Work in Partnership PO5

What is the process of watching and recording a child's behaviour and development?

• Reception Baseline Assessment

• Observation

• Parental responsibility

• Key Person

What is the evaluation conducted at age two to monitor development?

• Early Years Foundation Stage Profile

• Observation

• Progress check at age two

• Key Person

What is one of the benefits of establishing a relationship with parents/carers?

• Increased isolation for the child.

• Distrust between parties.

• Benefits for the child, trust, and exchange of information.

• Lack of communication.

How does partnership working create positive relationships?

• By isolating parents from their children's learning

• By developing trust and respect

• By ignoring family needs

• By promoting inconsistency

Which responsibility involves the child's belongings?

• Looking after the child's property

• Buying the child's toys

• Organizing the child's room

• Cleaning the child's clothes

According to the Children Act 1989, what does parental responsibility include?

• Only financial support

• All rights, duties, powers, responsibilities, and authority

• Educational decisions only

• Health care decisions only

What legal right do parents and carers have regarding information about their child?

• No rights

• Receive information about their child

• Only educational information

• Only health information

What must parents and carers be asked to give consent for, according to the Children Act 1989?

• Medical procedures only

• A child to go on a school trip

• Educational assessments only

• None of the above

What statutory activity can parents and carers participate in?

• Voting for a school governor

• Deciding school curriculum

• Setting school fees

• None of the above

Which act significantly reviewed how children's services worked together to safeguard children and families?

• Children Act 2006

• Education Act 2002

• Children Act 2004

• Health Act 2003