The two year old I look after has had their two year check with the health visitor many months ago as now nearly 3! Do I still need to complete check? Thanks
The two year old I look after has had their two year check with the health visitor many months ago as now nearly 3! Do I still need to complete check? Thanks
They usually phone you, unless every thing is ok they dont need to see you or your child unless concern about childs speech or growth, hope this helps x
Jas Bedi
I still think we have to do one for our part of the lo's development journey.
Cath
Yes you do still have to complete it - you just don't have to worry about getting it to the HV. I am in the same boat and my mindee is 3 in 3 weeks and I have just completed his and am waiting for a meeting with the parents to finish it off.
HTH
you dont need to do one if they have already had their two year old check, might be worth doing one for parents
Sorry Tammy, but I dont think you are right.
All child carers have to do the 2 year progress check, it is not optional. It is suggested that it is done in time for their check, but it does not need to be.
See this
"Practitioners should agree with parents when is the best time to provide the summary. Where possible, early years settings should consider carrying out the progress check in time for parents to share it with the health visitor at the two year old health and development review" from
and this
"The Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) requires that parents and carers must be supplied with a short written summary of their child‟s development in the three prime learning and development areas of the EYFS: Personal, Social and Emotional Development; Physical Development; and Communication and Language; when the child is aged between 24-36 months"
from http://media.education.gov.uk/assets...0materials.pdf
If a child has had their HV check, we still have to do our one.
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