Information

EDUCATOR VISIT RECORD

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by Glynis Richardson

  • EDUCATOR:

  • TRIM File Number:

  • Location

SITE INFORMATION

  • Educator:

  • Date:

  • Weather

  • Address:
  • Front door locked

  • Timesheets sighted / receipts given

  • Visitor's Book signed

  • Visit cards / observations

  • Sleep log

  • Sleeping children sighted

  • Accessible areas sighted

  • Inaccessible areas sighted

  • Outdoor areas sighted

  • Environmental checks

  • Pets inaccessible to children

  • Pet food / water / bedding inaccessible to children

On arrival

ON ARRIVAL:

  • What are the children involved in?

  • Television:

  • Music:

CHILDREN IN CARE:

  • Child 1.

  • Child 2.

  • Child 3.

  • Child 4.

  • Child 5.

  • Child 6.

  • Child 7.

  • Absent:

  • Other people present:

  • Child Health & Wellbeing?

PROGRAM / PLANNING:

  • Up to date:

  • Displayed:

  • Sighted:

  • Add media

  • Linking of Excursions:

  • Comments

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NQS/EYLF

EYLF Learning Outcomes

  • Identity

  • 1.1 Self-confidence (role play, communicate their needs, build secure attachments, routines, openly express their feelings, relationships and play)

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  • Reflection:

  • 1.2 Investigation & Understanding ( co-operate, confidence, persist, decision-making, achievements )

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  • Reflection:

  • 1.3 Relationships & Cultural Awareness

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  • Reflection:

  • 1.4 Emotions (expressive & empathy)

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  • Reflection:

  • Community

  • 2.1 Relationships & Interactions (community resources, such as libraries etc.)

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  • Reflection:

  • 2.2 Diversity (differences and similarities)

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  • Reflection:

  • 2.3 Equality (gender, race etc.)

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  • Reflection:

  • 2.4 Environmental (sustainability, natural and constructed, living and non-living things)

  • Wellbeing

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  • Reflection:

  • 3.1 Positive Interactions (social and emotional wellbeing)

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  • Reflection:

  • 3.2 Health & Physical Wellbeing (nutrition, gross & fine motor, self help, sensory)

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  • Reflection:

  • Learning

  • 4.1 Imaginations (investigate, imagine & explore ideas, persist with tasks)

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  • Reflection:

  • 4.2 Problem solving & exploring possibility (reflective thinking, cause & effect, trial & error, motion)

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  • Reflection:

  • 4.3 Mimics skills of self & others

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  • Reflection:

  • 4.4 Investigate

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  • Reflection:

  • Communication

  • 5.1 Verbal/non-verbal interaction

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  • Reflection:

  • 5.2 Reading/writing/signing

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  • Reflection:

  • 5.3 Expression (arts, dance, drama & music)

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  • Reflection:

  • 5.4 Understanding & links patterns/sequences (letters, numbers, time, money, sort)

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  • Reflection:

  • 5.5 Technology (use as props e.g. keyboards, phones)

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  • Reflection:

EYLF Principles

  • 1. Secure, respectful and reciprocal relationships

  • 2. Partnerships

  • 3. High expectation and equity

  • 4. Respect for diversity

  • 5. Ongoing learning and reflective practise

  • Comment:

EYLF Practice

  • 1. Holistic approaches

  • 2. Responsiveness to children

  • 3. Learning through play

  • 4. Intentional teaching

  • 5. Learning environments

  • 6. Cultural competence

  • 7. Continuity of learning and transitions

  • 8. Assessment for learning

  • Comments:

NUTRITION

  • Menu displayed:

  • Written in daily diary:

  • Today's lunch:

  • Sighted

  • Today's snacks

  • Add media

  • Sighted

  • Was water accessible to children?

Conclusion

REGULATIONS / POLICIES

  • Comments:

OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY

  • Comments:

GENERAL COMMENTS

  • Educator Goals:

  • Follow-Up required by Educator:

  • CDC Follow-Up:

  • Educator's Signature

  • CDC's Signature

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