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    Does anyone have a definitive list or any suggestions as to what each child should have in terms of paperwork?
    Apart from risk assessments, policies etc. for the setting, each child has a file including:
    assessments,
    observations
    initial assessments.
    contract
    emergency numbers
    parental resposibility form
    form to say parent has received policies inluding safeguarding.
    parental questionaaire
    medication forms
    accident / incident forms.

    Any further suggestions for my paperwork mountain?!!

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    permissions forms

    attendance register

    details of other settings attended and permission to share information with them

    Miffy xx
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    All about me or similar document

    Quite a few childminders do risk assessments for each child (as well as general ones for the group).

    Hth

 

 

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