Question
Q – “Would you say it’s good practice to have experienced knowledgeable senior nursery nurses in each room to offer continuity,or have a lead practitioner on a rota system each day in total 16 different people?”
Answers –
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A – “It is good practice to have a solid structure of staff in each room to provide continuity of care and consistency for the children. How can this responsibility possibly be shared without inconsistencies and flaws?”
A – “I think its a good idea to have a session lead on maybe a weekly rota as well as your strong seniors/deputy because of the work load and it can then be evaluated as to how each team member operates so to speak”
A – “I think you need strong leaders in each room to bring a team together offer the best standards and practice for the children”
A – “Continual change must cause real attachment issues for the children?”
A – “Consistency is key for children to form the essential attachments needed for them to learn and develop”
A – “Consistency is so important, especially when working with the really young.”
A – “Consistency is key”