The pre-registration meeting Ms Robinson attended would have given her information about how she could ensure children are safe and well cared for and take part in activities that contribute to their development and learning. She may also have had information about grants to help with start-up costs.
As part of considering her application, an Ofsted childcare inspector would visit Ms Robinson's house. The inspector would explain fully any action that she would need to take to be registered. This is set out clearly in the information that accompanies the application form.
Ms Robinson's statement, 'Ofsted could refuse to allow my house to be used without explanation', is plainly wrong.
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