GUIDANCE FOR EXPECTANT PARENTS Sample Clauses

GUIDANCE FOR EXPECTANT PARENTS. 5.1 Childcare Contact: Children’s Information Service - 01629 585585 The Children’s Information Service has details on the range of childcare provision within Derbyshire. They can identify childminders who are able to drop off/collect from a particular school; cater for children with special needs and/or disabilities and hold a first aid qualification; others provide education and care in their own home. They can care for a maximum of six children between the ages of six weeks and eight years although most are not registered for these numbers. Some cater for older children as well. The Children’s Information Service also have details of: • holiday play schemes • local ‘out of school’ clubs • breakfast clubs • playgroups • nurseries From September 2001, responsibility for the registration and inspection of day care providers for children under 8 years transfers from the Social Services Inspection Unit to OFSTED. Any enquiries about registration conditions or complaints should be addressed to the Regional Office in Nottingham. The helpline number is available from the Children’s Information Service. Holiday play schemes usually cater for a wide age range of children, with the emphasis on fun, including trips out. Local ‘out of school’ clubs cater for children aged 3 - 14 years; children can usually be collected from school and taken to a local club. Breakfast clubs are often based in schools or nurseries; they offer care from 8.00am, sometimes earlier, provide breakfast and relaxed activities; they may be open throughout the year or term-time only. Playgroups provide care and education for children aged 2 years 6 months to school age. They are usually open for less than 4 hours. Nursery Education is provided by the Council in nursery schools or classes. They are open for 5 sessions per week, morning or afternoon, term time only. Children are admitted from the term after their 3rd birthday. Private nurseries cater for children from 6 weeks. Children may attend full or part day all year round. Some provide holiday and ‘after school’ care for older children.
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GUIDANCE FOR EXPECTANT PARENTS. 5.1 Childcare Contact: Call Derbyshire - 00000 000 000 Call Derbyshire has details on the range of childcare provision within Derbyshire. They can provide information on:  holiday play schemes  out of school clubs  breakfast clubs  pre-school playgroups  day nurseries  childminders  toddler groups Information on where you can access free Nursery Education for 3 and 4 year olds is also available. Children are eligible for free nursery education from the term after their third birthday. The free entitlement is available at registered day nurseries, pre-school playgroups and some childminders as well as through maintained nursery schools and classes. Childcare choices Further information abut childcare choices and choosing the childcare that’s right for you and your family can be downloaded from xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxxx.xxx.xx Alternatively contact the Department for Children, Schools & Families, Tel: 0000 00 000 00 to obtain a copy. • The essential guide to early learning and childcare for you and your family 0–5 years – search using the ref: 00126-2009BKT-EN • The essential guide to childcare for you and your family 5-11 years – search using the ref: 00127-2009BKT-EN • The essential guide to out of school hours and holiday activities for you and your family 11-16 years – search using the ref: 00128-2009BKT-EN Registered childcare Ofsted is the Office for Standards in Education, Children’s Services and Skills – it regulates and inspects childcare services. For more information about Ofsted‘s role and what to do if you have concerns about a childcare provider you can download the following document from xxx.xxxxxx.xxx.xx Alternatively Call Derbyshire 00000 000 000 to obtain a copy. • Concerns and complaints about childcare providers – search using the reference 080120 Copies of inspection reports relating to individual providers are also available on the Ofsted website. xxx.xxxxxx.xxx.xx
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