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Starting Nursery

This guide is to give you information on what to expect when your child starts nursery and how you can help.

Starting nursery whether on a part or full time basis is a major change in your child’s life.  This leaflet highlights the key areas and what changes you and your child will experience.  Every effort is made to ensure a smooth settling in process but, we also understand this can be very unsettling for both you and your child who may not have had any significant time apart.

Evidence has shown the more sessions your child has at nursery the quicker the settling process becomes but, in any case we have a policy of a minimum of 3 unaccompanied settling in sessions.  These sessions are organised at different times of the day so that you and your child can experience the different routines.

 

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Managing Behaviour

This guide is to give you information on our behaviour policy & procedures which have been put together using the " ABC, Behaviour as you like it and what to do when things go wrong" booklets produced by Surrey County Council as well as advice and knowledge given by the Early Years Childcare Service Professionals.

This guide gives a brief outline of our behaviour policies and procedures as well as a aid to parents.
In addition, we also have a seperate biting policy.

Why do Children Misbehave?

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Well Being

This guide is to give you information on how we promote a healthy lifestyle for your child whilst at the nursery.

This guide will cover:

Feeding your child better

Stop the Rot

Change for Life

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Infection Control

This guide is to give you information on our infection control policy and the procedures should your child become unwell.  Our policy follows the guidelines set out by the Health Protection Agency and Ofsted regarding infection control.



The purpose of this document is to help us ensure a safe and healthy environment for all children within our care. At Cherry Childcare to reduce the risk of infections we:

•    Provide protective clothing for staff in accordance with company procedures.

•    Have daily, weekly and monthly routine sterilising processes in place.

•    Outside contract cleaners clean premises daily.

•    If an outbreak occurs a deep clean is completed in the appropriate area/s.

It is a fact that children will get ill.  By following the guidelines in this policy it reduces unnecessary exposure to illnesses and ensures infections are managed effectively creating a happy and healthy Nursery for all.

If at any time there are any infectious diseases present at the Nursery this will be clearly displayed at the entrance to the room where the infection has occurred.

This leaflet will cover:

What happens if my child is ill at Nursery?

What happens if my child is ill at home?

Key guidelines for exclusion.

Information for Pregnant Mothers.

Should your child become ill they should only return to Nursery when your child is over any symptoms in accordance with the guidelines shown in this policy leaflet.

 

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Extra Sessions Booking Form

If you wish to book extra sessions please print and complete to form below and hand it into the nursery office.

 
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