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Leading the Agenda 28 th March 2017 0-3 Quality Assurance Group Summary of v isits to Eligible Twos Settings Marie Keen Eligible Two Settings visited Broomhouse & St Josephs Primary School Cameron House Nursery School Fort


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Leading the Agenda

28th March 2017

0-3 Quality Assurance Group

Summary of visits to Eligible Two’s Settings

Marie Keen

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Eligible Two Settings visited

  • Broomhouse & St Joseph’s Primary School
  • Cameron House Nursery School
  • Fort Early Years Centre
  • Fox Covert Early Years Centre
  • Gylemuir Primary School
  • Leith Walk Primary School
  • Oxgangs Primary School
  • Royal Mile Primary School
  • Hillwood Hub
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Self Evaluation Report

The report outlined:

  • Background
  • Strengths
  • Areas for Development
  • Clear Action Plan

(Task, By Whom, Resources, Time, Impact/progress)

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Strengths

  • Welcoming and inviting environments with high quality

equipment, furniture and natural resources in most settings

  • Warm, positive and warm interactions between staff and

children in all settings

  • Good range of outdoor experiences in almost all settings
  • Story sessions were well supported by practitioners in all

settings

  • Examples of joint working and

supporting transitions in the majority

  • f settings.
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Areas for development

  • More heuristic play opportunities
  • Better defined arts and craft areas with more

consistent mark making opportunities throughout the room

  • More block play opportunities
  • Bed time stories developed further
  • Further training and support with floorbooks /

E Learning journals

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Action Plan

  • 1. Staff in each setting to engage in moderation

sessions on floorbooks / e-learning journals

  • 2. Staff will provide better defined and accessible

arts and craft areas with a wider range of resources for children to choose freely

  • 3. Staff will attend training on block play and

develop and promote further in their setting.

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Self Evaluation - Moderation events

Eligible 2’s – planning and assessment

‘Using HGIOELC to self evaluate planning and

assessment : What is our capacity for Improvement?’ Building the Ambition Relevant toolkits

Examples SQIP Action Page

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SQIP

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SQIP COMPONENTS

Standards and quality report

  • This should be informed by ”intelligence” gathered through self evaluation from a variety of

sources

  • Be evaluative
  • Include information on the impact of current priorities

Improvement plan action pages

  • Linked to the NIF

Report to parents

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Improvement planning

Builds on self-evaluation by:

  • involving staff in understanding and valuing

the best which already exists

  • acknowledging what needs to be done
  • taking the views of all stake holders
  • identifying the best way forward
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PRIORITIES

Identified from:

  • auditing the work of the nursery
  • national or authority initiatives
  • NIF
  • the nursery vision
  • particular local initiatives/cluster
  • HMIe / Care Inspectorate reports/ action plan
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EY Blog

http://tinyurl.com/edearlyyears