Individual Health Care Plan (IHCP)- Editable
This is an editable IHCP individual health care plan for Schools, Childminders and Nurseries for children needing medication kept at settings.
All our planning has been carefully created by experienced qualified primary school teachers with QTS therefore you can be sure that your planning will achieve your outcomes and aims.
Reviews
United KingdomBeautiful
These are beautifully made and really useful for extending my more able.
United KingdomAmazing
This training was fantastic. Really made me think and reflect on ways to improve. Just brilliantly honest and straight to the point.
United KingdomPhonics Phase 1 planning
This is great we have printed it out and we use daily for the Nursery children for a short Phonics activity. It has saved me loads of time and is really well thought out and each activity is clearly explained so the staff know what to do. Each time they teach Phonics they are becoming more confident with presenting.
United KingdomGreat Help
This is so helpful to give to parents. A great help. Thanks
United KingdomWow wow wow
This is so amazing thank you so much for making plans appropriate for Early Years!
United KingdomGreat understanding of phonics
Very please with my purchase, brilliant phonics activities.
CanadaSample
Hi I am interested in purchasing just this resource, however, I cannot read the sample page very well. Is it possible to see a clearer picture of the sample page to help me determine whether I want to purchase a membership?
United KingdomA Great Help - Thanks.
Really helpful planning - good ideas.
United KingdomHelpful Phonics
Great Book, really helpful phonics planning. Would definitely recommend when teaching phonics to children.
United KingdomPhonics 1 book
Highly recommend this informative phonics book. Everything you need to know about phase 1 and explained in good detail.
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