Omayma El-Zulafi
Ofsted Registered Childminder
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 Welcome to my childminding website

 

I am a Registered Childminder with Ofsted, NCMA (National Childminding Association) and BCMA (Bromley Childminding Association) and inspected according to their recommended timescales to ensure that the highest standards are maintained and that children in my care are safe and happy.

I am registered to provide overnight care.

 My last inspection took place on 1ST OCTOBER 2009, and my grade is “Good” over all which include "outstanding "grade in 6 areas of key inspection judgements.  Click here to view a full copy of my Ofsted Inspection report.

 

Any parent misusing my name to commit benefit fraud will be reported and the place will be withdrawn immediately. No refund will be given and any legal actions needed will be taken.

My Aim

My aim is to provide a warm, happy atmosphere, and affordable childcare of the highest quality, leading to a positive learning environment where all children can achieve their full potential. My priority is to keep children safe and happy but above all, to have FUN! 
 

 This page was last modified on Tuesday, September 28, 2010 08:35:48 PM

Why Choose a Childminder

“Childminders offer a flexibility of service that is difficult to find in other childcare provisions. Because they look after small groups of children, their daily routine is very adaptable. Individual dietary requirements, sleeping patterns or homework projects can be catered for with ease. Their flexibility makes childminders ideal care providers for children whose parents work shifts. Unlike most nurseries, out of school clubs and summer play schemes childminding services are often offered outside of standard opening hours.”

(Scottish Childminding Association, 2007)

 “Good care by one person is almost certain to be more loving and sensitive than care by a number of different people, however competent”

(Goldsmied, Elinor; Jackson, Sonia;, 2004, p. 83)