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    Do I need to put settling in visits on the attendance register?

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    I always do

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    Thanks, will do then. I have 2 brothers coming today for first settling in visit but mum is staying this time. Would you put that down too? x

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    I put their names down if they are left. If Mum stays I dont

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    Quote Originally Posted by HMT81 View Post
    Thanks, will do then. I have 2 brothers coming today for first settling in visit but mum is staying this time. Would you put that down too? x
    No, if a parent is with them the whole time I don't put it on the register, though I do make a note of them all having been. I just write at the bottom on the register "x & y, settling in session with z,mum" and the times they were here. I don't have a visitors book, so I just make a note at the bottom of the register.

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    I put them on and if their parent stays I put them too. I also then put them all down in the visitors book if the parent stays.

    If the parent doesn't stay I put it in my attendance record and even in my books just with 0.00 next to them if its free sessions.
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    Quote Originally Posted by singlewiththree View Post
    I put them on and if their parent stays I put them too. I also then put them all down in the visitors book if the parent stays.

    If the parent doesn't stay I put it in my attendance record and even in my books just with 0.00 next to them if its free sessions.
    You put parents on the attendance register??

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mouse View Post
    No, if a parent is with them the whole time I don't put it on the register, though I do make a note of them all having been. I just write at the bottom on the register "x & y, settling in session with z,mum" and the times they were here. I don't have a visitors book, so I just make a note at the bottom of the register.
    child and parents go on my visitors book, not my register. if they stay without parents, they have to come into my adult:child ratio and go in my register.

 

 

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