WE ARE VERY PROUD TO BE GRADED EFFECTIVE IN ALL AREAS BY OFSTED, DECEMBER 2019
Welcome to Rutland Early Years, a childminding agency, run by childminders for childminders
Rutland Early Years aims to offer professional support for everyone. whether Agency or Ofsted registered we aim to help take the stress out of running your childcare business.
From one off visits to comprehensive support and a full hand holding service for those new to the business. We have carefully built what we offer around childminders’ needs. If there is something you feel you need help with and we haven’t listed it on this website, please don’t be afraid to ask.
Call 07908 882120/07411026299
HERE ARE OUR CHILDMINDER SUPPORT PACKAGES
What childminders say about Rutland Early Years
I recently had my Ofsted inspection and because of Sam and Mels help I received a GOOD grading.
Mel - Ofsted registered childminder Rutland
From the start their support across all areas has been amazing, every query I have had has been answered with clarity.
Sally REYAL registered childminder Rutland
I cannot thank or recommend REYAL enough, fantastic people to work with.
Lauren REYAL registered childminder Rotherham
Sam and Mel are two really lovely, very helpful and extremely knowledgeable ladies I couldn't recommend using their agency more.
Becky REYAL registered childminder Rutland
It has been so amazing to know that I have the support of you both and the rest of the Rutland Childminders
Belinda REYAL registered childminder York
I feel I can ask away whenever I feel I need advice. They are the best people I have met in this industry, I feel so so happy. It is a huge relief and blessing to be able to be part of an agency that lifts each other up.
Khansa - Bradford
I am excited to start my childminding career with Rutland. If anyone was to express an interest in childminding to me I would be sure to recommend Rutland to them.
Toni - Stockton
I just want to thank you all for the hard work and time you have put in to helping me become registered, I wish that I had started the process with you in the first place.
Kelly - Windsor
I feel the approach Rutland takes in getting to know its childminders and supporting them actually helps children get a better quality education in a safer environment. This is because they take the time to do regular visits, they are available, approachable and anything untoward would be picked up quicker.
Carlene - Havering
You have saved my head from exploding the past couple of weeks!.
Lou - Oxfordshire
Very professional and supportive inspection from my consultant, she puts people at ease straight away.
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Actions for early years and childcare providers during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak
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Having assessed their risk, settings should work through the system of controls, adopting measures in a way that addresses the risk identified in their assessment, works for their setting, and in line with the learning and development needs of children in settings. This should include full education...Have you seen this for Children in Need - Friday 13th November 2020
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.Update on key details of lockdown from Pacey*UPDATE*
We want to give you an update on some key details regarding the national lockdown coming into force from Thursday in England that have been confirmed by the Department for Education:
🌟 All early years settings can remain open for all children. This isn't limited to working parents. Childcare settings are included as an essential services.
🌟 There is not a limit to the number of settings children can attend, but parents are advised to use as few as possible.
🌟 Parents can travel so that their children can attend their usual childcare setting.
🌟 The EYFS disapplications previously used will be available for anyone that isn't able to provide the EYFS in full.
🌟 It has been confirmed that professionals such as speech and language therapists that may need to visit a child in their setting can continue to do so.
We continue to seek more clarity on the following but DfE are aware of queries around these topics:
➡️ Whether childminders can meet up with others outside
➡️ Whether the information and advice regarding the clinically extremely vulnerable includes children.
➡️ Whether baby and toddler groups can remain open and settings attend these.
➡️ Any new advice regarding parent settling-in and induction visits.
If you have any queries regarding charging, contracts or fees, we are advising that all PACEY members contact the legal helpline with their queries. This is a free service for members.
We are working to update our Coronavirus spotlight as soon as possible but please continue to let us know your questions- www.pacey.org.uk/coronavirus
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