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By Julie Kent and Annette Jerram, joint owners/ managers of Aldbourne Pre-school, Marlborough, Wiltshire The Children's Workforce Development Council recently phoned to ask whether our setting would be taking up Early Years Professional Status training.

The Children's Workforce Development Council recently phoned to ask whether our setting would be taking up Early Years Professional Status training.

We've run our not-for-profit pre-school for 20 years and are both aged 50-plus. Annette trained as a teacher many years ago and is our experienced SEN co-ordinator. We've admitted children with many special needs, including cerebral palsy, visual impairment and life-threatening disease.

Annette has written Individual Education Plans for these children and worked with parents and outside agencies to provide quality care and education.

My qualifications include ten O and A Levels, Diploma in Pre-school Practice, D32/33 NVQ Assessor qualification, and I'm a Bristol Standard QA assessor/ validator.

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