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    Hey Ladies,

    I am sorry I haven't been on in AGES! but have been busy working on my SQV-3

    I need a little question answered.

    How long are we meant to keep paperwork for, I mean things like contracts and incident/accident forms etc. Do we keep it for 21 years after the child leaves or is it up until the child's 21st birthday?

    Also where official will I find this information? Just because I need to reference where I got the information.

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    hi

    i think it's 21 years and XXX months (but can't remember how many ) from when the child leaves your setting.

    i would think you'd find some reference to that on the ofsted website

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    It says until the child is 21 in the Morton Michel policy booklet which you can access on their website

 

 

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