I am reviewing a couple of contracts soon and I know 2 of them will not change and parents dont really want me to renew the contract as no change but would be willing to sign a permission form to say no changes and next review...next time.
1) So is it possible to not renew and just attach a signed form to contract etc?
ALso what sort of thing would I need to put on this form?
2)1parent has moved again dont need to renew contract but jsut to change the address can this be a form or a complete new contract?
thanks
rickysmiths
14-02-2011, 09:01 AM
I am reviewing a couple of contracts soon and I know 2 of them will not change and parents dont really want me to renew the contract as no change but would be willing to sign a permission form to say no changes and next review...next time.
1) So is it possible to not renew and just attach a signed form to contract etc?
ALso what sort of thing would I need to put on this form?
2)1parent has moved again dont need to renew contract but jsut to change the address can this be a form or a complete new contract?
thanks
I would always do a new contract for a change of address. If nothing else has change then you can fill it all in and all the parent has to do is sign 3 pages (if you use NCMA ones)
The NCMA contracts have a space on page three where you can record a Contract Reveiw and then you and the parents sign and date that a review has been done. It is good practice to do these regularly. I do one after the first 6mths of a new contract so it confirms the parents are still happy with the contract and then every year unless a change needs to be made.
I must confess if hours, address etc are changed I always do a new contract for the sake of clarity. I don't feel happy about bits of paper being attached as they can get lost.
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I would always do a new contract for a change of address. If nothing else has change then you can fill it all in and all the parent has to do is sign 3 pages (if you use NCMA ones)
The NCMA contracts have a space on page three where you can record a Contract Reveiw and then you and the parents sign and date that a review has been done. It is good practice to do these regularly. I do one after the first 6mths of a new contract so it confirms the parents are still happy with the contract and then every year unless a change needs to be made.
I must confess if hours, address etc are changed I always do a new contract for the sake of clarity. I don't feel happy about bits of paper being attached as they can get lost.
Thank you
my ncma ones are 4 pages {bilingual} :panic:
will do that
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