FAQs > Learning and Development > What are the child's records of achievement
The setting keeps a record of achievement for each child, called ‘My Learning Journey’. Staff and parents working together on their children's records of achievement is one of the ways in which the key person and parents work in partnership. Your child's record of achievement helps us to celebrate together her/his achievements and to work together to provide what your child needs for her/his well-being and to make progress. Your child’s learning Journey file will be available at all times in your child’s play room for you to view or add too. Your child is also welcome to add to it pictures etc from home.
Your child's key person will work with you to keep this record. To do this you and she/he will collect information about your child's needs, activities, interests and achievements. This information will enable the key person to identify your child's stage of progress. You and the key person will then decide on how to help your child to move on to the next stage.
Last updated on August 26, 2010 by [Your Name Here]