E mailing policies and procedures

[LauraMidd]

Hi everyone.
I've previously printed off and handed out copies of all my policies and procedures to the parents, and they have signed and returned them all, and I have taken copies.
It's time to review them, and I'm thinking to save time, paper and sanity, I could either e mail them out and ask for written confirmation (by return e mail) that they've been read and agreed. Or I could post them on my website?
Is this satisfactory to ofsted?
I do all my communication, invoicing etc with parents by e mail at the current time.
Thanks in advance,
Laura

[Kiddleywinks]

Many childminders email policies and procedures - saves the rainforest , so as long as you have confirmation from parents that they have received, read and understood them, I can so no reason why that would be an issue for Ofsted

[tess1981]

I don't have to deal with ofsted so can't answer that bit but I email policies and procedures to parents as saves me a fortune on ink and paper

[LauraMidd]

Thanks, I think I will give it a go.
Laura

[moggy]

I don't print anything for parents (unless they have no printer)- policies, agreement forms, child details form, etc all go on the cloud and a link emailed to parents.