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    how do you calculate the floor space? do you calculate from the size of your room or from the acrual space around furniture? x

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    I was told usable furniture for childminding could be included in your floor space eg sofas and tables and chairs, but furniture which wasn't beneficial to children eg bookcases with adult books or DVDs couldn't be included, nor could kitchens, bathrooms or other unusable rooms.

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    Kitchens can be included. My friend does all her minding in her very large kitchen, Ofsted said I could but a baby to sleep in a travel cot in a kitchen! Not that I do. I know childminders, who put kids to sleep down the hallway on little travel beds!

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    You can find more information in this document in free resources -

    Space Requirements - EYFS 2012

    Hth

 

 

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