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Kindly provided by member GFCCC this document reminds groups of the issues they need to take into consideration when making assessments of risks

Kindly donated by manor, This is a sample from a PSLA publication called 'Charity Essentials' which you can purchase here; Charity Essentials

This has been kindly donated by manor

We issue this with our enrolment form so that parents are clear about what we are charging for, how fees will be collected and what happens if they fall into arrears

Key points from FSF 'Live Chat' June 2016

Links to FSF Live chat 24/6/2016

Having been through a large number of inspection reports where an 'Inadequate' judgement was given I have identified some key areas where providers are letting themselves down. A quick check through to make sure your setting is not failing in these areas would be a very useful self-evaluation exercise.

These are the collated responses from our questionnaire about Staff experience of inspections. There are some very interesting similarities between the settings who achieved 'Good' or 'Outstanding' - hope you find it useful!

This is a template you could use to combine your Action Planning and your SEF. It brings into it the suggestion that to assess the impact of any changes made will be important in the next inspection framework

This spread sheet will help you audit your provision and think about the GDPR

This is a privacy notice and document that you might like to use with parents when discussing the enrolment of their child. In our view it meets GDPR requirements
Disclaimer
This privacy notice and document was written ‘in-house’ by the FSF team. It has not been checked by lawyers and as such represents the FSF’s best interpretation of the GDPR as it applies to early years settings. Settings should decide whether they agree with the interpretations made before using the privacy notice and document. The privacy notice and document can be adapted to suit the specific needs of the setting but the FSF does not take any responsibility for the accuracy of any of the information included in the original form. Once changed, the form no longer represents the work of the FSF team.

This is a checklist that you might like to use with staff when issuing the GDPR privacy notice for them. In our view it meets GDPR requirements
Disclaimer
This checklist and privacy notice was written ‘in-house’ by the FSF team. It has not been checked by lawyers and as such represents the FSF’s best interpretation of the GDPR as it applies to early years settings. Settings should decide whether they agree with the interpretations made before using the checklist and privacy notice. The checklist and privacy notice can be adapted to suit the specific needs of the setting but the FSF does not take any responsibility for the accuracy of any of the information included in the original form. Once changed, the form no longer represents the work of the FSF team.

This is a privacy notice for parents and carers that, in our view, meets GDPR requirements.
This is the basic privacy notice - it simply reminds parents of the data they have already provided (on the enrolment form) and reminds them of what you intend to do with their data and the data of their children.
In order to comply with the GDPR requirements you must ensure that you provide additional information that sets out, in detail, what data you are holding, why you are holding it and what you intend to do with it. It is this second, more detailed document that has taken so much time to produce. The full privacy notice is here.
You do not need to provide every parent with the detailed copy. However, you must make sure that it is readily available - that might mean you display it in your entrance hall, post it on your website or provide an individual copy if it is asked for.
You can see the requirements for privacy notices from here.
Disclaimer
This privacy notice was written ‘in-house’ by the FSF team. It has not been checked by lawyers and as such represents the FSF’s best interpretation of the GDPR as it applies to early years settings. Settings should decide whether they agree with the interpretations made before using the privacy notice. The privacy notice can be adapted to suit the specific needs of the setting but the FSF does not take any responsibility for the accuracy of any of the information included in the original notice. Once changed, the privacy notice no longer represents the work of the FSF team.

In order to comply with the GDPR requirements you must ensure that you provide additional information that sets out, in detail, what data you are holding, why you are holding it and what you intend to do with it. This is this second, more detailed document that has taken so much time to produce. The simple version is here.
You do not need to provide every parent with this detailed copy. However, you must make sure that it is readily available - that might mean you display it in your entrance hall, post it on your website or provide an individual copy if it is asked for.
You can see the requirements for privacy notices from here.
Disclaimer
This privacy notice was written ‘in-house’ by the FSF team. It has not been checked by lawyers and as such represents the FSF’s best interpretation of the GDPR as it applies to early years settings. Settings should decide whether they agree with the interpretations made before using the privacy notice. The privacy notice can be adapted to suit the specific needs of the setting but the FSF does not take any responsibility for the accuracy of any of the information included in the original notice. Once changed, the privacy notice no longer represents the work of the FSF team.

This is an enrolment form that, in our view, meets GDPR requirements
Disclaimer
This enrolment form was written ‘in-house’ by the FSF team. It has not been checked by lawyers and as such represents the FSF’s best interpretation of the GDPR as it applies to early years settings. Settings should decide whether they agree with the interpretations made before using the enrolment form. The enrolment form can be adapted to suit the specific needs of the setting but the FSF does not take any responsibility for the accuracy of any of the information included in the original form. Once changed, the form no longer represents the work of the FSF team.

Links to FSF Live chat 24/6/2016

LInks to FSF Live chat 24/6/2016

This has been kindly given by User elberry88. It will be of use to those settings following an 'in the moment' planning approach

Kindly donated to the FSF by Dimitra7

Kindly uploaded by Sally_Lynch

Downloaded free from Autism society

ABC behaviour observation and monitoring chart, kindly donated by Panders

A proforma to help you record incidents of significant behaviour

This is a draft document for discussion regarding it's inclusion in the parent pack