Training
My training log is:
Event Title
City & Guild Care and Dementia
Nighstop training (SASH)
Introduction to the General Data Protection Regulation
Date of training
5 weeks finishing on 21/02/2019
14th April 2018
7th November 2017
7th November 2017
19/10/2017
12/10/2017
7 th November 2017
02/06/2017
17/6/2017
4th February 2017
25/6/2016
13/03/2015
and 20/03/2015
08/12/2014
23/09/2014
01/03/2014
18/10/2013
Saturday 14th Sept 2013
2nd & 16th Feb 2013
21/07/2012
24th June 2012
What I have done or changed as a result of this training?
Understanding Behavioural expression, nutrition, capturing Life's journey, client safety and unmet needs
I started offering emergency overnight accommodation to young people who’s just been made homeless.
Providing an evening meal, a bed for the night and breakfast the next morning(all the young people referred to me are police-checked and fully risk-assessed).
Review of my Data Protection & procedures
Review Privacy Policies & Notices
lawful basis for processing personal data in your privacy notice
Have Information Security Policy
Subject Access Request Procedure
will need to:
1. explain to people your legal basis for processing their data
2. explain how long you intend to keep data
3. tell people they have a right of complaint to the ICO
Question 1:
Which of these statements about The Convention is correct?
b) The UK government signed up to it and made it part of domestic law
c) The UK government signed up to it, but it is not part of domestic law
When was The European Convention on Human Rights drafted?
b) After the Second World War
The estimated number of children trafficked in the UK rose between 2012 and 2013.
a) True, there was a 22% increase
Out of the 54 articles in The Convention, how many are particularly relevant to those working in early years settings?
b) 12
When deciding where children should live, local authorities and courts should…
b) only intervene if the child is at risk of significant harm
Article 14 states that…
a) children have the right to choose their own religion and beliefs
Ofsted guidance indicates that early years providers may sometimes use corporal punishment.
b) False, corporal punishment must not be used in early years settings
How many fundamental rights and freedoms are protected under the Human Rights Act?
c) 15
What is the name of the statutory guidance that safeguards and promotes children’s welfare?
b) Working together to safeguard children 2015
Ofsted inspection of safeguarding in early years settings is likely to focus on…
d) all of the above
Understanding children’s rights
This programme will provide a thorough insight into children’s rights, covering the essential facts to help you understand the legislation designed to protect human rights, in particular the rights of children. This programme has been written with experts at the Pre-school Learning Alliance, a leading educational charity specialising in the early years
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Community of Practice network meeting
Prevent e-learning training course
Managing behaviour
Introduction to Safeguarding Children V4.3
Information updates about Early Education and Childcare; Ofsted; Safeguarding; Funding; New Government Policies and Training. Opportunity to:
- learn about recent national changes in statutory requirements and new legislation.
- gain information about North Yorkshire policies and procedures, eg safeguarding and funding.
Ruth Mason
- Sufficiency and 30 Hours extended entitlement update – Alana Miles
-Finance update – Sally Dunn
- Managing Behaviour by Supporting Children’s Emotional Needs – Clare Leonard
- Early Home Learning Helen Smith
- Totally Maths resources
- Overview of Health and Safety – Accident Prevention
Supported lodgings training (SASH)
Information updates about Early Education and Childcare; Ofsted; Safeguarding; Funding; New Government Policies and Training. Opportunity to:
- learn about recent national changes in statutory requirements and new legislation.
- hear news from Ofsted affecting childminders and recent inspections.
- gain information about North Yorkshire policies and procedures, eg safeguarding and funding.
- learn from training on a current key issue
Supporting Children's emotional development
Closing the Gap
ECAT (Every Child A Talker) for Childminders
Childminder Conference and Reflective Practice - Working with babies, toddlers and 2 year olds
SEND and the Local Offer, Makaton...
Planing for individual Learning
Communication in the Early Years by Carol-ann Howe
Dyslexia Friendly Home environment & Paired Reading
Making the most of outdoor - Forest school practice, mud kitchen play
Supporting Boys' learning - Promoting Creativity and critical Thinking with Children
Working with parents to support children’s language and communication - Home Learning Environment Training
CYPS: Planning to Meet Young Children’s Needs
Basic Awareness In Child Protection
Transient Art
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This one hour introductory training provides a foundation on which to develop further knowledge around the risks of radicalisation and the kinds of support available to those at risk.=> Certificate below.
https://www.elearning.prevent.homeoffice.gov.uk
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Update policies
Ask who is my designated Safeguarding officer? Sarah Atkins Team leader Family outreach worker
Consider the 30 Hours founding and how to finance them. (Review of Parental Agreement: classes, food,
Health & Safety: we are not allowed to have the plug sockets anymore; I removed them all and will keep them in a
box until the law changes again.
If you want to give me flowers
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🌺 please read the label to make sure they are not poisonous as kids could get to them.
From Septembre I will offer the Funded Childcare for 2 and 3 years old again as some of the funding issues have been
sorted as we can bill for extra but we will have to pay for all training now (before we used to get free lunch at free training)
I learned a bit about Sensory Processing Differences.
I learned about managing Behaviour by supporting Children Emotional Needs (Yoga peers massage, Mindfulness for children,
sitting still like a frog, personalised strategies, Individual Behaviour Plans with use of Portage).
I got a DVD to learn and teach sign language and maths to 3 years old.
After the training I spoke to the parent of the children in my care about my project to help an unaccompanied Asylum Seeking Children (Uasc) and was held back by the prejudice some of them had "If you welcome Asylum Seeking Children I will remove my child from your care". Therefore I started offering a stable home environment to an uasc in September 2018 over a year after my training.
The young person is a lodger in my home, pays rent and a contribution towards bills. I act as mentors to help the young person acquire the knowledge and skills he needs to become independent.
Regular meetings and training sessions ensure the placement is going well and that the young person is moving towards their goal of living independently.
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Updated my policies
Understanding the different schemas enables me to focus on individual interests and preferred ways of learning.
Providing open-ended resources that can be used in a wide variety of ways
Implemented a strategy with Fabienne to help the children who have been identified.
I have set up a Visual Diary and I am implemented with Fabienne the ECAT 12 "Top Tip for Talking".
I can assess if a child needs help and where to get help if needed.
I am providing few more interesting resources and ways to use the resources.
I am encouraging the children to do different physical activities linking to brain development.
I have changed the way I plan activities.
I have read further about Dyslexia
I have done the forest school activities at home with willow tree as showed at the training and I have set up a mud kitchen in my garden.
I have prepared story sacks with French books that I give to parent to use at home and bring back to me.
I have changed the way I do written observation
I have updated my child Protection Policy
Early Support training May 2012
2 years funding April 2012
Paediatrics 1st Aid 29th January 2012
PTLL Jan 2011
CACHE Level 3 Certificate in Childminding Practice October 2006
Delivering the EYFS Sat 6th Sept 08
Developing the EYFS Workshop, Welfare requirement 21st Feb 2008
EYFS Information and Support session (2) 21st February 08
EYFS information and support session 2, Christchurch 1st Dec 2007
Early Years First Aid, by St John Ambulance 15th Nov 2007
EYFS information and support session 1, Christchurch 6th October 2007
Developing the Early Years Foundation Stage Workshop
EYFS Learning, Development and Care 10 March 2007
CIEH Food Hygiene Certificate 12 June 2007
Outcome Four: Making a Positive Contribution 12 May 2007
Getting ready for Ofsted – by NCMA 12 May 2007
Outdoor Play Caterpillars & Children by NCMA 12 May 2007
Network & Link Childminder Day 20 May 2006
Working With Boys 16 March 2006
Introductory Training for NY Network Childminder (Children Come First) 14 January 2006
Birth to Three – Planning Workshop 11 January 2006
NY Network Childminders (Children Come First) 2 day Course 12th Dec 2005
(ECP) Extending Childminding Practice 19 November 2005
(DCP) Developing Childminding Practice 12 Dec 2005
Storytelling 11 May 2005
Movement Based Learning 15 Sept 2005
ICP – Introducing Childminding Practice 16 February 05
German for Business June 1998
Grade A Course of Czech for Foreigner Level 4 June 1996D