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Read about Haringey’s Safety Valve Programme.

Health and Development Check

All Haringey children aged 2 who attend an early years setting will have a development check. This check makes sure that we pick up any development needs as soon as possible so that we can offer you additional support if you need it.

Your health visitor will also carry out a health check when your child is two years old.

What to expect in the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS)

A guide for parents

The Early Years Foundation Stage Profile at age five provides parents, practitioners, and teachers with a full picture of a child’s knowledge, understanding and abilities. A profile is usually completed for children in the final term of the year in which they turn five. It is particularly helpful for children with SEND and should inform plans for future learning.

This guide provides you with lots of information about what children do at different ages as well as tips for how you can help them. If you are still concerned, you should contact your child’s health visitor or talk to their nursery.

  • What to expect in the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS): a guide for parents (PDF, 6MB)

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      • Health Services
        • Sensory Support Team - Vision
        • Autism
        • Children and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS)
        • Children's Occupational Therapy Service
        • Children's Palliative Care
        • Children’s Continuing Care
        • Children’s Physiotherapy
        • Community Nutrition and Dietetic Service
        • Early Years and Pregnancy 0-4
        • Health Services Resources
        • Health and Development Check
        • I am worried my child has Special Educational Needs
        • Language and Autism Support Team
        • Local Offer Dental Services
        • Nursing Services
        • Other health services
        • Parents and Carers
        • Personal Health Budget
        • Preparing for Adulthood 14-18
        • Primary 4 -10
        • School Nursing
        • Secondary 11-14
        • Special Schools Therapies and Nursing Service
        • Specialist health services
        • Speech and Language Therapy Service
        • Supporting Children with Medical Needs in School
        • THRIVE Framework
        • The Mental Capacity Act, 2005 (Applicable for people 16 years old and over)
        • Universal health services
        • Young Adults 18 – 25

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