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The time has come......
I have begun looking for childcare for Baby E for when I go back to work in April
I know this is not going to be easy.
I need to set the context as to why I am going to find this task particularly challenging.
In my role I am an Early Years Consultant - my background is that I am a qualified teacher who developed a passion working with the youngest children and as a result got an MA in Early Years Education. I have worked in many schools and in my last school I was the Early Years Team Leader who helped lead my school to be deemed 'Outstanding' by Ofsted. Following this I was approached to become an Early Years Consultant-my current role
In a nut shell this means that I spend a lot of my work days working with different early years settings (nurseries, pre-schools and schools) to improve current practice.
I know what 'oustanding' early years settings should look like and have very high expectations of every setting I work with. Whilst teaching, I also had extremely high expectations of myself and my staff. The reason for this is that I KNOW the difference we can make in the lives of children.
So this is why I think finding somewhere for Baby E will be very hard. Not only will I have my 'expert' hat on I will also have my 'mummy' hat on....
Over the next few blog posts I am hoping to share some of my TOP TIPS when looking for childcare. Although I will be focussing on childcare for young children, a lot of what I will write about could also be used when looking for schools.
I love the first quote- it is so true and it easy to forget that. Thanks for commenting on my blog post, it is lovely to find your blog- your design is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI know what you mean about the quote, when I found this quote my heart melted and it made me want to remind EVERY teacher and anyone else working with kids! I love your blog so thanks for the comment
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