BuggsieMoo
01-09-2011, 07:54 PM
Im awaiting a visit from Ofsted when the school go back and it will be for an unfounded claim - let me explain.
There is someone who has had it in for me for a while and has made a few false allegations against me to various bodies (some people clearly have far too much time on their hands and no lifes of their own). However, the relevant people they were speaking too finally got clever to what they were doing and I have notes on my files.
However, my concern is when the kids go back, I am going to look like I am over my numbers when I do school runs - even though I am not and I know full well that this person will report I am over numbers instead of approaching me,
I am allowed 4 children between the ages of birth and 8 (2 x birth to 5 years and 2 x 5-8 years or all this age IYSWIM). Plus over 8's up to 12 children in total as per my insurance. I have 6 mindees.
On some days I will have a total of 10 children with me. 4 of my own and 6 mindees aged as follows:
Aged 9 - my own (not in numbers)
Aged 8 - my own (not in numbers)
Aged 6 - my own
Aged 4 - my own
Aged 4 - Mindee (Birth - 5 years)
Ages 18 months - Mindee (Birth - 5 years)
Aged 5 (nearly 6) - Mindee 5-8 years)
Aged 8 - Mindee (not in numbers)
Aged 9 - Mindee (not in numbers)
Aged 6 (nearly 7) - Mindee (5-8 years)
As the above shows, I am well within my numbers - but I am fully booked.
My concern is how do I, if at all prepare myself for this concern that will be raised. Such as can I prewarn Ofsted that I expect it to happen.
I have no issue with them turning up or it prompting an inspection, even though I am not due one - could just do without the hassle to be fair.
Any advice is greatly appreciated.
Lisa x
There is someone who has had it in for me for a while and has made a few false allegations against me to various bodies (some people clearly have far too much time on their hands and no lifes of their own). However, the relevant people they were speaking too finally got clever to what they were doing and I have notes on my files.
However, my concern is when the kids go back, I am going to look like I am over my numbers when I do school runs - even though I am not and I know full well that this person will report I am over numbers instead of approaching me,
I am allowed 4 children between the ages of birth and 8 (2 x birth to 5 years and 2 x 5-8 years or all this age IYSWIM). Plus over 8's up to 12 children in total as per my insurance. I have 6 mindees.
On some days I will have a total of 10 children with me. 4 of my own and 6 mindees aged as follows:
Aged 9 - my own (not in numbers)
Aged 8 - my own (not in numbers)
Aged 6 - my own
Aged 4 - my own
Aged 4 - Mindee (Birth - 5 years)
Ages 18 months - Mindee (Birth - 5 years)
Aged 5 (nearly 6) - Mindee 5-8 years)
Aged 8 - Mindee (not in numbers)
Aged 9 - Mindee (not in numbers)
Aged 6 (nearly 7) - Mindee (5-8 years)
As the above shows, I am well within my numbers - but I am fully booked.
My concern is how do I, if at all prepare myself for this concern that will be raised. Such as can I prewarn Ofsted that I expect it to happen.
I have no issue with them turning up or it prompting an inspection, even though I am not due one - could just do without the hassle to be fair.
Any advice is greatly appreciated.
Lisa x