Duty of Care To meet my Duty of Care it is my responsibility to - ( Keep my knowledge and skills up to date ( Provide a quality service based on my skills‚ responsibilities and activities within my job role ( Be in a position to know what must be done to ensure that the service is provided safely ( Keep accurate records of my work‚ both in the patients notes‚ on the computer and in my work diary. ( Not to delegate work‚ or accept delegated work unless I feel I am competent to do the
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History of childcare In this report I will be looking at the history of the childcare industry on how children had been looked after back in the day to today’s industry. In history the first day care centre appeared in France about the 1840‚ and the societe des crèche was recognised by the French government in 1869.organising in Europe in the late 18th and early 19th century day cares were established in the United States by private charities in the 1850’s. The first being was the New York day
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the Duty of Care in Health and Social Care in Children and Young People Settings Understand how duty of care contributes to safe practice 1 Explain what it means to have a duty of care in own work role Duty of care is defined simply as a legal obligation to : Always act in the best interest of individuals in care and others Not act or fail to act in a way that results in harm Act within own competence and not take on anything not believe we can safely do As a care worker‚ we owe a duty of care
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The purpose of this is to: Protect children & young people from maltreatment . Prevent impairment of children & young peoples health or development. Ensuring that children grow up in circumstances consistant with provisions of safe and effective care. Taking action to enable all children & young people to have the best outcome. To support this we have things set in place: Legislation‚guide lines‚polices and procedures. Legislation is put in place to make it illegal for any one to purposely
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Meeting dietary and nutritional needs All children in all care settings should be supervised at all times during meal times to avoid food poisoning or related illnesses and that they are avoided. Handling food and drink is essential as bacteria can grow quickly‚ childcare practitioners need to know how to store and prepare food safely. It is a legal requirement for all childcare practitioners to undergo a basic food handling course. Usually this is a one day course and Ofsted will visit the setting
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Assignment Guidance Unit 3 – Supporting children This assignment consists of 4 parts which must be considered in turn but which must be blended together into one flowing piece of writing with an introduction and conclusion. This assignment is set in a Children’s Centre. You must reflect this in your answer. INTRODUCTION Eg ‘A Children’s Centre is reviewing the policies and procedures which promote children’s health and welfare as well as their development.’ Then define what a Children’s
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M/601/1699 CT232 Understand how to support positive outcomes for children and young people You have been asked to give a two short talks‚ one to parents and one to students about to start working with children‚ both talks concern understanding how to support positive outcomes. You must produce two leaflets or posters to give out at each talk which the parents or students can then display as reminders. The leaflet/poster must be supported either by a talk given to the assessor and recorded
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individual children or young people eg those with sensory impairment; identifying the needs of adults where relevant eg resources‚ equipment or training; ratios of staff to children‚ first aid trainer to be with group at all times recognising the duty of care; meet regulatory requirements eg EYFS‚ Ofsted links to the desired outcomes for children and young people eg Every Child Matters; recognition of the lines of responsibilities and accountability use guidance eg EYFS‚ Ofsted Explain how health
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Unit 2.1 An introduction to the role of the early year’s practitioner Task 1 (1.2): Identify setting which provide early years education and care: Settings which provide early years and care are: Statuary services: This is provided by government or state; they are set by laws and passed by parliaments and Refers to services provided by the local authority as a matter of course. EYFS. Children centre
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Learner Record Entry Name: Date: 26- September- 2013 Job title: Childcare Assented Type of childcare: Crèche/ Montessori Start and finish: 9:00am – 3:00pm Name of supervisor: Candidates own role My role: childcare assented When I arrived this morning I said good morning to all the children and help the other member of staff to clean the children’s faces as they where just after finishing their breakfast. Once they where all cleaned I then took them over to brush their teeth
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