Are you looking for a quick and easy way to refer to the Realising the Ambition national practice guidance? These Realising the Ambition Pocket Cards can provide a quick and handy reference tool helping you to consider INTERACTIONS, EXPERIENCES and SPACES for each learning aspect and age group. Excellent for quickly linking observations and assessments!
Demonstrate how your service meets the Scottish Health and Social Care Standards, considering each of the five principles and outcome statements alongside your policies and procedures. ✔Meet requirements ✔Ensure continuous improvement ✔Deliver high quality care.
For newly registered childminders in Scotland, England and Wales. Ensure you put everything required in place following registration with this handy FREE check list!
This step by step guide will help you to understand what the requirements are to register as a childminder in Wales and help you to get up and running.
These Revised Fees Notification Letter templates will allow you to formally notify families of any changes to your fees structure in a professional manner.
FREE for Care Inspectorate Wales Registered Childminders in WALES
Ensure you are always up to date with guidance and legislation! Perfect for preparing for inspection…OR to regularly review and update your existing paperwork.
Bursting full with activities, this pack will keep children busy and help them learn all about feelings, emotions, why we experience them and how we can share and manage them. Includes Activity Ideas Sheet and Activity Plans with ideas to cover ALL of the development areas!
FREE Resource! Links to helpful resources and activity inspiration to cover ALL areas of development.
Perfect for sharing with parents during the Coronavirus Pandemic to support FUN learning at home.
These colourful Risk / Benefit Posters will help you to demonstrate how you promote children’s learning through a wide range of activities whilst also managing any associated risks. Excellent for displaying in your setting, sharing with children and families and as helpful reminders as to how children can benefit from various types of play.