- Self-review guidelines
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Health, safety and wellbeing
- Child protection policies for early learning services
- Emergencies and serious incidents at an early learning service
- First aid qualifications for early learning
- Food safety at early learning services
- Giving medicine to children at early learning services
- Looking after a crying baby in early learning
- Police vetting for early learning services
- Prepare for an emergency or traumatic incident in early learning
- Protecting children at early learning services
- Risk assessments after a Police vet for early learning services
- Safety checking for child protection in early learning
- Sharing personal information to protect children in early learning
- Sun protection in early learning
- Transport for early learning services
- Use of nappy rash barrier cream in early learning
- Ventilation in early learning services
- Incident reporting
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"E mau ō ringa ki ngā akaaka a Tāwhaki kia tārewa tū ki te rangi. May your hands grasp the vines of Tāwhaki, which lead to the sky above."
This whakatauākī describes the importance of taking opportunities that lead to understanding. In the context of review, it reminds us of our overarching purpose - to take responsibility for the quality of our practice in order to support and improve children's learning. Through self-review, we know how well our practices are achieving this goal.
Mōhiohio anō
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