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No, Ive just written a EYFS Policy, in this I have copied and put into my own words parts of the framework about the prime and specific areas of learning, main principles, staff ratios, qualifications etc. After meeting with my school improvement partner she gave this the ok, so Im happier about it.

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Hi lawchaz,

 

I really don't think it necessary to go to those lengths with your policies. I would think your Long Term Plan/everyday planning ethos would show that.

 

I thought the idea was to take away the emphasis on paper and return the spotlight to the children. The danger with this proliferation of policies is that we lose sight of why we are actually here - i.e. - those lovely little people!!!

 

If you must, I like jennac's reply!

 

Sue

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We crossed!

 

However, can't you just place your Physical Policy within the Project? We've often been involved in projects that have taken specific areas as a focus but doesn't basically alter Nursery Policy per se .

 

And if it's purely for this project, can that not give you any starting points, to return to your original post?

 

Sue

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