1998 EARLY YEARS DEVELOPMENT PLAN
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CONTENTS
Foreward
SECTION A - INTRODUCTION 1
SECTION B
- BACKGROUND 4SECTION C - EARLY YEARS IN BRISTOL (THE CITY COUNCIL PERSPECTIVE) 9
SECTION D - THE EARLY YEARS PARTNERSHIP AND CONSULTATION 13
SECTION E - AUDIT OF NEED AND PROVISION 21
SECTION F - QUALITY AND INSPECTION 50
SECTION G - CURRICULUM AND THE ROLE OF QUALIFIED TEACHERS 56
SECTION H - TRAINING & STAFF DEVELOPMENT 65
SECTION I - FAMILY SUPPORT/PARENT EDUCATION AND SERVICES FOR CHILDREN UNDER 3 73
SECTION J - IDENTIFICATION AND INCLUSION OF CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS AND DISABLED CHILDREN 79
SECTION K - INTEGRATION 88
SECTION L - AFFORDABLE CHILD CARE 92
SECTION M - INFORMATION SERVICES 100
MAIN CONCLUSIONS 108
Forward A:Introduction B:Background C:Early Years in Bristol D:The Partnership & Consultation E:Audit of Need & Provision F: Quality & Inspection G: Curriculum & role of Qualified Teachers H: Training & Staff Development I: Family Support/ Parent Involvement & Under 3's J: SEN K: Integration L: Affordable Childcare M: Information Services Conclusions Annexes Executive Summary/Action Plan
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98 Plan Key Issues for 99 Plan Emerging 99 Plan The Bristol Partnership
- TERMS OF REFERENCE
- PROTOCOLS
- MEMBERSHIP LIST
- INDEPENDENT, VOLUNTARY, PRIVATE AND LEA PROVIDERS RECOGNISED UNDER PLAN
MAP - NUMBER OF CHILDREN AGED 0 - 8 BY WARD
ESTIMATED RESIDENTS IN H0USEHOLDS AGED UNDER NINE : 1997
CHILDREN AGED 0 - 4 IN LONE PARENT HOUSEHOLDS
CHILDREN 0 - 4 BY ETHNIC GROUP
- DISTRICT
- BY WARD
CHILDREN ON THE CHILD PROTECTION REGISTER IN BRISTOL
SUMMARY CHART OF DAY CARE SERVICES
MAP - DAY CARE PROVISION (DAY NURSERIES)
- CHILDMINDERS BY WARD
- EDUCATION PROVISION
- OUT OF SCHOOL PROVISION
ADMISSIONS TO RECEPTION CLASSES
ADMISSIONS POLICY : NURSERY SCHOOLS AND NURSERY CLASSES (SEPTEMBER 1999)
LOCAL AUTHORITY PROVISION AND PLACES
INDEPENDENT, VOLUNTARY AND PRIVATE PROVISION AND PLACES
ESTIMATED NO. OF 3 AND 4 YEAR OLDS : 1997 AND PLACES AVAILABLE
WARDS IN BRISTOL WITH NO EXISTING LEA NURSERY PROVISION
TRAINING AND STAFF DEVELOPMENT
- EXAMPLES OF CURRENT PROVISION
DRAFT LOCAL AUTHORITY VISION STATEMENT
TRANSPORT POLICY
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION PROVIDED TO THE DFEE AFTER 2 FEBRUARY 1998
Forward A:Introduction B:Background C:Early Years in Bristol D:The Partnership & Consultation E:Audit of Need & Provision F: Quality & Inspection G: Curriculum & role of Qualified Teachers H: Training & Staff Development I: Family Support/ Parent Involvement & Under 3's J: SEN K: Integration L: Affordable Childcare M: Information Services Conclusions Annexes Executive Summary/Action Plan Supplementary Info
KEY CONTACTS:
Rachel Williams and Linda Uren, Early Years Project Officers, Bristol City Council, Floor 16, Avon House, The Haymarket, Bristol, BS99 7EB
Telephone: (0117) 903 7989 Fax (0117) 903 7738 or contact Early Years Team if you would like a copy of the Plan.