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ofsted reg visit looming + xmas decs...advice needed!
Ok next week i have my ofsted registration visit which is scary enough.
Well im.looking for advice. The first of.dec every.year we put our decorations up.with our children and our tree. have i gotta leave it all or do.i.put them up and risk assess as its.my home...i dont know
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If in your situation I would not put up 'christmas' till after your inspection. I had mine on the 8th Dec, and waited until after to put up.
I do have a simple risk assesment for decorations including outside, and thinking about overloaded plugs and hanging down leads and wiring , hoovering up needles, etc.
kirstie
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Get your tree up and risk assess it.
What about they were not coming till the 20th would you leave it then?
remember you are a home enviroment I bet you most of the children you look after will have trees at home
When someone tells you nothing is impossible, tell them to go slam a revolving door
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i agree with the other people, i would put mine up to.
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I had my inspection dec 15th 2010 and I think it worked in my favour that I had my xmas tree up. I had done a risk assesment on it but I had also done some ra activities with the children and she loved them! I have a child ra sheet. The sections on it are... what are we doing? what do we need? what might go wrong/hurt us? what can we do? I had done this with the xmas tree, lights, ice in the week previous to my inspection. We had also made up some rules based on this and had displayed them - I cut out a xmas tree shape and then they stuck baubles on it with rules on. Rules being -look but don't touch, stay this side of the toy box (the tree is behind), if things fall off tell sam. Simple and pleasing on the eye.
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