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    unusal question? My partner got A Offsted meed form though. She not going to be a childminder or even look after children she just my partner and we live together 26 years know . She suffer from learning difficulties she got borderline personality disorder. So I do not know how Offsted will look at this. She never violent or world never do anything to a child. Any ideas Please

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    I registered 8 years ago and my husband just had to complete CRB form, didn't have to do a medical form for him - I would ring Ofsted and double check they understand it is you registering and not her - unless anyone who has registered more recently can confirm that the form is correct and she does have to complete. Hope you get it all sorted out soon.

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    I have never heard of partner needing med form- I'd check with Ofsted as they may have made a mistake there.

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    I think I would ring them to make sure its right. After all how would they know she has a borderline personality disorder if she isnt the one applying to be a CM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by moggy View Post
    I have never heard of partner needing med form- I'd check with Ofsted as they may have made a mistake there.
    ofsted make a mistake???? surely not!x

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    Thanks all I called them because of her BPD she needs to be checked by ofsted so she needs her own med check. I was told that it might restrict the age of children or I might not be able to look after children depending on what they get back

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kevin1964 View Post
    unusal question? My partner got A Offsted meed form though. She not going to be a childminder or even look after children she just my partner and we live together 26 years know . She suffer from learning difficulties she got borderline personality disorder. So I do not know how Offsted will look at this. She never violent or world never do anything to a child. Any ideas Please
    Did you put anywhere on your application forms this information. If yes they could just be checking she is a fit person to be around children.
    When someone tells you nothing is impossible, tell them to go slam a revolving door

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    Sorry kevin your post hadn't appeared on my phone before I replied :-)
    When someone tells you nothing is impossible, tell them to go slam a revolving door

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    Yes I agree it would just be normal procedure if you had explained to them

    They will just want to be reassured everything is ok

    I'm sure everything will be fine

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    thanks all I can not remmber puting anything on the form I not sent my med form yet as it still at my Docs

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    It is likely to slow your registration down quite a lot especially if they want your wife to see their own doctors to clarify things (which you should expect as it's fairly routine).

    I suggest you get your documents done and sent in as quickly as possible.

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