Cleaning Schedules??

[maisiemog]

Hi,

I'm spending the morning working on all my paperwork today. I've got quite a good list of things I need to include thanks to all the info on here. My question in about cleaning schedules. Do I need to include all the everyday cleaning that I'm going to be doing anyway such as hoovering and wiping work surfaces or is it the big jobs like the fridge and pulling sofas out that I need to include??

I'm finding it quite hard to actually write a schedule for the cleaning as I tend to just do what needs doing when it needs doing at the moment. I work my way from messiest to cleanest room. As you can probably tell I'm not the most organised person so I think I'm in for a difficult few months when I first start minding!

[singlewiththree]

I don't have one but am considering more of an rota for cleaning the dressing up clothes, sorting out the toy boxes that sort of thing. You could list the daily stuff but I'm not going to as like you I do what needs doing as it needs doing.

[mama2three]

I havent got one either. I do what needs doing when it needs doing and Ive got time. Its taking me all my time to get on top of necc. paperwork without making more for myself. Risk assessments cover whether things / places are safe , clean etc so thats enough i hope! Maybe someone more experienced may say otherwise though!

[atmkids]

I don't feel the need to have a cleaning schedule Remember that you don't need to do everything that's mentioned on here as we are all different and need to do what works best for us

[gemhei]

I have one on my fridge with tick boxes (i think i got it from sarahs website then changed it to fit in with my house) ofsted loved that when they came and said it was a good way of not forgetting and parents know youve been keeping things clean. Im so forgetful im always thinking when did i last pull the fridge out? Did i clean the cooker wednesday or friday? so its really handy for me!

[Goatgirl]

I personally don't have a cleaning schedule, just a policy which includes hygiene issues: food preparation, nappy changing etc And a safeguarding policy which includes checking for broken toys etc. dirty ones are put aside to be sorted as and when they 'occur' .
More than this I think could backfire and wouldn't want to provide an opportunity, for instance, so that say someone gives notice for personal reasons but uses the fact that I didn't get to the hoovering last tuesday as a valid reason not to pay notice... maybe I'm getting suspicious in my old age

bws,
Wendy

[miss mopple]

I dont have one but my 2yr old mindee has just gone looking for a stray marble in the kitchen (we've been marble rolling spiders webs) and come back and told me in no uncertain terms how its all dirty under my washing machine and I have to pull it out and clean it so perhaps I should write one