Your child will be assigned a key worker when they start at our preschool. The keyworker will be responsible for your child whist they are in our care. You will be introduced to your child’s keyworker when visiting preschool. The key worker will be with your child for the majority of their sessions. Key workers are there to help your child settle, feel safe and secure. The role is important for both child and parent. Communication is key to this relationship. We form strong bonds with the children at our preschool. other duties include: Ensuring your child’s physical and emotional needs are met. Observe, monitor and record your child’s progress.
Records and Assessment
In line with EYFS guidelines, your child will be observed and assessed throughout their time at preschool. Your child’s Key Worker, will observe and complete a “Learning Journey” whilst they are with us. This will detail information, observations and achievements of your child. The file will contain photos of them doing activities and some of the things they have made or drawn. The Learning Journey files are kept on the premises, in a lockable cabinet. Your child’s file is always available for you to look through and also add to with things from home such as pictures and photos of home activities.
Developmental information is passed on to your child’s primary school when your child leaves Preschool.
Safeguarding Children
Safeguarding is of paramount importance in our preschool. Should any member of staff have any safeguarding concerns about a child attending our preschool we have the right to contact and consult other safeguarding partners. We will always aim to do this with parent consent unless we feel this would be detrimental to the child’s safety
Painting – being creative 
Science Lab
Maths resources 
Book corner 
Soft shapes
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