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Guide to registration on the Early Years Register: childminder
09 May 2013
Ref: 120082
This document was updated in May 2013.
This guidance provides you with practical information about registration on the Early Years Register.
It is not authoritative legal advice.
It will help you decide whether to apply for registration. It explains what processes your application will go through before we can decide whether you are suitable to be registered as a childminder on the Early Years Register.
The registration process looks at your ability and suitability to deliver the Early Years Foundation Stage. The Early Years Foundation Stage is a comprehensive framework that sets the standards for learning, development and care of the early years age group: children aged from birth to 31 August following their fifth birthday.
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| File name | File type | File size |
|---|---|---|
| word Guide to registration on the Early Years Register childminder from September 2012.doc | word | 698.50 KB |
| pdf Guide to registration on the Early Years Register childminder from September 2012.pdf | 422.31 KB |
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