Check your results: Everything belongs in the Health and Safety Policy file except for those below: No. 2 - Safeguarding children this relates to child protection and because it is very – important it always has its own separate policy document ‘Safeguarding’ Equal opportunities - this usually has its own separate policy document, but it is part No. 16 - of every policy document found in the setting. No. 9 - Employing staff this is usually found in the policy document, – ‘Organisation’ however staff can only be employed if they have an up to date CRB check (look again at session 1) Behaviour Management has its own policy document that sets out what to do if a No. 6 - child is not behaving appropriately and if there is a risk of harm Planning play this is usually found in the policy document. No. 13 - – ‘Curriculum’ No. 20 - Communication with parents this usually in the with parents – ‘Partnership policy document Activity 4: welfare requirements Overview of the Welfare Requirements year’s settings are inspected by Ofsted who regularly inspect and check that the setting carries out the legal requirements and the welfare requirements. The ensure ‘requirements’ that all children are safe and receive a good standard of care. What are the current welfare requirements? The welfare requirements are set out in the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) which came into force in September 2008. Find the missing words. Welfare Guidance Requirement The provider must take the necessary to _______________ and promote the welfare of children. The provider must promote the good health of the children, take _______________ necessary steps to prevent the spread of infection, and take 1 and promoting appropriate action when they are ill. children’s welfare Children’s behaviour must be managed effectively and in a manner appropriate to their _______________ of development and particular individual needs.
Check your results: Everything belongs in the Health and Safety Policy file except for those below: No. 2 - Safeguarding children – this relates to child protection and because it is very important it always has its own separate ‘Safeguarding’ policy document No. 16 - Equal opportunities - this usually has its own separate policy document, but it is part of every policy document found in the setting. No. 9 - Employing staff – this is usually found in the ‘Organisation’ policy document, however staff can only be employed if they have an up to date CRB check (look again at session 1) No. 6 - Behaviour Management has its own policy document that sets out what to do if a child is not behaving appropriately and if there is a risk of harm No. 13 - Planning play – this is usually found in the ‘Curriculum’ policy document. No. 20 - Communication with parents – this usually in the ‘Partnership with parents policy document Activity 4: welfare requirements Overview of the Welfare Requirements year’s settings are inspected by Ofsted who regularly inspect and check that the setting carries out the legal requirements and the welfare requirements. The ‘requirements’ ensure that all children are safe and receive a good standard of care. What are the current welfare requirements? The welfare requirements are set out in the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) which came into force in September 2008. Find the missing words. Welfare Requirement Guidance 1 _______________ and promoting children’s welfare The provider must take the necessary to _______________ and promote the welfare of children. The provider must promote the good health of the children, take necessary steps to prevent the spread of infection, and take appropriate action when they are ill. Children’s behaviour must be managed effectively and in a manner appropriate to their _______________ of development and particular individual needs.
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