Common use of KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Clause in Contracts

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES. Objective – to provide clarity on certain key responsibilities and roles of the parties 2.1 Must secure an EYFE place for every eligible child in its area. 2.2 Will work in partnership with providers to determine and agree how the obligations to deliver EYFE places will best be met including discussion with the Provider in respect of their proposed Annual Core Offer. 2.3 Will be clear about its role and the support offered locally to meet the needs of children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) as well as its expectations of the Provider as set out in the Special educational needs and disability code of practice: 0 to 25 years January 2015. 2.4 Must contribute to safeguarding and promote the welfare of children in the City of Brighton and Hove (the ‘City’). 2.5 Will store and manage data in accordance with the Data Protection Act 2018. 2.6 Must comply with all relevant legislation, guidance and regulations, including additional government guidance issued in relation to specific circumstances, including but not limited to the provisions set out in clause1.3. 2.7 Must take out and maintain all insurance necessary including to meet Ofsted insurance requirements. 2.8 Should ensure that EYFE is delivered fairly, transparently and in accordance with this Agreement, the underlying legislation and government guidance. The Provider should deliver EYFE consistently to all parents including quality and access, whether in receipt of 15 or 30 hours and regardless of whether or not the parent chooses additional paid private hours, and optional services or consumables. This means that the Provider should be transparent and communicate to parents and prospective parents details of days and times that they offer EYFE, along with any optional hours, services and consumables. 2.9 Must follow the Early years foundation stage (EYFS) statutory framework - ▇▇▇.▇▇ (▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇) and have clear safeguarding policies and procedures in accordance with BHCC guidance for recognising, responding, reporting and recording suspected or actual abuse (see clause 3). If requested the Provider must give BHCC full access to its safeguarding policies and procedures to demonstrate compliance. The Provider is also required to update its policies and procedures to take account of any changes in statutory requirements and to work collaboratively with BHCC to improve any areas where shortcomings have been identified. 2.10 Must have arrangements in place to support children with SEND including a clear approach to identifying and responding to SEND. The Provider should utilise the SEND Additional Support Funding and Disability Access Fund (see clause 8) to deliver effective support, while making information available to parents about their SEND offer. The Provider is also required to update its policies and procedures to take account of any changes in statutory requirements and to work collaboratively with BHCC to improve any areas where shortcomings have been identified. 2.11 Must have a data protection policy and must store and manage data in accordance with the Data Protection Act 2018.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES. Objective – to provide clarity on certain key responsibilities and roles of the parties 2.1 Must secure an EYFE place for every eligible child in its area. 2.2 Will work in partnership with providers to determine and agree how the obligations to deliver EYFE places will best be met including discussion with the Provider in respect of their proposed Annual Core Offer. 2.3 Will be clear about its role and the support offered locally to meet the needs of children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) as well as its expectations of the Provider providers as set out in the Special educational needs and disability code of practice: 0 to 25 years January 2015. 2.4 Must contribute to safeguarding and promote the welfare of children in the City of Brighton and Hove (the ‘City’)& Hove. 2.5 Will store and manage data in accordance with the Data Protection Act 2018▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇. 2.6 Must comply with all relevant legislation, guidance legislation and regulationsguidance, including additional government guidance issued in relation to specific circumstances, including but not limited to the provisions set out in clause1.3Section 1.4. 2.7 Must take out and maintain all insurance necessary including to meet Ofsted insurance requirements. 2.8 Should work with BHCC to ensure that EYFE is delivered fairly, transparently and in accordance with this Agreement, the underlying legislation and government guidance. The Provider should deliver EYFE consistently to all parents including quality and accessparents, whether in receipt of 15 provision for their two year old, or 30 hours the universal or extended entitlement for three and four year olds, regardless of whether or not the parent chooses additional paid private to pay for non-EYFE hours, and optional services or consumables. This means that the Provider should be transparent and communicate to parents and prospective parents details of the days and times that they offer EYFE, along with any optional hours, services and consumablescharges. Children accessing EYFE should receive the same quality and access to provision as those whose parents opt to pay for additional services. 2.9 Must follow the Early Statutory framework for the early years foundation stage (EYFS) statutory framework - ▇▇▇.▇▇ (▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇) September 2021 and have clear safeguarding policies and procedures in accordance with BHCC guidance for recognising, responding, reporting and recording suspected or actual abuse (see clause Section 3). If requested the Provider must give BHCC full access to its safeguarding policies and procedures to demonstrate compliance. The Provider is also required to update its policies and procedures to take account of any changes in statutory requirements and to work collaboratively with BHCC to improve any areas where shortcomings have been identified. 2.10 Must have arrangements in place to support children with SEND including a clear approach to identifying and responding to SEND. The Provider should utilise the SEND Additional Support Funding Fund and Disability Access Fund (see clause 8) Section 9) to deliver effective support, while making information available to parents about their SEND offer. The Provider is also required to update its policies and procedures to take account of any changes in statutory requirements and to work collaboratively with BHCC to improve any areas where shortcomings have been identified. 2.11 Must have a data protection policy and must store and manage data in accordance with the Data Protection Act 2018▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES. Objective – to provide clarity on certain key responsibilities and roles of the parties 2.1 Must secure an EYFE place for every eligible child in its area. 2.2 Will work in partnership with providers to determine and agree how the obligations to deliver EYFE places will best be met including discussion with the Provider in respect of their proposed Annual Core Offer. 2.3 Will be clear about its role and the support offered locally to meet the needs of children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) as well as its expectations of the Provider providers as set out in the Special educational needs and disability code of practice: 0 to 25 years January 2015. 2.4 Must contribute to safeguarding and promote the welfare of children in the City of Brighton and Hove (the ‘City’)& Hove. 2.5 Will store and manage data in accordance with the Data Protection Act 2018. 2.6 Must comply with all relevant legislation, guidance legislation and regulationsguidance, including additional government guidance issued in relation to specific circumstances, including but not limited to the provisions set out in clause1.3Section 1.4. 2.7 Must take out and maintain all insurance necessary including to meet Ofsted insurance requirements. 2.8 Should work with BHCC to ensure that EYFE is delivered fairly, transparently and in accordance with this Agreement, the underlying legislation and government guidance. The Provider should deliver EYFE consistently to all parents including quality and accessparents, whether in receipt of 15 provision for their two year old, or 30 hours the universal or extended entitlement for three and four year olds, regardless of whether or not the parent chooses additional paid private to pay for non-EYFE hours, and optional services or consumables. This means that the Provider should be transparent and communicate to parents and prospective parents details of the days and times that they offer EYFE, along with any optional hours, services and consumablescharges. Children accessing EYFE should receive the same quality and access to provision as those whose parents opt to pay for additional services. 2.9 Must follow the Early Statutory framework for the early years foundation stage (EYFS) statutory framework - ▇▇▇.▇▇ (▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇) September 2021 and have clear safeguarding policies and procedures in accordance with BHCC guidance for recognising, responding, reporting and recording suspected or actual abuse (see clause Section 3). If requested the Provider must give BHCC full access to its safeguarding policies and procedures to demonstrate compliance. The Provider is also required to update its policies and procedures to take account of any changes in statutory requirements and to work collaboratively with BHCC to improve any areas where shortcomings have been identified. 2.10 Must have arrangements in place to support children with SEND including a clear approach to identifying and responding to SEND. The Provider should utilise the SEND Additional Support Funding Fund and Disability Access Fund (see clause 8) Section 9) to deliver effective support, while making information available to parents about their SEND offer. The Provider is also required to update its policies and procedures to take account of any changes in statutory requirements and to work collaboratively with BHCC to improve any areas where shortcomings have been identified. 2.11 Must have a data protection policy and must store and manage data in accordance with the Data Protection Act 2018.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES. Objective – to provide clarity on certain key responsibilities and roles of the parties 2.1 Must secure an EYFE place for every eligible child in its area. 2.2 Will work in partnership with providers to determine and agree how the obligations to deliver EYFE places will best be met including discussion with the Provider in respect of their proposed Annual Core Offer. 2.3 Will be clear about its role and the support offered locally to meet the needs of children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) as well as its expectations of the Provider providers as set out in the Special educational needs and disability code of practice: 0 to 25 years January 2015. 2.4 Must contribute to safeguarding and promote the welfare of children in the City of Brighton and Hove (the ‘City’)& Hove. 2.5 Will store and manage data in accordance with the Data Protection Act 2018. 2.6 Must comply with all relevant legislation, guidance legislation and regulationsguidance, including additional government guidance issued in relation to specific circumstances, including but not limited to the provisions set out in clause1.3Section 1.3. 2.7 Must take out and maintain all insurance necessary including to meet Ofsted insurance requirements. 2.8 Should work with BHCC to ensure that EYFE is delivered fairly, transparently and in accordance with this Agreement, the underlying legislation and government guidance. The Provider should deliver EYFE consistently to all parents including quality and accessparents, whether in receipt of 15 or 30 hours and hours, regardless of whether or not the parent chooses additional paid private to pay for non-EYFE hours, and optional services or consumables. This means that the Provider should be transparent and communicate to parents and prospective parents details of days and times that they offer EYFE, along with any optional hours, services and consumablescharges. Children accessing EYFE should receive the same quality and access to provision as those whose parents opt to pay for additional services. 2.9 Must follow the Early years foundation stage (EYFS) statutory framework - ▇▇▇.▇▇ (▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇) and have clear safeguarding policies and procedures in accordance with BHCC guidance for recognising, responding, reporting and recording suspected or actual abuse (see clause Section 3). If requested the Provider must give BHCC full access to its safeguarding policies and procedures to demonstrate compliance. The Provider is also required to update its policies and procedures to take account of any changes in statutory requirements and to work collaboratively with BHCC to improve any areas where shortcomings have been identified. 2.10 Must have arrangements in place to support children with SEND including a clear approach to identifying and responding to SEND. The Provider should utilise the SEND Additional Support Funding Fund and Disability Access Fund (see clause 8) Section 9) to deliver effective support, while making information available to parents about their SEND offer. The Provider is also required to update its policies and procedures to take account of any changes in statutory requirements and to work collaboratively with BHCC to improve any areas where shortcomings have been identified. 2.11 Must have a data protection policy and must store and manage data in accordance with the Data Protection Act 2018.