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Old 28-01-2008, 03:27 PM
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Please could you let me know whether or not you have, or would work in an early years setting, this is some research for my book (potential market).

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Have worked, if EY is just reception and below then might only do it as a favour or in emergency, not through choice!
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I did quite a bit of reception when I was supplying and a day in nursery also (I was told it was reception even though the school was called a nursery school and I kept asking are you sure?!!)
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yes, yes - and i'd be back in as quick as a shot - but there is a waiting list at my school to get back into reception - if we can get the current ones out.
Doing early years supply I think is harder - as it's all about routines and personal and social skills, unless you know the school and them you really as babysitting in some respects!
But then I am someone who would never consider teaching anything over about8yrold - until they get to about 15yrs- then i'm fine with them again!
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Have done, but definitely prefer juniors and would only do it again if I didn't really have a choice!
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Any more replies to this before the poll ends tomorrow afternoon would be great.

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Hi Chaps,

It's your last chance to vote on this today, please do as it really will help me out.

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