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Title: A good start in life - working in partnership with your local children's centre


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A good start in life - working in partnership
with your local children's centre
  • Megan Wilcox
  • Lead EY Consultant
  • Childrens Centres

2
Can childrens centres offer schools any added
value through partnership working?
3
A shared sense of belonging for all living in
the communitystart with a map
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On the bus- using community transport to bridge
the gaps between schools and childrens centre
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and school feedback
  • The children got such a lot out of it.  The bus
    journey provided great excitement for the
    children and encouraged them to speak freely. 
    The sessions gave the staff quality time with
    children in small groups.

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Children accessing additional services
  • Tea club is an after school session for a small
    hand picked group of children from key stage one
    to develop their social skills outside the
    classroom environment - a 3 weekly programme
    offered to local schools.
  • Before my child started Tea Club I was nervous
    about going into the Childrens Centre it gave me
    a real reason to come in
  • I never realised my child could use a knife so
    well

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Supporting the CAF process
  • Childrens centre managers ask that schools
    remember they can be a useful resource as part of
    the team around the child or family
  • if they know whats happening!
  • and they often have independent spaces for
    meetings!

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Raising achievement
  • EYFSP target all EY settings can help
  • Supporting transitions - inductions and summer
    camps
  • Speech and language support
  • Adult learning
  • Growing people volunteers successful courses
    in Cheshunt increase parents skills in the
    classroom

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Partnerships as tools to improve outcomes for
children
  • Involving parents - harnessing their unique
    knowledge of their children
  • Providing regular opportunities, both informal
    and formal, where information is shared and
    parental contributions are sought.
  • Learning Journals for all?

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Partners in Self Evaluation
  • Most recently - Childrens centre performance
    management
  • - sharing someone elses targets and data!
  • Lots is a good outcome?
  • Tracking young children is a difficult task!
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