We feel it is essential to work together with parents so that the best outcomes can be achieved for the child by sharing as much information as possible. We try and include parents in the life of the nursery and support them with all aspects of their child’s learning.
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In this section
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- About us
- Our rooms
- Our curriculum
- Working in partnership with parents
- Fees and finance
- Our staff
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Policies and procedures
- Policies and procedures
- Abandoned Child Policy
- Admissions Policy
- Behaviour Policy
- Code of Conduct for Parents and Carers
- Complaints Procedure
- Confidentiality Policy
- Dealing with Prejudice and Stereotyping: Guide for Parents
- Delivery of 30 Hour Free Entitlement Policy
- Emergency Evacuation Procedure
- Equality and Diversity Policy
- Exclusion Periods for Common Infectious Illnesses
- Fees Policy
- Fire Drill Policy
- Health and Safety Policy
- Health and Safety - Staff Responsibilities
- Intimate Care and Sleeping Policy
- Key Person Approach: Policy and Guidance
- Lost Child Policy
- Mission and Strategy
- Operational Plan
- Outings Policy
- Policy on Working in Partnership with Parents
- Prevent Duty and Promoting British Values Policy
- Procedure for Answering the Door and the Collection of Children
- Safeguarding Children Policy
- Social Media Policy
- Special Educational Needs Policy
- Staff Conduct Policy
- Supervision Policy
- Whistleblowing Procedure
- Work-Life Balance Policy
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Working in partnership with parents
We have an annual parents’ evening to provide the opportunity for parents to come in and talk to their child’s key person in a bit more detail about their progress and look through their child’s development profile.
We also have a bi-annual information evening for parents of children new to the Discoverers’ Room which is an opportunity to learn about the ethos and routines of the room.
Ongoing information about the nursery is shared through regular newsletters and daily conversations with your child’s key person.
Occasionally we may need additional help in providing the right level of support for a child and when this occurs we have access to a range of children’s services and agencies. We have worked in partnership very successfully in the past with other professionals to ensure that a child with additional needs receives the help that they need.