work work work

[Rubybubbles]

hehe, if anyone is kind enough not to let me be a thread killer then you know I have recently had my 2 full time children leave.

well I have now signed up 3 siblings (as previous post) and tomorrow have a lady coming for holiday care only A lady who I currently do a bit of ad hoc for has had an increase in hours and has been asked to teach in Sept (she's NVQ asssessor) so will need more hours once she knows whats happening

so OMGOMGOMG

I will have

1 all day thurs
3 before and after schools (all 4/5)
2 before and after school (over 8)

and where the extra 2 are term time only, I will be having the holiday only child (if she signs )

so I will have 9-3 mon,tues, weds and fri to MYSELF don;t get me wrong I miss not having the younger children and if I had enquires for them I would have, but only been getting calls for older children

this works out fab and come sept wait for it I only have to plan for eyfs for 1 child

[PixiePetal]

Only 1 in the EYFS, heaven as far as paperwork goes

I will have 2 leaving for school, so will be down to 4 unless I take on others

[Chatterbox Childcare]

This sounds like a great week - love the sound of time of for just you.

[Rubybubbles]

This sounds like a great week - love the sound of time of for just you.

I know haha without having to do loads of eyfs heehee! already I am uptodate with my accounts (first time ever) and the house doesn't look like a wirlwind has blown through

[Allie]

I believe you still have to do some eyfs for a child in school until the end of reception year, having two children going this sept I asked my Ofsted inspector and she said obviously the amount you do would be a lot less as the child get most of it at school but you still have to keep going to a limited degree

Allie

[Rubybubbles]

I believe you still have to do some eyfs for a child in school until the end of reception year, having two children going this sept I asked my Ofsted inspector and she said obviously the amount you do would be a lot less as the child get most of it at school but you still have to keep going to a limited degree

Allie

I did put come Sept I would only have one to plan for eyfs for hehe the 4 yr old turns 5 in Aug

[PixiePetal]

I believe you still have to do some eyfs for a child in school until the end of reception year, having two children going this sept I asked my Ofsted inspector and she said obviously the amount you do would be a lot less as the child get most of it at school but you still have to keep going to a limited degree

Allie

My 2 will be finishing with me for good, no after schools or holidays.

[nell57]

Thats good news, really pleased for you

[sue]

Well done

[Demonjill]

Fab well done

[miffy]

Well done Rubes!

Pleased it's working out for you

Miffy xx

[angeldelight]

Well done Emma

Great news

Angel xx

[emler]

That's great - well done you

[Rubybubbles]

thanks guys

The lady that came today signed

Over the moon

[angeldelight]

thanks guys

The lady that came today signed

Over the moon

Thats great news

Well done Emma

Angel xx

[fionamal]

Thats fantastic news Emma