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| The BBUFA Crèche | ||
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The BBUFA crèche team have over 7 years experience in delivering crèches in and around the Rother area, with a large proportion of our crèches being delivered specifically for Rother Children’s Centres to support the needs of local parents. In addition we work with external companies who require crèche provision to enable parents to access their services. If this is the first time that you have thought about using a crèche...don’t worry, we have a qualified and experienced early years team who will look after your child and ensure that they receive the best possible care and play opportunities. When you first start using the crèche we will fully discuss with you your child’s needs and agree how best to support your child to settle within the crèche. This helps to ensure that both you and your child have a positive experience when using our service. At the start of each crèche there is documentation that needs to be completed to make sure that we have all the information that we need to care for your child. If you have any questions or concerns about the paperwork required please contact us so that we may help. Crèche admission form and Crèche emergency contact form All our BBUFA crèches follow Ofsted guidelines and adhere to the Welfare Standards for the Early Years Foundation Stage and each crèche session is planned in line with the Practice Guidance for the Early Years Foundation Stage to ensure that your child has a positive play experience with us. Using our knowledge and experience we tailor each crèche to the ages and individual needs of the children within each session. We recognise that when parents and children use a crèche for the first time it can be a daunting prospect. We work closely with all parents and carers to ensure that this process is as easy as possible. We will fully discuss with you your child’s individual needs and agree how to best support your child to settle within the crèche. This helps to ensure that both you and your child have a positive experience when using our service. We allow ample time at the start of each crèche to enable you to support your child in settling in and becoming familiar with the crèche room and team before you need to depart for your course/activity. Each time you visit the crèche you will have to sign your child in and out so that children are kept safe at all times. Crèche team members are easily identified as they wear the BBUFA uniform and have identity badges. All our staff are fully vetted, CRB check and insured. All key staff also hold a current first aid certificate. At the end of each session your child’s key worker will feedback to you and you will be given a written summary of the care and activities your child has undertaken, this also enables us to plan effectively for your child’s next visit. There are some infectious diseases that may result in your child not being able to access the crèche provision. Details of these can be found in our Health and Infectious Diseases Policy Please note that this policy states that children who have had diarrhoea and vomiting in the last 24 hours are not able to be accepted in the crèche until at least 48 hours after the last case of illness. Policies that support our practice within the crèche include: (These files require the free Acrobat Reader available from Adobe to view them.)
Pol 1 Child Protection
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