Originally Posted by
katrickey
Paperwork is key to many ofsted inspectors so I would get some basic planning in place. It could be monthly to save yourself too much work. You don't have to stick to planning completely as going with the children's interests last minute is more important in my eyes but just something there to show evidence of planning would be good. It could even be as simple as a brainstorm of planning ideas for the month with the area/s of the eyfs they support
The op has posted this in CSSIW so they have different procedures and paperwork to us in England.
Bumping for you so one of our lovely Welsh members can come and help
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