AnonyMouse_19762
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It is indeed another Friday! My last day of term today - well it would have been if I had gone back! Time to think about the summer TDL 😮 with all sorts of additions for a safe return in September Happy weekend y'all
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Government Guidelines Wider Opening
AnonyMouse_19762 replied to AnonyMouse_92632's topic in Foundation Stage Forum News
I take it you have seen this Deb? https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-early-years-and-childcare-closures/coronavirus-covid-19-early-years-and-childcare-closures -
nursery Attending Two settings
AnonyMouse_19762 replied to AnonyMouse_1999's topic in Statutory and Guidance Documents
🤣 I'm not sure how helpful they were really! -
nursery Attending Two settings
AnonyMouse_19762 replied to AnonyMouse_1999's topic in Statutory and Guidance Documents
My thinking is that now 'everything' is opening up the whole 'bubble' thing doesn't work anymore, if children are back to swimming, cubs, brownies or whatever extra-curricular activities they attend there are so many extra contacts Thinking of one of my families: 4 children - one at secondary school, two at primary and one will be starting with me, mum is a secondary school teacher and dad is an estate agent - the amount of contacts there is mind-boggling - the idea that I could say 'no she can't come to me and her childminder' is just not tenable really I am pretty sure that we will get new guidance before much longer as things seem to be moving so fast (too fast) now -
nursery Attending Two settings
AnonyMouse_19762 replied to AnonyMouse_1999's topic in Statutory and Guidance Documents
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-early-years-and-childcare-closures/coronavirus-covid-19-early-years-and-childcare-closures Bottom of page 10 'Parents and carers should be encouraged to limit the number of settings their child attends, ideally ensuring their child only attends the same setting consistently. This should also be the same for staff' My interpretation is that it is a 'should', not a 'must'. I don't want to do anything that makes life even more problematic for my parents -
Off to google 'Persian jewel' Crochet? If so very pretty Note to self:do not go back and look at pictures of Persian cats
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No problem and on my way back down to Kent I can call in to Louby and get her composting started 🤣 - oh in a compost BIN of course 🤣
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Oh right, well when I pop up for breakfast I will remember to put a big sticker on your bin 🤣
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Bins, bins, bins, bins, BINS 🤣 Right, now I need to do something constructive (oh I know, I could clean my BINS!)
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Yep - I've been stickered 'do not put food waste in this bin' - what, I did no such thing 😡- turned out as Mousie said it was a general sticker job(good job that I realised that before ringing the council full of indignation) 🤣
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Can I come for breakfast please, pretty please....
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Happy weekend all 🙂
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As they are dentists perhaps it's a plastic bag of teeth 🦷
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Goodness Cait that is some serious kit
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Hello Kearns and welcome to the forum I will follow with interest We are re-opening in September, usual session times Resources will be limited to those that can be easily cleaned (or quarantined for 72 hours) unless there is any new guidance issued (probably will be the night before we re-open 🤣) I am worried about how we will welcome our new children into our setting, 'fraid I don't have any answers to that one yet!
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No not here mundia, although I do know how anxious some of my 'leavers' parents are, it is hard when there has been none of the usual transition procedures, I just keep making all of the right, comforting, reassuring 'noises' - I do have every faith that our local Primary will put every effort into making their start at school as positive as possible
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Pleased to hear its not just me then
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🤣🤣 could we put that B word in the same category as the C word please
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That is reassuring, thank you young Froglet
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Oh - I had missed this - what a brilliant scheme
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I don't have any coffee grounds (I'm very common and use instant!) Yes to egg shells and egg boxes
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Oh back to say that all of our old compost goes back in as well - i.e. the compost that we have grown tomatoes, potatoes in + compost from pots that are being emptied for the winter
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You can put in all fruit/veg scraps - uncooked! Paper and card - this is 'brown' aspect Grass cuttings - but not too many I never, ever compost weeds but some people do..... Never, ever add anything that has been cooked All of our 'old' plants go in at the end of summer The worms will find their own way in as will earwigs, wood lice, slugs etc A 'worm composter' is a completely different thing - that would take some faffing about
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Truth is Panders - as per usual they don't actually care about what nurseries/pre-schools can accommodate As I said these are the plans that should have been in the making back in March
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This is it - too late - plans should have formulated back in March when we went into lockdown I am so aware that September is going to be here before we know it
