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General question k4c753

hyia any help or infomation on this new to this leval and carnt get my head around this 1. thanks
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hyia any help or infomation on this new to this leval and carnt get my head around this 1. thanks
Whats the question in full?

Someone may have the answer for you, but everyone on here is on or has done different courses/qualifications etc and doesn't know what stands for what - with all these units numbers etc.
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This is some of the things that i included in my question k4c753 i hope it helps

Information sharing is an important part of the child care setting. Information is shared with parents, staff, children etc, to make sure the setting is running smoothly on a day to day basis.

On a day to day basis, information about the children is shared between nursery nurse and the setting. It is important that they can share this information professionally, as part of their day to day routines and do so confidently.

On a day to day basis, some of the information we may share verbally to each other is as follows: -

Messages we may have from parents, students, staff etc.
The number of children we have in today.
What time staff and students are going to have dinner
What shift staff are on.

We also share information in staff meetings, where we discuss issues that are happening at the nursery, we also discuss children that we have concerns with, and discuss these children as a team.
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