Wrap-around and Holiday Care

[sue m]

I've just been reading a document which says 'the framework now makes clear that the EYFS requirements do not need to be delivered in full when children spend limited amounts of time in a setting'.

Anyone know what is the limited amounts of time please?

[sarah707]

Before and after school... or just in the school holidays

[sue m]

Thank you Sarah. I'm having one lo for 11 hours a week and one for 8 hrs a week in September. I was just hoping......... xx

[sarah707]

Are they in full time / 10 sessions a week school?

[sue m]

Pre-school Sarah. Both 3.5 years old. One Mum works part time and the other is sending lo to pre-school for longer hours because she can't afford my fees

[sarah707]

You can only cover the stuff for the time they are with you!

Don't do too much... easy for me to say and I really need to follow my own advice and not get carried away...

But really truly look at what you are producing and make it short and sweet

[sue m]

Yes, Sarah! Listen to your own advice!!

My little girl will be coming 11 hours a week and she will do things if she's in the mood but the little boy will come for probably 8 hours a week and all he wants to do is rush and play, he doesn't want to sit down and do anything but I'll do obs etc from that....

[teacake2]

So I will have a four year old just in the school holidays, the first one being for 2 days at christmas and then who knows after that as I don't, he will be with me full days then but can I get away with not having to do much actual written work about him as he is not a child who wants to do anything much anyway?
Teacake2

[Andrea08]

this is good news for me as i will have a LO in reception yr that i will have in holiday time only so i am not doing an all about me Learning and Development file best news of cutting bk paperwork me happy