Summary of learning journey/report

[singlewiththree]

When a child leaves your setting do you do a summary sheet/report to go with it, I plan to if the child is going to another setting however what if the child is not going to another setting.

[miffy]

It would depend how long it is since I've done one - if the lj was shared with parents in the last couple of months then I probably wouldn't do another report but just bring it up to date with photo's/obs and give it to them.

Miffy xx

[SaijaM]

Hi!

If the child goes to another setting, I'm planning to do a 'Transition report' for them, basically a summary of their Learning and Development and where they are at.

Also how long they stayed with me (with my details) and any comments parents might have...

If they are not going anywhere then I guess just hand the LJ book over to parents :)

xx Saija

[Pipsqueak]

I have no idea where I found it from (apologies if it was someone on here) but I have a learning journal summary report that is nice. I do it termly. Mrs O like it to and the network have adopted it too.

[Tink]

Thank you for this, I am doing something similar, how often do you do them?

[miffy]

I have no idea where I found it from (apologies if it was someone on here) but I have a learning journal summary report that is nice. I do it termly. Mrs O like it to and the network have adopted it too.

Thanks for sharing that Pip

Miffy xx

[karensmart4]

I have no idea where I found it from (apologies if it was someone on here) but I have a learning journal summary report that is nice. I do it termly. Mrs O like it to and the network have adopted it too.

Thank you for the link, looking at it I think I might just use the summery sheet with a parents comments box. :D

[Pipsqueak]

you are welcome - Pauline could put it in the downloads section .

I do this termly. I found using the ECM bits helpful when doing my SEF - looking back through the reflections helped me answer stuff and see my changes and efforts.

[Tink]

I've got myself a bit confused when I should be doing the summary report, can someone tell me what the terms are please?

[teacake2]

I can't open it:( :(
Teacake2

[sarah707]

A copy of this document has now been put into free downloads :D

[Pipsqueak]

Here you go medear! :D

cheers Sarah - you could put it in downloads if you wanted please:D

[angeldelight]

Thanks for sharing Pip

Angel xx

[amanda1309]

:thumbsup: thanks just what i was looking for

[moljak]

Thanks for sharing.I'm gathering quite a selection of fantastic documents thanks to this forum.You people are fab!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[emma b]

one of my childrens teacher to be has give me a transition sheet to fill in a there is an eyfs space then a space for your comments a space for parents and also the children its available on staffordshire goverment website somewhere :)

[Daisy1956]

Thanks for sharing:)

[randomuser1]

Really would like to look at the attachment but the site isn't letting me :(

[singlewiththree]

I think you have to have a certain number of posts before you can view them, could be 4?

[keeks]

Thank you Pipsqueak, we use a similar form but without the ecm bit. I think I will introduce that part to my setting too.

Just a question - what do they mean by "Consider practice/professional strengths"? For the child?

xx

[Pipsqueak]

Thank you Pipsqueak, we use a similar form but without the ecm bit. I think I will introduce that part to my setting too.

Just a question - what do they mean by "Consider practice/professional strengths"? For the child?

xx

Practice strengths - for instance what are you good at - planning, reflection, listening to children and actioning, implementing changes,
professional strengths - working with parents or other professionals, development
it could be done along the lines of the child as well - a strength for me is understanding speech and language concerns

my brain isn't working right at this time of night

[keeks]

Oh, I thought so at first but then found it strange to be writing about me in the child's summary report, so thought it must be something about the child. :confused:

Thank you for explaining!
xx