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    Hi,
    i am due my first ofsted visit any time now (just waiting for phone call to arrange it). I am SO nervous! Has anyone got any tips that might help me get through it? anything i can do to be completly prepared? how long do they usually stay?

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    Relax and play with the children - the inspector will want to see how you interact with them and educate them.

    Just put your files on the table and then carry on as normal you'll be fine!

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    Be very careful to ensure you have starting points and initial observations in place. A friend of mine has just fallen down badly with her first inspection on this, despite the fact the child has only been with her a couple of weeks and apparently its something they are very hot on at the minute.

    Good luck x

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    Thank you!

    Hopefully it will go well :.)

 

 

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