Totally confused about the ratios now. I have my own two children who are 4 and 7, a 5 year old, a 10 year old and a 13 year old. Can I take on a 3 year old and her 4 year old brother?????? This is after school for a 2 hours.
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Totally confused about the ratios now. I have my own two children who are 4 and 7, a 5 year old, a 10 year old and a 13 year old. Can I take on a 3 year old and her 4 year old brother?????? This is after school for a 2 hours.
So your children areQuote:
Originally Posted by Starr870
4
7
You mind
5
10
13
The 10 year old and the 13 year old do not come into your numbers. Your ratios for Ofsted purposes will be you are allowed an additional 2 under 5 and 2 over 5 bringing your total up to 3 under 5 and 3 over 5.
Therefore you have at present in the following age brackets
Birth-5
4
5-8 years
5
7
This means you have 2 spaces Birth - 5 years and 1 space 5-8 years meaning you can take on these 2 but you would be full birth-5 years until one is in full time education but not yet 5 then they would be classed as rising 5's and move into the 5-8 years bracket.
Hope that makes sense.
Would agree with Swan Lake's synopsis.
Sam x
I think thats right. It's so confusing now