We`ve divided the guides below so you can easily determine which requirements need to be met. It depends on the type of provider you are and the part of the registry you are registered in. 244. Inspectors will report on the good that recruitment is doing and what needs to be improved. This section should focus on leadership and management, children`s behaviour and attitudes, and personal development. It must clearly describe all the weaknesses that led to an “unexecuted” judgment and on the basis of which actions or enforcement actions were taken. When a facility has a “completed” judgment, inspectors usually report on what the facility needs to improve, but do not make recommendations. 82. The inspector may not approve any particular method of planning, teaching or evaluation. They should not look for a preferred methodology, but should record those aspects of teaching and learning that they consider effective and identify what needs to be improved. 129.
It is a criminal offence not to inform Ofsted of a material event or to comply with a registration condition without a valid reason. If the inspector finds a breach, they should refer to the `Early Years and Child Care: Ofsted Enforcement Policy (External Guidance)` and contact the regional office if necessary. The inspector must not take any action in the event of a breach of the condition or failure to notify Ofsted of any material event. However, the inspector should note such an error in the report. If necessary, this can contribute to a general lack of judgment. This comprehensive document has been written to help you review how you meet the protection and welfare requirements of the Early Childhood Foundation Framework (EYFS) and the requirements of the Child Care Registry. It guides you through all animal welfare and welfare requirements and allows you to identify areas for improvement. Working on the document ensures that you are fully prepared for your Ofsted inspection. Previous concerns about the provision have not been satisfactorily addressed, including failure to take satisfactory measures to meet the animal welfare measures and/or requirements established during a previous visit. These guides should not replace seeking specific professional or legal advice to ensure that you meet your charity`s requirements.
The impact of the program on what children know, remember and can do is very effective. Children show this by engaging intensively in their work and play and maintaining a high level of concentration. Children, including children from disadvantaged backgrounds, are doing well. Children with SEND have the best possible outcomes. All registered child care providers must comply with all relevant laws, including health and safety laws, discrimination based on disability, food hygiene, fire safety and planning requirements. Your local authority can advise you to help you identify and comply with your legal obligations. 98. The inspector shall examine all DBS records.
The inspector must also check the provider`s paediatric first aid arrangements in accordance with EYSF requirements. This is usually done in consultation with the provider. However, in some cases, inspectors may require the presentation of paediatric first aid certificates. 35. If, during the inspection, the service provider decides to withdraw from the early childhood registry and remain registered only in the childcare registry, the service provider must obtain sufficient evidence that the requirements of the child care registry with respect to the “requirements of the childcare registry: childcare providers in non-domestic or domestic premises”. 156. The assessment schedule should be used in conjunction with the guidance in Part 1 of this document “How we will inspect claimants in the early years” and Part 3 “Application of the CIR in Different Contexts and in the CIR”. 6. Suppliers are required by law to provide inspectors with access to information.
Section 77 of the Child Care Act, 2006 gives our inspectors the power to enter any premises where early childhood arrangements are made at any reasonable time.