• Family Matters
  • Health & Development
  • Education
  • Parenting
  • Pregnancy

Whoobly

Parenting & Childcare Help, Tips & Advice

  • Family Matters
  • Health & Development
  • Education
  • Parenting
  • Pregnancy

Integrated Review For Two Year Olds To Be Changed

25th January 2019 By Admin Leave a Comment

The EYFS (Early Years Foundation Stage) produces a progress check on individual children at the age of two to show their development through daycare. At the end of 2014, it was announced that there would be a new process set in stone in September 2015 called an integrated review for two-year-olds.

Integrated Review For Two Year Olds To Be Changed 1

There was a pilot study conducted in 2011 where the government got rid of duplicated information, so it was easier for parents. At the time this was first published, Health Minister Dr Dan Poulter said: “This report shows that integrating health and early years reviews is better for children and their parents – giving a more complete picture of their child’s development and supporting children to the best start in life.”

Health workers and Early years professionals do not have to both be present but the best outcomes come about by having both there.

Table of Contents
  • Training required to help assist the integrated review for two year olds
  • Building trust

Training required to help assist the integrated review for two year olds

If a health professional is not present, extra training for staff was necessary for a successful review. Nursery staff have an excellent understanding of children and are therefore needed for a fuller view. There will be a professional aspect within the integrated review which is why staff need to be trained.

David Wright, manager of Paint Pots Nursery, has voiced concerns over the integrated review. He believes that if the review stays as it is parents will see it as a ‘test’ of progress, therefore more work needs to be done.

He said: “A child could be assessed at any point during their second year with differing results – an assessment could be made on a child who has accessed childcare for a very short time compared to others, children are not legally obliged to attend a setting and providers thus have no control over how long or how often a child attends. This could affect the validity of assessment.”

Building trust

Health care workers and Early years workers must try harder to understand each others profession so they can start to trust each others judgement.

An issue raised in the pilot was that the communication systems were not as sophisticated as they needed to be. Therefore information was not easily transferred between the professionals.

Overall, the pilot has concluded that it will be a step in the right direction to integrate the reviews. It will allow a holistic view of a child’s progress.

 

Related Posts:

  • The Perfect Gifts For 5 Year Olds
    The Perfect Gifts For 5 Year Olds
  • What Are The Best Books For a 1 Year Old
    What Are The Best Books For a 1 Year Old
  • What Should Parents do to Boost Children's Early Year Education?
    What Should Parents do to Boost Children's Early Year…

Filed Under: Toddlers

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Toxic Parenting

What is Toxic Parenting?

What Is Therapeutic Parenting

What Is Therapeutic Parenting?

Clear Expectations Make Discipline Easier

Chart your Child’s Accomplishments with a Chore Chart

Celebrate your Child’s Uniqueness

Building Your Child’s Self Esteem

“Because” Just Isn’t the Answer

Actively Listening To Your Child

The Secret to Bringing up Happy Kids After The Divorce Lawyer Has Been

The Secret to Bringing up Happy Kids After The Divorce Lawyer Has Been

Gentle Parenting - How To Raise Disciplined Kids Without Being A Yelling Parent

Gentle Parenting – How To Raise Disciplined Kids Without Being A Yelling Parent

Whoobly.com is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com, Endless.com, MYHABIT.com, SmallParts.com, or AmazonWireless.com. Amazon, the Amazon logo, AmazonSupply, and the AmazonSupply logo are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates.

Copyright © 2023 · Privacy · SEO & Design By Davlic Media Ltd ·