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Default work along side another setting......

HI I am hoping someone here will give me some information....I have just had a new little boy start at our preschool and I am his keyworker....he currently attends another nursery thats local to his mums work and has done since he was 18months. I dont have any experience in working along side another setting and wonder how others do this in their settings...he only comes to us for 1 morning a week and I would like to see the sort of things he does at his other setting and share information on his next steps and learning journey.
Mum says she has never seen a learning journal from the other setting so it should be quite intresting....I update mine every six weeks and meet with parents every half term.
Any ideas would be greatfully accetpted, what you do at your setting ect ...thanks.
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