practice.
Our aim is to support and develop your child emotionally, socially, intellectually,
morally, and physically. We acknowledge and use the following:
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We recognise each child
brings their own special qualities and ability to the group
and we value each child as a unique individual |
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Parents/carers and families
are central to the well-being of the child and we strive
to work in partnership, to enable us to meet the needs
of your child |
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Planned and spontaneous
observations are undertaken by nursery staff to guide planning
for each child and room |
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Detailed profiles are
kept for each child to ensure the needs of your child are
identified and monitored |
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Play is the work of a
pre-school child and for a child to reach their full potential
we provide choices, time and opportunities |
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Displays celebrate the
children’s achievements |
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Caring adults who support
and encourage babies and children by tuning into their
individual needs provide a positive stimulating environment.
By sensitive adult interaction children are encouraged
to develop skills, which equip them to progress through
their journey of discovery.
Appropriate experiences and a range of activities are provided and evaluated
which will enable your child/ren to progress at their own rate.
In the Birth to Three Matters age group, a room framework is displayed for you
to see what opportunities your child/ren may choose to experience. With a seamless
transition into the Stepping Stones for three to five year olds we enable your
child to access all areas of the Foundation Stage Early Years Curriculum through
carefully planned, enriched play experiences providing them with a good grounding
in preparation for when they start school. |
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