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    Quote Originally Posted by rascal View Post
    mines training been cancelled so i dont know how im suppose to learn it : eek:
    why??? how do they expect you to learn! I thought every childminder has to attend EYFS at some point before Sept?

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    Quote Originally Posted by sarahnev707 View Post
    So... what did she actually say about 'a unique child'?

    Was it 'get full information from parents and treat each child as an individual and plan for each and here's a list of suggestions for questions to ask'... or was there anything new??

    I've yet to hear anything positive from training... hmmm x
    Quote Originally Posted by tomthumb View Post
    You are pretty much spot on there sarah!!!
    We did read the cards and work in pairs to find examples...
    Then she told us to look at the back of NCMA book to have examples of observation. Sutton bought the books for us.
    Apparently we will have a clearer picture at the end of 4 sessions so I am waiting to see...next session is 19th january.

    So it's what we are already doing then?

    Must admit that I've only recently read through the full framework but I just got the impression that most of the stuff is what we are doing now with a bit of tweaking here and there.
    Pauline x

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    I've been offered a bit extra EYFS training. I was originally only being given 2 hours one evening later in the year (in May if I remember correctly) officially entitled 'Meeting The Requirements Of EYFS'. I'm now signed up for 2 Saturday morning EYFS workshops in March/April. Does this sound like the sort of training you're all having? Not sure what to expect.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bubbly View Post
    I've been offered a bit extra EYFS training. I was originally only being given 2 hours one evening later in the year (in May if I remember correctly) officially entitled 'Meeting The Requirements Of EYFS'. I'm now signed up for 2 Saturday morning EYFS workshops in March/April. Does this sound like the sort of training you're all having? Not sure what to expect.
    My training has been cancelled due to lack of interest... they're hoping to put some new dates together I believe

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    I've got 2 days 9.30-4.30 must admit thought the lady who is doing it has done loads of my NVQ stuff and she can make paint drying sound good

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pauline View Post
    So it's what we are already doing then?

    Must admit that I've only recently read through the full framework but I just got the impression that most of the stuff is what we are doing now with a bit of tweaking here and there.
    You've hit the nail pretty much on the head Pauline... although the Principles into Practice will take some getting used to I think... especially how they link to implementing planning for every child... I've been working on planning this weekend and it's certainly more complicated than observations

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    That's righht Pauline that is what the trainer kept on saying: 'there is nothing there that you aren't already doing'. I think it is just a matter of using the new terminology that they use in the manual.

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    We were told the same thing.

    Same as what we are already doing so no need to panic about it.

    I've got the full day session soon, just list of dates, just have to book one

    Carol xx

 

 
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