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Capita’s National Conference
Early Years Inspections Wednesday 26th September 2012 – Central London Chair: Purnima Tanuku Chief Executive National Day Nurseries Association Speakers Include: Elizabeth Elsom Divisional Manager, Children’s Policy and Framework Ofsted Chris Barnham Deputy Director, Early Years Quality and Standards Department for Education Pilot Case Study Sessions: Hazel Moody Nursery Manager Advantage Day Nursery Sam Waite Quality and Compliance Manager The Old Station Nursery Ann Hitchins Headteacher Effra Nursery School and Early Years Centre Sue Robb Head of Early Years 4Children Helen Wheeler Principal Officer, Early Childhood Unit National Children’s Bureau
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NDNA PROMOTING QUALITY IN EARLY YEARS
Early Years Inspections Wednesday 26th September 2012 – Central London About the Event Following a recent consultation and series of pilot inspections of early years settings, Ofsted will be introducing a new framework for registration, inspection and enforcement in September 2012. The changes will coincide with the implementation of the revised Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS). Capita’s Early Years Inspections Conference will give delegates a crucial insight into how to prepare for inspection against the key judgement areas of the new framework, including: • Outcomes for children in learning and development and physical and emotional wellbeing • Quality and standards of provision • L eadership and management • Overall effectiveness Understanding and preparing for the new framework will be essential to performing well at inspection and delivering excellent outcomes for children. Attend this conference to learn what the new judgement criteria looks like in practice from pilot early years settings that have already been inspected under the new framework, and benchmark your own provision against examples of best practice. This timely event brings together representatives from registered early years providers and local authorities to give delegates the unique opportunity to prepare for and understand the changes to inspection arrangements.
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Who Should Attend
• Hear directly from Ofsted about the changes to inspection arrangements for early years settings
• Discover how to use self evaluation to drive improvement and performance
This conference is relevant to all early years leaders and practitioners from early years settings and local authorities including:
• Get a strategic policy update from the Department for Education on their focus for children and families in the foundation years
• Find out how to engage effectively with partner agencies and parents to improve outcomes for children
• Heads of Early Years • Early Years and Childcare Teams • Early Years Foundation Stage Teams
• Learn from a pilot experience of what it is like to be inspected under the new framework
• Children’s Centre Managers and Strategic Co-ordinators
• Ensure that you are meeting the legal requirements of the EYFS
• Day Nurseries
• Childminders • Playgroups and Pre-schools
• Gain practical advice on how to implement the EYFS Progress Check at Age Two
• Early Years Professionals
Forthcoming Events
Sponsorship and Exhibition Opportunities
Child Protection – Tuesday 25th September – Central London
We offer a range of flexible packages which offer your organisation a platform to network and communicate with key organisations in the public sector.
Implementing the Revised EYFS – Monday 15th October – Central London Early Intervention for Troubled Families – Wednesday 17th October – Central London
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• Private Nursery Schools
For further information please contact Matt Turton on 0207 960 7717 or email
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Programme 09.20 Registration Tea and Coffee 09.50 Chair’s Opening Remarks Purnima Tanuku, Chief Executive National Day Nurseries Association Keynote Addresses 10.00 The Government’s Vision for Families in the Foundation Years • Emerging policy and direction of travel • Implementing the revised Early Years Foundation Stage • Delivery challenges ahead Chris Barnham Deputy Director, Early Years Quality and Standards Department for Education 10.20 Early Years Inspection and Regulation from September 2012 • Introducing the new guidance and frameworks for registration, inspection and enforcement • What will be different? • Lessons from the pilot inspections • Key messages from the Regulation of providers on the Early Years Register consultation Elizabeth Elsom Divisional Manager, Children’s Policy and Framework Ofsted
Quality and Standards of Provision 12.25 Supporting Learning and Promoting Independence • Focussing support for individuals and groups of children • Strategies for raising attainment in literacy and numeracy • Creating positive indoor and outdoor learning environments • Catering for each child’s welfare and personal, social and health needs • Developing effective partnerships with external agencies Ann Hitchins, Headteacher Effra Nursery School and Early Years Centre 12.45 Preparing Children for the Transition into Primary School • The ‘EYFS to school transition project’ • Raising attainment in communication, language and literacy (CLL) and personal, social emotional development (PSED) • Sharing knowledge, skills and resources with partners to continue the learning process for all children • Encouraging and enabling parents to be involved Teresa Brown, Senior Cluster Manager, Braintree District and Former Manager, Carousel Children’s Centre 13.05 Session Questions and Discussion 13.15 Networking Lunch Leadership and Management
11.15 Questions and Discussion
14.15 Evaluating the Effectiveness and Meeting the New Requirements of EYFS Delivery • Meeting the new legal duties • Implementing policies, strategies and procedures for safeguarding and welfare • Actively promoting equality and diversity • Providing a broad and balanced programme of activities Sam Waite, Quality and Compliance Manager The Old Station Nursery The Old Station Nursery was one of the pilot early years settings inspected under the new framework
11.25 Networking Tea and Coffee Break
14.40 Questions and Discussion
The Following Themed Sessions Focus on the Core Judgements of the Revised Framework
14.50 Self Evaluation as a Tool for Driving Improvement • Accurately monitoring and evaluating your setting’s performance, including the use of data • Getting management and supervision arrangements right • Seeking parents’ views in evaluating quality Sue Robb, Head of Early Years, 4Children
10.45 Session Questions and Discussion 10.55 Our Inspection Experience Under the New Framework Hazel Moody Nursery Manager Advantage Day Nursery Advantage Day Nursery was one of the pilot early years settings inspected under the new framework
Outcomes for Children 11.55 Assessing Children’s Progress and Development • Accurately evaluating each child in partnership with parents, practitioners and professionals • Aims and principles of the Progress Check at Age Two • Assessing progress for a child with disabilities or special educational needs • Suggested ways of providing information to parents Helen Wheeler Principal Officer, Early Childhood Unit National Children’s Bureau 12.15 Questions and Discussion
15.10 Developing Sucessful Partnerships with Parents • Breaking down the barriers between home and early years settings • Keeping parents informed and sharing information • Time and cost effective initiatives that work Alison Dyke, Manager, Nature Trails Day Nursery 15.30 Session Questions and Discussion 15.45 Chair’s Closing Remarks and Close of Conference
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