Before first inspection

[yadrall]

Somebody can give me a list with workpapiers which I need have before first inspection? Becouse now I lost myself...
I know that I creative polices but what about standards workpapers like contracts, attendance page, medicine/car use permitions etc?
What about risk assesment, planners?
Something else?
Thank you

[SaijaM]

Hi there,

I would go through the EYFS statutory framework booklet and tick off what needs to be done regards to paperwork

It's a lot, but once in place I guess things will get easier.. Have you had your pre-reg visit? Or this is the one you're talking about?

they will also be able to give lots of advice on what's required.. but it's good to be ready when they come

xx Saija

[FussyElmo]

Bromley is always good for polices

http://www.bromleycma.org.uk/

Just remember to adapt the ones you need to your setting

[yadrall]

Thank you
I have EYFS framework and I know what workpapiers I have to fill but which one I need before first Ofsted visit (visit before certificated). And wich I have to tape myself but wich I can print or buy? I think that I can use ready contract or attendet list but I need preper my own polices.
But what about risk assesment? Other workpapiers?

[FussyElmo]

If you are going to be a member of the NCMA then if you dont use their paperwork you will not be covered in any legal help - I think MM are more flexible in this.

Is there a start up grant in your area I know when I first started I got contract etc free might be worth you looking into. I dont think I had any contracts etc when Ofsted did their pre reg.

Rsik Assesment policies I wouldn't recommend buying as they should be geared to your setting. Try searching what you need on the forum there has been lots of threads and ideas

[miffy]

If this is your pre-reg visit then don't worry too much - the inspector is there to help and advise you.

Good luck, hope it goes well

Miffy xx

[mama2three]

before my prereg visit I had minimal paperwork - I had done a full house / garden risk assessment , and had done one or two policies ( safeguarding / complaints ) to check with the inspector if I was on the right track. The only other advice is to go through the preparing for your inspection booklet , and use your eyfs statutory framework booklet to help ...
Good Luck x