All Early Years settings & Childminders: General Issues
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Well once more into the breach we go tomorrow. Good luck and have a happy term to all going back tomorrow.
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Is any one a member of PACEY and if so is it worth it? Would love to hear any feedback please.
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Earlier 2016 I attended the 1st National Men In Childcare conference. It was a fantastic day and a lot of interesting debates and ideas were thrown around. However, at the end of the day during the questions and answers with the panel of 'leaders in their field' it all became meaningless. The panel were scared to to discuss the gender differences with men and women child carers. They all said that their is no difference between a male or female child care practitioner if they were trained properly. and that the only goal of increasing the <2% male early years force was to increase the pool of human resource to employ from. Now I know this is twaddle as I work in a nu…
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Hi all, I am new to this forum and have got a lot from just reading older posts and comments, so thank you! I am in the process of starting a nursery in a barn we are converting, but I'd really appreciate some advice in terms of flooring. For the messy areas we will go for a non-slip durable vinyl, but the other areas will be carpeted. Initially I was thinking carpet tiles, seems logical because you can replace if there are any bad spillages. However upon inspection in the flooring showroom, I felt they all looked too commerical and not homely enough. The other options are to go for a contract carpet that I assume would be more durable than a domestic type carpet, or …
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Has anyone used Sue Overton Applied Practice (SOAP) training packages? I have received an email and they look quite good but I'd be interested to hear from anyone who had used her team training. Thanks
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On your children's information forms with contact details, medical details etc. do you ask for parents' occupations? If you do, why is this? Just wondering! :1b
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Challenging behaviour and what to do
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Hi Just after some advice. I have a little boy that will be 4 yrs old in a couple of months. He has been with us for nearly a year and he is in the proess of being referred to a paediatrician by GP (hopefully) as we have concerns about his behaviour and he shows some autistic tendancies. I really cant say for sure if he has behavioural problems or is on the spectrum. I have referred to our sen team but they will not take him on as he is not severe enough. He has little clear langauge but does try to communicate and we can understand some of what he says. He has also uses learnt phrases eg help me please, no thank you. For the last 2 months I have been completing ABC …
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Any help please?
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I am currently filling in a grant application that has been landed on me and needs to be completed by Friday. I have decided to ask for some money to replace and revamp our current very old books. Just interested in what are your children's favourite story books at the moment. I would be interested in hearing about ones suitable for pre-school aged children.
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just ordered some tabards from this site ...89p !! also vests £1.59, came 2 days later, nice quality, 3-5yrs, does have standard p&p at £3 but still cheap enough if you need a few, good price for children's safety goggles to :-) http://www.thesafetysupplycompany.co.uk/c/262510/1/childrens-high-visibility-and-clothing.html
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