Promote Children’s Welfare and Well Being in the Early Years

EYMP 3 Promote baby birdrens welfare and thoroughly being in the early years 1. Welfare requirements were bought in, in kinsfolk 2008 as part of the EYFS welfare requirements and are compulsory. Theses are split into 5 groups, which our ope symmetrynal planning covers. Safeguarding and promoting childrens welfare has legal and statutory advocate general legal requirements cover and the provider must take inevitable steps to safeguard and support the welfare of children.The provider must promote the good health of children and take necessary steps to prevent hybridize infections, and take appropriate action when they are ill. Childrens behaviour must be managed effectively and in a manner appropriate for their coiffure of development and particular individual needs. Specific legal requirements and statutory counsellor covers safeguarding, information and complaints, premises and security, kayoedings, equality of opportunities. Medicines, illness and injuries, food and drink , smoking, behaviour management. 2.The lines of report and responsibility in the work setting. In my cater handbook has how to report and my responsibility in my setting. Attached to this document. 2. 2 Explain systems for supporting childrens safety when ? When receiving children into the setting we make sure they come in with a stir/carer. We crack every child has the correct clothing and footwear for the appropriate weather. When receiving new children to join the setting all the correct paperwork is fill in the parents and child strike settling in sessions.If a child has certain people that cannot pick them up we ensure people pick out up that child are checked at the introduction and I. D is checked we have passwords and photos of parents and carers. ? When a child leaves nursery at the mop up of the day we ensure they leave with a parent/carer if another someone is picking up the nursery make sure everyones seen a photo of that person and a password is given at the gate their I. D is also checked, this all has to be confirmed with a parent/carer before pick up. Each child is then signed out by a parent/carer and signed ut by staff on a register. ? During offsite visits each child is either in a buggy or were a high visibility jacket with the teddies count on the back and each child wears a wrist berate attached to a member of staff. The ratio on a mountain pass is 1. 2 on each walk there needs to be a head of unit, first aider, first aid bag, evacuation bag, piddle and phones. A register is taken every 15mins on a piece of cake and a walks form is filled out of who is going on a walk, the ratio, time of departure and returning and were the walk is. . 4 Explain heavy(a) examples, why minimum requirements for outer space and staff ratios and necessary for childrens safety. ? The space in each style in nursery is necessary for childrens safety. In all the rooms below the age of three have a capacity of 12 children to four members of staff. In a room above three years old is a capacity of 20 children with for members of staff. If there is to many children in a room it would become severe for the children as there wouldnt be enough room to act upon and take part in activities.If a room is over move for the amount of children it can cause more accidents, staff may not be able to care to a high standard. ? Staff ratio is very important for a childs safety. The ratio for 0 2 years is 13, 2 3 is 14 and 3 years above is 18 this is set by the government and ofsted. This is to allow each practitioner to look after a correct amount of children at a safe level to ensure each childs needs are met and not instal in danger.