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Home Childcarer (Ofsted registered) & Nanny/au pair (registered or non-registered childcare)
Home Childcarer (Ofsted registered)
Home childcarers care for children in their own home.
- must ensure they meet Ofsted's registration welfare requirements
- must have undertaken a paediatric first aid course.
- required to be registered and inspected by Ofsted on the Voluntary Childcare Register
- are registered on the Ofsted Early Years Register where the children can play, learn and develop in line with The Early Years Foundation Stage Framework
- may provide FREE early education entitlement places for 2,3 and 4 year olds
- You may be able to get help paying for childcare from the government to pay for this type of childcare
Nanny/au pair (registered or non-registered childcare)
Nannies/au pairs look after children in their own homes.
- they don't need to hold qualifications
- do not need to be registered with Ofsted.
- some are members of a professional association.
- you will become their employer unless they are employed by an agency.
- may care for children of up to two sets of parents completely or mainly in one or both sets of parents homes
- may be registered and inspected by Ofsted on the Voluntary Childcare Register.
- may be registered with a childcare agency
- If registered with Ofsted on the Voluntary Childcare Register you may be able to get help paying for childcare from the government to pay for this type of childcare