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18 ' Clitheroe Advertiser&Times, Thursday, July 30th, 2009


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Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, July 30th, 2009 19


Childminders set top standard for care and commitment


CHILDMINDERS, who belong to the Ribblesdale ■Childminding Network, are celebrating the achieve­ ment of their sixth “Out­ standing” member. The network has 14 mem­


bers, over a third of whom have achieved the Outstand­ ing grade from Ofsted. , Members are also celebrat-


. ing the network’s two-year anniversary of approval as a National Childminding .Asso­ ciation of England and Wales (NOMA) Quality Assured Children Come First (CCF) network. I t is currently seeking


accreditation by the NCMA to allow childminders to offer Nursery Education Grants to Ribble Valley families. Vivien Nowell, childmind­


ing network co-ordinator, said: “Our registered child­ minders have developed their practice in line with the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYES) and been able to


-achieve the Outstanding grade in their Ofsted inspec­ tions. “The network childminders


have made a commitment to helping children learn and develop, and the introduction of the EYFS has had a posi­ tive impact on their practice. “Well done to those child­


minders, who have achieved the Outstanding grade. You are among just six per cent in the country achieving th i s , grade.” “By joining the network


they have made a commit­ ment to continuing profes-. sional development, the NCMA’s ten quality stan­ dards, and achieving their aims,” added Ms Nowell Sue Wilson-Bames, NCMA


CCF Accreditation inspector, said: “It is clear that having the support of a dedicated and informed childminding network co-ordinator is key to the quality, growth and suc­ cess of the network.” • Childminders belonging


to the Ribblesdale Childmind-. ing Network are highly skilled childcare professionals whose aim is to provide quality assured childcare within a reg­ istered home-based setting for children from birth to eight years, in the Ribble Valley.


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OUR picture shows members of the Ribblcsdale Childminding Network, from left to right, Esabel Bibby, Michael Marr, Diane


Collinson, Emma Hemingway, Helen Taylor, Vivien Nowell (network co-ordinator), Gillian Middleton, Julie Buxton, Helen Lawson and Nicola Bateman, (s)


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