Childcare-Sufficiency-Assessment-Refresh-March-2013-Final-Draft

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3 Children are havingtheir needs met withinhigh quality childcareprovisionWork collaboratively withtraining team to identifychildcare training required byexisting providers.Set 6 weekly meetingsfollowing EY + CC Qualityand grant group meetingsGD to leadTraining UnitFlying StartTraining provided that meetschildcare providers needs inorder for them to becomeregistered to up skill theirworkforce.May 2013ImprovedqualitychildcarethroughoutRCTJuly 2013Roll out the RCT QualityAssurance SchemeGD to leadEY and CCQuality andGrant Group6 settings completed andawarded the RCT QA within thefirst yearPilotscompletedby April2013Roll outstarts June20136 RCTQualityAssuranceawardscompletedOctober2013Raise awareness of speech,language andcommunication challengeswith childrenGD to leadEY + CCQuality andGrant Groupworking withCherryRichmondChildcare settings undertaking ICan training and implementingin their planningJune 3013Childcaresettingsmonitoringandplanning forspeech andlanguagedevelopmentAugust201366
4 Children entitled toFlying Start are able toaccess the childcarecomponent within theirlocal communityWork collaboratively withFlying start colleagues toassess projected needs overthe three next years toensure there is adequatesupply of high qualitychildcare to meet thedemandRachaelWilliamsGayle DaviesNia ThomasChildcaresectorAdequate levels of childcareavailable to meet growth inFlying Start.May 2013Sufficientchildcare tomeet the rollout of FlyingstartOctober20135 pre-school childcareproviders are engagedin and delivering theHealthy Pre-SchoolsInitiativeWork collaboratively withPublic Health to ensure theHealthy Pre-school schemeis embedded in childcareprovisionsNia ThomasCore Aim 1Increased number of pre-schoolsettings working towardachieving the awardJune 2013ongoingImprovedqualitychildcaresettingsofSeptember201367
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