Shibani Jaiswal
From September-2024 , I will have one full-time space available Monday to Thursday, for a 6 month to 1 year old baby.
Hello,
My name is Shibani.
I AM AN OFSTED REGESTERED CHILDMINDER
* I am qualified in Level 3 in Early Years Care & Education, DBS Certified, Paediatric First Aid Trained, Fully Insured and can offer upto 10 hours of care per day for your child and can also offer 2, 3 & 4 year old funding (for 38 weeks during term-time only for children whose parents qualify for it.) I am also registered to accept tax-free childcare.
* I understand how difficult it can be to leave your child in the hands of someone else. I hope to make this transition a little easier for you and your child.
* My experience as a parent, room senior in a private day nursery and trained as a childminder has provided me with strong skills in childcare. I feel very comfortable and competent caring for children of all ages.
* I can provide a wide range of opportunities in the form of interactive, fun and challenging activities to enable children of all backgrounds and abilities to develop and learn through play in a caring, supportive, safe and happy and homely environment.
* I fully understand the importance of learning through play and appreciate that each child is unique. I believe that children should be treated with respect and that they learn from positive role models.
* I believe children are a gift to be nurtured, loved and cherished.
* My hourly rate includes, freshly home-cooked breakfast, lunch and tea along with morning and afternoon snack. It also includes all nappies, wipes, sun-creams and outings.
* Please get in touch with me if you would like a matured, fun and loving woman to care for your child and help them get ready for school.
* Thank you for considering me to care for your child.
* I am in the RG1 6PH postcode and on bus route 1, 1a, 2, 2a and 26.
Kind Regards
Shibani
This setting has signed up to offer Tax Free Childcare.
Who to contact
- Contact Name
- Shibani Jaiswal
- Contact Position
- Ofsted Registered Childminder
- Telephone
- 07845 329446 07845 329446
- shibani.bf@gmail.com
Where to go
- Address
-
Reading
Berkshire - Postcode
- RG1 6PH
Directions to RG1 6PH - Notes
Due to my home being on the first floor flat, I make sure I take the children out to the park or garden at least once a day.
Time / Date Details
- When is it on
- Monday to Thursday 7am - 6pm
Costs
- Costs
- £6.00 Per Hour
- Costs
- £7.00 Per Hour
- Details
- £6.00 per hour for children attending 6 to 10 hours per day. £7.00 per hour for children attending minimum 4 to 6 hours per day.
Inclusion Information
- Wheelchair access
- No
- Special Needs provision
- No
- Provision for special dietary needs
- Yes
- Can make special cultural provisions
- Yes
Childcare Information
Vacancies
- Immediate vacancies
- No
- Updated
- 12/02/2024
Funded Places
- Has 3 & 4 year old funding
- Yes
- Has 2 year old funding
- Yes
30 Hours Extended Entitlements
- Additional 15 hours of *Free* childcare offered
- Yes
- When are the additional 15 hours available? (e.g. Monday to Friday, 8am to 1pm)
- No availability at the moment.
- How many places are available for the additional 15 hours to meet the 30 hours childcare
- 0
- Intending to provide 30 Hours?
- Yes
- Registered to provide 30 Hours?
- Yes
Opening Times & Facilities
- Opening Times
-
Opening Times Day Opening Time Closing Time Monday 7am 6pm Tuesday 7am 6pm Wednesday 7am 6pm Thursday 7am 6pm
School Pickups
- Offers school pickups
- No
Ofsted Information
- Ofsted URN
- EY559915Link to latest Ofsted inspection report
- Inspection history
-
Inspection History Date type Outcome 24/02/2022 Inspection (Early Years Register) Inadequate 24/08/2022 Re-inspection (Early Years Register) Good
Local Offer
- Description
- Contact Name
- Shibani Jaiswal
- Contact Telephone
- 07845 329446
- Contact Email
- shibani.bf@gmail.com
- Local Offer Age Bands
- Early Years (0-4 years)
- SEN Provision Type
- Universal
- Local Offer Updated
- 12/02/2024
Early Years Private, Voluntary & Independent Settings
Description
My name is Shibani Jaiswal and I have a childminder home-based setting in place. I have been registered since May-2018. I am available to care for up to 6 children per day, 3 under 5 (out of which only 1 can be under 1 year old), and 3 from 5 to 8 year old. My working hours are Monday to Thursday, 7am to 6pm. I am open throughout the year except bank holidays and a week at Christmas time.
I do have a routine which occasionally gets changed based on the children's needs and interest. I have also made a few changes to my setting based on the children's age and requirements.
The aim of my setting is to provide home-based, good quality childcare and education to all the children.
I have a NVQ level 2 and 3 in Early Years Care & Education. I also have a First-Aid certificate and a Food & Safety certificate as I provide fresh and balanced home-cooked breakfast, lunch and tea. I have also attended training sessions to help me in the management and leadership in running my setting smoothly. I do my relevant courses through childcare.co.uk.
Updated February 2024
1: How does the setting identify children with additional needs or SEND?
I request all new parents to fill out an ''All about me'' form in conjunction with their child's red book. I also request all new potential parents to visit my home to meet me and see the suitability and provisions I have in place are sufficient and appropriate for the needs of their child. I regularly do observations and track the children's progress through the EYFS curriculum. This also helps me with the planning their next steps and has a positive impact on the children's progress.
2: How will I be informed / consulted about the ways in which my child is being supported?
I will inform/ consult with the parents about how I will support them by requesting them to contribute towards the planning/ next steps for their child through meetings and discussions or online learning journeys. I also discuss termly progress reports with them and they are encouraged to inform/ discuss with me if and when they have any concerns regarding their child's care or progress through meetings, e-mails, phone-calls or text messages.
3: How will the setting adapt the Early Years Foundation Stage curriculum for my child's needs?
I will be doing individual planning/ next steps for each child based on their age and ability. If and when necessary I would happily adapt my routine to suit the children's needs and interest. If and when I have any concerns regarding a child, I would take advice from Jayne Clark who is an Early Years Development Officer at Brighter Futures for Children or Deborah Wood who is a Childcare Compliance Manager at Brighter Futures for Children.
4: What teaching strategies does the setting use for children with additional needs or learning difficulties?
I would work together with parents and if necessary invite professionals to visit and model support to create an individual plan for that child. I would also tailor my resourses and teaching methods as I have done a short training course for Makaton and have done SEND training as well.
5: What additional support does the setting provide for children with additional needs or SEND?
I would request help and guidance from the Early Years team from my local authority and also request help and advise from other professionals. I also sign-post and direct parents to agencies that can offer them support and advice.
6: How will the setting monitor my child's progress and how will I be involved in this?
To monitor a child's progress I will use the Early Years Outcome/ Development Matters and also write up a 2 year old progress check/report. I follow the child's next steps by observing their ability, needs and interest. Focus of the week is attached on whatsaap, informing the parents of what we are learning this week, such as - colour, shape, alphabet, number and book and rhyme of the week, so that parents can support their child with this at home. Termly reports are also discussed regularly with parents at meetings and if necessary whenever they want to discuss anything to do with their child.
7: How do you ensure children with additional needs or SEND can be included in the same activities as other children, including trips?
I have adapted my resources and activities to include all the children of different ages and abilities. I always do a risk- assessment in the morning, of the premises and the outdoors. Outings are assessed one day prior to going out where possible, along with maintaining child ratio.
8: How accessible is the building for children with mobility difficulties / wheelchair users?
To access my premises you have to drive/ walk down a very steep road/pavement and then climb a flight of stairs which has 14 steps. Hence my premises are not suitable for children with mobility difficulties/ wheel-chair users.
9: How will you support my child's transition to a new setting or school?
To support a child with transition to a new setting or school, I would discuss this with the parents first and request parents to share information regarding where and when their child will be going. I would then talk/ explain to the child using books and pictures and if possible visit the new setting with the child to build good relationships with key-worker or the class teacher. I would include a transition report for the setting so that they know and understand as much as possible about that child's wants, needs and abilities and capabilities.
10: How does the setting assess the overall effectiveness of its SEN provision and how can parents / carers take part in this evaluation?
For SEN provisions I would take regular feed back from parents and complete action plans for those children if necessary, including an Ofsted self-evaluation.
11: Who should I contact if I am considering registering for a place at the setting?
If anyone, is considering registering for a place for their child at my setting they can contact me on :-
Name: Ms Shibani Jaiswal, Mobile No: 07845 329446, E-mail: shibani.bf@gmail.com
12: What arrangements does the setting have for feedback from parents / carers, including compliments and complaints?
All parents are requested to discuss any issues directly with me through meetings, phone-calls, e-mails or texts. I have an open-door attitude for verbal feed-back and complaints, though I always encourage them to write it down in my ''complaints and compliments'' book. All my policies are available for parents to see/ read any time and any changes in them is noted and informed to them and then I get them to sign it, agreeing to the terms of the amended policies. On request I can provide written/ verbal references from my current children's parents'.
Description
My name is Shibani Jaiswal and I have a childminder home-based setting in place. I have been registered since May-2018. I am available to care for up to 6 children per day, 3 under 5 (out of which only 1 can be under 1 year old), and 3 from 5 to 8 year old. My working hours are Monday to Thursday, 7am to 6pm. I am open throughout the year except bank holidays and a week at Christmas time.
I do have a routine which occasionally gets changed based on the children's needs and interest. I have also made a few changes to my setting based on the children's age and requirements.
The aim of my setting is to provide home-based, good quality childcare and education to all the children.
I have a NVQ level 2 and 3 in Early Years Care & Education. I also have a First-Aid certificate and a Food & Safety certificate as I provide fresh and balanced home-cooked breakfast, lunch and tea. I have also attended training sessions to help me in the management and leadership in running my setting smoothly. I do my relevant courses through childcare.co.uk.
Updated February 2024
1: How does the setting identify children with additional needs or SEND?
I request all new parents to fill out an ''All about me'' form in conjunction with their child's red book. I also request all new potential parents to visit my home to meet me and see the suitability and provisions I have in place are sufficient and appropriate for the needs of their child. I regularly do observations and track the children's progress through the EYFS curriculum. This also helps me with the planning their next steps and has a positive impact on the children's progress.
2: How will I be informed / consulted about the ways in which my child is being supported?
I will inform/ consult with the parents about how I will support them by requesting them to contribute towards the planning/ next steps for their child through meetings and discussions or online learning journeys. I also discuss termly progress reports with them and they are encouraged to inform/ discuss with me if and when they have any concerns regarding their child's care or progress through meetings, e-mails, phone-calls or text messages.
3: How will the setting adapt the Early Years Foundation Stage curriculum for my child's needs?
I will be doing individual planning/ next steps for each child based on their age and ability. If and when necessary I would happily adapt my routine to suit the children's needs and interest. If and when I have any concerns regarding a child, I would take advice from Jayne Clark who is an Early Years Development Officer at Brighter Futures for Children or Deborah Wood who is a Childcare Compliance Manager at Brighter Futures for Children.
4: What teaching strategies does the setting use for children with additional needs or learning difficulties?
I would work together with parents and if necessary invite professionals to visit and model support to create an individual plan for that child. I would also tailor my resourses and teaching methods as I have done a short training course for Makaton and have done SEND training as well.
5: What additional support does the setting provide for children with additional needs or SEND?
I would request help and guidance from the Early Years team from my local authority and also request help and advise from other professionals. I also sign-post and direct parents to agencies that can offer them support and advice.
6: How will the setting monitor my child's progress and how will I be involved in this?
To monitor a child's progress I will use the Early Years Outcome/ Development Matters and also write up a 2 year old progress check/report. I follow the child's next steps by observing their ability, needs and interest. Focus of the week is attached on whatsaap, informing the parents of what we are learning this week, such as - colour, shape, alphabet, number and book and rhyme of the week, so that parents can support their child with this at home. Termly reports are also discussed regularly with parents at meetings and if necessary whenever they want to discuss anything to do with their child.
7: How do you ensure children with additional needs or SEND can be included in the same activities as other children, including trips?
I have adapted my resources and activities to include all the children of different ages and abilities. I always do a risk- assessment in the morning, of the premises and the outdoors. Outings are assessed one day prior to going out where possible, along with maintaining child ratio.
8: How accessible is the building for children with mobility difficulties / wheelchair users?
To access my premises you have to drive/ walk down a very steep road/pavement and then climb a flight of stairs which has 14 steps. Hence my premises are not suitable for children with mobility difficulties/ wheel-chair users.
9: How will you support my child's transition to a new setting or school?
To support a child with transition to a new setting or school, I would discuss this with the parents first and request parents to share information regarding where and when their child will be going. I would then talk/ explain to the child using books and pictures and if possible visit the new setting with the child to build good relationships with key-worker or the class teacher. I would include a transition report for the setting so that they know and understand as much as possible about that child's wants, needs and abilities and capabilities.
10: How does the setting assess the overall effectiveness of its SEN provision and how can parents / carers take part in this evaluation?
For SEN provisions I would take regular feed back from parents and complete action plans for those children if necessary, including an Ofsted self-evaluation.
11: Who should I contact if I am considering registering for a place at the setting?
If anyone, is considering registering for a place for their child at my setting they can contact me on :-
Name: Ms Shibani Jaiswal, Mobile No: 07845 329446, E-mail: shibani.bf@gmail.com
12: What arrangements does the setting have for feedback from parents / carers, including compliments and complaints?
All parents are requested to discuss any issues directly with me through meetings, phone-calls, e-mails or texts. I have an open-door attitude for verbal feed-back and complaints, though I always encourage them to write it down in my ''complaints and compliments'' book. All my policies are available for parents to see/ read any time and any changes in them is noted and informed to them and then I get them to sign it, agreeing to the terms of the amended policies. On request I can provide written/ verbal references from my current children's parents'.
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