Resume
Michelle Godfrey
Education and Qualifications
Broadland High School 2000-2005
Tunstead Road,
Hoveton,
Norwich,
Nr12 8QN
Art-B
Maths-C
Double Science-C
English-D
French-D
Leisure and Tourism-E
City College Norwich 2005-2008
Ispwich Road,
Norwich,
Norfolk
Nr2 2LJ
BTEC National diploma in early years- merit merit merit Cache level 2 certificate in childcare and education-merit
First Aid
Food Hygiene
ICT- Level 2
Application of number- level 2
Interests and Achievements
I enjoy doing many things in my spare time, like photography, scrapbooking, going to the gym, watching films and seeing my friends.
I have gained many achievements like, learning to fly, Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Award, first aid, food hygiene, learning to fly a glider.
Additional Information
I use to be a young leader at Rainbows, this is an organisation for girls aged 5-7 years old. I use to help prepare activities and carrying them out with the girls.
While working at Busy Bees Day Nursery for the last 2 and half years, I have also done lots of babysitting for lots of the children that I have looked after at the nursery.
At work I have lots of responsibility like, changing nappies, potty training, filling in daily sheets on my key children for the day, planning activities, role play with the children, taking children for walks around the hospital, doing observations on the children and putting displays up of the children’s work.
I have only worked at Busy Bees since March 2008, I started off as cover staff, then I got made a permanent Nursery Nurse, and have been made Room Leader this year. I have also worked with children aged 9 months to 3 years old. While at college I gained 800 hours of work experience with children aged 3 months to 8 years old.
Skills
I have several keychildren in my room at Busy Bees, I have to plan for the day and make sure that my colleagues in my room know what they are doing, I always have to tell the chef any dietary requirements for the day, I do observations on my keychildren every week this way they can gain further development. Every child has there own folder in which the observations go in to, this is so the parents can see what there child has been up to, I also have to follow the Early years Foundation stage.
Broadland High School 2000-2005
Tunstead Road,
Hoveton,
Norwich,
Nr12 8QN
Art-B
Maths-C
Double Science-C
English-D
French-D
Leisure and Tourism-E
City College Norwich 2005-2008
Ispwich Road,
Norwich,
Norfolk
Nr2 2LJ
BTEC National diploma in early years- merit merit merit Cache level 2 certificate in childcare and education-merit
First Aid
Food Hygiene
ICT- Level 2
Application of number- level 2
Interests and Achievements
I enjoy doing many things in my spare time, like photography, scrapbooking, going to the gym, watching films and seeing my friends.
I have gained many achievements like, learning to fly, Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Award, first aid, food hygiene, learning to fly a glider.
Additional Information
I use to be a young leader at Rainbows, this is an organisation for girls aged 5-7 years old. I use to help prepare activities and carrying them out with the girls.
While working at Busy Bees Day Nursery for the last 2 and half years, I have also done lots of babysitting for lots of the children that I have looked after at the nursery.
At work I have lots of responsibility like, changing nappies, potty training, filling in daily sheets on my key children for the day, planning activities, role play with the children, taking children for walks around the hospital, doing observations on the children and putting displays up of the children’s work.
I have only worked at Busy Bees since March 2008, I started off as cover staff, then I got made a permanent Nursery Nurse, and have been made Room Leader this year. I have also worked with children aged 9 months to 3 years old. While at college I gained 800 hours of work experience with children aged 3 months to 8 years old.
Skills
I have several keychildren in my room at Busy Bees, I have to plan for the day and make sure that my colleagues in my room know what they are doing, I always have to tell the chef any dietary requirements for the day, I do observations on my keychildren every week this way they can gain further development. Every child has there own folder in which the observations go in to, this is so the parents can see what there child has been up to, I also have to follow the Early years Foundation stage.