As a parent you may wish to know the legal issues surrounding your child/childrens rights when taking them to a home-based childcarer. Legislation is the laws of the country that define rules and regulations passed by Acts of Parliament. There are numerous laws relating to children and young people in the UK including the Education Act (1981) “Secretary of state required to publish a code of pract

After reviewing the legislation appertaining to children, and whilst all is relevant to a point, choose and complete the table below with the legislation you think is the most relevant to home-based childcare Legislation | Why is it relevant to Home-based childcare | Children Act (1989) | Children’s rights were first acknowledge for the first time in the UK to protect suffering children or c

Assessment Task 1 – Vicky Andrews Children Act (2004) This Act identifies five outcomes for all children. Every child has the right to: Be healthy Stay safe Enjoy and achieve Make a positive contribution Achieve economic well-being The Act requires for all children to be treated as individuals and to recognise that they are all are different. No two children are the same and so there

As Parents I would like you to provide you with the following up-to-date legislation impacting on home-based childcare to ensure that your children are provided with the best care possible whilst with me. The two most important pieces of legislation covering home-based childcare are the Children Act (2004) and the Childminding and Daycare (wales) Regulations (2010). The Children Act (2004) Arose

CYPOP5 TASK 1 1.1- Outline the current legislation covering home based childcare and the role of regulatory bodies. Children Act 1989 Children Act 2004 Childcare Act 2006 The Children Act was first introduced in 1989. The law acknowledged that all children had rights, it stated: “The needs of the child are paramount”. In 2004 the revised Children Act was written after the abus

CYPOP5 TASK 5 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, 2.5 As a childminder my aim is to provide a safe environment. In my home I provide: Age related toys to avoid choking etc and those are not broken or have sharp edges. Stair gates on doors Smoke alarms fitted on each floor that are checked regularly First aid kit Radiator guards Plug socket covers I do risk assessments every morning in my home and garde

Typical behaviours exhibited by children linked to their stage of development and events in their lives. Behaviour and how and why behaviour can be linked to stage of development or key events in life Baby picks up a toy and strikes another child with it. - Babies do not have any concept of the feeling of others and would not recognise that their actions could hurt someone. A toddler throws a

SAFE SUPERVISION IN THE HOME BASED SETTING AND OFF SITE In accordance with Early Years Foundation Statutory Guidance, it is your responsibility as a registered child minder that any child in your care is keep safe and secure, in the setting and off site. Ensuring all areas accessible to children are safe and free from hazards, At all times, maintaining sufficient staff to effectively super

AA100 THE ARTS – PAST AND PRESENT TMA: 03 QUESTION TITLE How does the newspaper review help us to understand Callas’s reputation as a diva' A Diva is a female operatic star. Callas fits on this definition because of her talented natural voice. Cassidy wrote a review article about Maria Meneghini Callas on her singing and acting performance at the Metropolitan Opera House, New York on 3

Unit 076 Outcome 4 4.1 On accepting any child into our setting we have a settling in policy where we meet the parents/carers preferably with the child in a familiar setting such as home or play area so the child feels safe and secure on initial meeting at this point we go through policy and some procedures with the parent/carer to make them aware of what will happen in a given situation also we

Effects of Transitions Starting School Children moving from nursery to primary school may become shy and withdraw as they may not know anyone at their new school, they may also feel isolated or they may enjoy making new friends. Sometimes the Childs behaviour may change, they may start showing unwanted behaviour, or they may become upset. We can support them by sitting them in smaller groups a

SHC 31; Promote communication in health, social care or children’s and young people’s settings 1.1 Identify the different reasons people communicate There are many reasons why people communicate. These include; 1) To build relationships. Good communication is needed to build positive relationships. This is especially important when a new child, practitioner or parent joins the se

Cyrus II of Persia Cyrus II of Persia, also known as Cyrus the Great, was the illiterate founder of the expansionist Persian empire under the Achaemenid dynasty. Cyrus the Great created the greatest empire history had ever seen. There are few ancient sources who refer to him apart from Herodotus who saw him as an ingenious and ideal king. The key events of his life were summed up by Xenophon wh

CZECHOSLOVAKIAN EXPERIENCE OF NATIONAL IDENTITY The end of Cold War brought into World agenda two political events: first, drastic changes at national frontiers in Eastern Europe and Central Asia including the creation of new states, and secondly the replacement of official ideologies with more liberal capitalist ones, leading to a transformation in reallocation and ownership of economic resou

The effects of terrorism and war on the global economy. Does terrorism effect the global economy' How' Yes terrorism does effect the global economy. Terrorism is a real threat to all nations around the world. There is not one place on this planet where there are people that agree 100% of the time, there are always going to be conflicting ideas. Some of differences in beliefs, like religion,

TMA 4 Compare and contrast the approaches of Cohen and Hall et al. to the role of the media in relation to social disorder. How do we define social order' Philosopher Charles Taylor (2004, P58) ‘the human capacity to imagine order is at the foundation of society itself’. Social order is how we all live, work, and socially interact with one another in day to day live within society. We a

Question Part (a) Summarise what the information in Table 1 tells us about (a) how the water quality of estuaries in the United Kingdom has changed from 1980 to 2005; and (b) how the water quality of estuaries varies across the constituent parts of the UK. a) In England and Wales the amount the water area of river estuary classed as ‘Good’ has risen from 1,870km² in 1980 to 2,038km² in 2005. Th

D2: Justify Ways Of Overcoming The Difficulties That May Arise When Implementing Anti-Discriminatory Practice In Health And Social Care Settings. Promoting Equality Anti-discriminatory practice is promoted by treating all the children fairly, regardless of their race, gender, religion or way of living. It is important that children are not treated the same, but they are treated with dignity a

What can we, the public, learn about crime by critically considering the official statistics in the British Crime Survey and Police Recorded Crime' To begin with I will explain what both lots of information provides us with. Firstly the British Crime Survey is a study which is undertaken on behalf of the Home Office. The survey is given out to people aged 16 and over and whom live in England

英语新课程改革与实践 云南师范大学 外语学院 07级D班 张艳丽 大学英语专业学习动机调查分析及对策 摘 要：学习动机是推动学生进行学习活动的内在原因，是推动、激励、指引学生学习的强大的内部动力。本文通过问卷调查的方式，研究了大学英语学习的动机状况，分析了产生这些动机的原因，并在此基础上提出了相应的对策,以期为改进大学英语教学提供一些借鉴。 关键词：学习动机 调查 大学英语专业 1．引言 长期以来，外语教学主要强调要有好的教师、好的教材及好的教学方法，却忽略了学生方面因素的研

Supply Chain Management Assignment # 2 Dabbawala Supply Chain Network Submitted By Waqar Ahmed (CM 31/2009) Submitted to Mr. Hanif Ajari   Dabbawala Supply Chain Network Introduction Mumbai Dabbawala or tiffinwala are the ones who carry lunch boxes. They are known for collecting lunch boxes from homes and delivering them to offices across Mumbai. The typical Mumbai residents prefer h

ntroduction Daddy-Long-Legs describes a growing up experience of an orphan, Judy, in the first person point of view and the form of letter writing. Although the heroine in Daddy-Long-Legs grows up in an asylum (the place which is mentioned in the novel), she still keeps a childish, kind and optimistic heart. Judy is optimistic with an inflexible will, tough character, struggling for the better

When Plath first tried to commit suicide, people thwarted her attempt as “they pulled out of the sack.” She was then “stuck together with glue,” which brings to mind an image of a vase which has cracks but was simply glued together. Although the cracks can no longer be seen, the vase is made weaker by it. Afterwards, Plath resolved to recreate her father in another man, making a “model” of him. “M

hwUS Statistics In the year 2000, there were 76.6 million students enrolled in schools from kindergarten through graduate schools. Of these, 72 percent aged 12 to 17 were judged academically "on track" for their age (enrolled in school at or above grade level). Of those enrolled in compulsory education, 5.2 million (10.4 percent) were attending private schools. Among the country's adult popul

Title: Spirited Away Director: Hayao Miyazaki Medium: Animated Film Key Ideas of Belonging: Entering the Spirit world as a human is a harsh transition which Chihiro is forced to experience. Her switch from a normal ideal world under the care of her parents to a Spirit world in which humans are not welcomed entails her experience with exclusion from a society. Due to humans being spotted easily

Care Skills: D20163 Daily Care of a Client with MRSA MRSA stands for Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus. Staphylococcus aureus is usually a non pathogenic bacterium that resides on the skin, in the nose or throat of about one third of the population. http://www.oxfordradcliffe.nhs.uk/forpatients/infection_control/mrsa.aspxIt only becomes pathogenic when it gains access to deep tissues,

My total score was 106. Compared to the relative hassle scores, my score of 106 was average compared to that of my peers. There was one event that had a high frequency of occurrence and that was work related problems. I work in a cafeteria at a plant that makes transmissions. The chef in this cafeteria is very hard to work with. He thinks he is the coolest person to ever walk this planet and he w

Daily problem 1 Pamela Carballo GEN 200 Monday 31, 2011 Monica Griffin Daily problem 2 Daily problem One of my problems in my day to day life is not having more valuable time with my spouse. We both work and go to school and there is just a few hours during the day to see each other every day. When it comes to seeing each other during those free hours there seems to be less v

Examining the DaimlerChrysler M&A business failure By understanding the impact that individuals, groups and structure have on behavior within organizations, and by applying such knowledge, managers will be able to make the organization work more effectively. Applying Organizational behavior (OB) theories in today’s changing working environment help organizations in dealing with innovation and cha

Mike Murphy Period 2 10-13-09 Jefferson and the “Character Issue” Generally, Thomas Jefferson is known as the author of our Declaration of Independence, the document upon which American is based. By framing ideals regarded by the people as revolutionary, and instituting constitutional rights such as personal liberty and freedom, Jefferson is regarded as one of most important of our f