Victoria Woodhouse

Supported children aged 2 to 4 in outdoor learning environments daily.

Applied EYFS knowledge to record children progress and development observations.

• Followed health and safety guidelines to keep learning space safe.
• Trained children with individual healthcare plans covering blood sugar targets.
• Administered insulin protocols, meals, snacks, and emergency contacts as recorded.
• Collaborated with colleagues to write development reports for each child.
• Responded promptly to emergencies to protect children's safety and welfare.
• Administered medications and minor first aid treatments to support wellbeing.
• Built strong rapport with parents at drop-off and pick-up times.
• Encouraged open communication about children's progress during daily handovers.
• Built positive relationships with families to strengthen trust in care provisions.
• Safeguarded children by escalating concerns to senior staff promptly.
• Followed health and safety guidelines meticulously to maintain safe environments.
• Served as key person to 6 children for consistent support.
• Coordinated age-appropriate activities to promote learning and development.

• Assist with care and learning programmes for individuals and groups of pupils.
• Supporting pupils in personal care and delegated clinical procedures.
• Supporting pupils with postural management.
• Supporting pupils with continence management and ensured comfort and dignity during toileting and changing routines.
• Fully trained on specific children on tracheostomy care and management, suctioning and airway support. This also involved in supporting respiratory needs including oxygen therapy, nebulisers, inhales and monitoring saturations.
• Training on gastrostomy care including feeding, hydration and administrating medication via gastrostomy.

• Executed instructions from registered nurse to ensure effective delivery of care.
• Supported patients with various personal care needs to promote comfort and hygiene.
• Followed infection control guidelines to mitigate risks of cross infection and protect patient health.