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We at Bossingham Pre-School Ltd acknowledge that parents are their children's first and most crucial teachers.
We think that when parents and pre-schools collaborate, children benefit most from pre-school education and care.
At drop-off and pick-up times, our staff is always available to talk about children's development and give pertinent information, such as significant family events.
Parents can chat to the staff at any time about their thoughts, opinions, or questions.
The Baby's Days system is also used by us to communicate with families and share the lessons learned by the kids.
For all children and families, Bossingham Pre-School Ltd is dedicated to promoting equality of opportunity and anti-discriminatory practises.
Children have a right to a world free from bias and discrimination where they can develop and learn.
We teach the kids to treat others with respect and kindness.
Children are taught socially acceptable behaviour and the need of respecting others' rights and needs.
Our goal is to help kids become better at controlling their own behaviour.
The Bossingham Pre-School adheres to the Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) Code of Practice's standards for the identification and assessment of SEND and seeks to offer suitable learning opportunities for all children.
Visit Kent's Local Offer for further details on how Kent County Council (KCC) assists children with special educational needs and disabilities who are 0 to 25 years old.
All committee and staff members have undergone DBS checks.
Staff members are informed of our rules and procedures and regularly get training in safeguarding and child protection.
Any unintentional injuries that occur outside of pre-school should be reported by parents to the pre-school.
Accidents that happen to kids at preschool are noted on Babys Days.
You may find our policy on child protection and safety in the Downloads area of this website.
Our AGM was held on 22nd October 2021, in which new committee members were voted in.