AS health
- Created by: Daisy-May-15
- Created on: 09-05-16 13:30
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- Early Years Care Values and Principles
- Making sure the welfare of the child is paramount
- Children's opinions should be listened to
- A child should never be smacked, humiliated or shaken.
- Behaviour management should emphasise positive expectations
- Maintaining and healthy and safe envirnoment
- Preventing Accidents
- Protecting health
- Sticking to emergency procedures
- Protection of child from abuse
- Working in partnership with parents/family
- Workers must try not to take over a parents role
- Respect for culture
- Share information with the parents
- Parents and family should be treated as an expert on their own child
- Helping a child to meet their full potential
- Care and education in a child's early years
- Offering of a range of different activities to encourage development in different areas
- Planned activities should show high expectations and build on a child's interests and achievements
- Child initiated play
- Records of progress kept and shared with parents.
- Equality of Opportunity
- Children should be treated as individuals
- Stereotyping should be avoided
- Workers should demonstrate valuing of a child's characteristics to develop self esteem
- Should extend to other staff/parents
- Anti-Discriminatory practise
- Workers should not discriminate and encourage children to avoid being prejudice
- Valuing Diversity
- Contributions made to society from different cultural groups should be seen in a positive light
- Children should be helped to develop a sense of racial identity and learn about others
- No one group should be represented as superior
- Maintaining confidentiality
- Information should only be passed on in the interest of protecting a child or with permission from the family
- Information about workers should also be treated in a confidential manner
- Making sure the welfare of the child is paramount
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