Does the inspector need to see....

[singlewiththree]

Your welcome book that you would give parents as I normally only ever print them out when I need them?


I'm going through Sarahs EYFS to do list.

[estrelas]

Hope not, cos I haven't got one :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

Seriously i don't need one do I??? I registered and all mine started straight away so never really got around to it:eek:

[Daftbat]

Yes, my inspector was pleased with the parent pack which i put together. I normally keep a pack ready to be able to give to a parent and then print a new one off when i have given that one out.

[estrelas]

Hmmmmmm prehaps i'll do one then :blush:

[madasahatter]

I keep a copy of my welcome booklet with my policies, so the ofsted inspector did look at it.


Seriously i don't need one do I???
You don't need to have a welcome booklet (or similar). there is no requirement to, so you will just need to be able to explain what information you give to parents about what you offer etc.

[estrelas]

So far the parents have come around, the kids played, while we chat, then i play with child while parents look around and glance at paperwork etc. Then they all signed

But your right i defo need to do one, i just got caught up in everything else.

Thanks for advice

[singlewiththree]

My poor poor printer.... will put it with the rest of the murdered tree. I'm expecting my variation request to trigger an inspection.