Creative Explorers Day Nursery

The Millies Mark certification attests to the fact that all staff members in a nursery—or in our case, all of our nurseries—are thoroughly trained in paediatric first aid and capable of providing it when necessary. Following the terrible choking death of their nine-month-old daughter Millie at the childcare in 2012, Joanne and Dan Thompson founded the Millies Trust. The organisation is currently pushing for stronger first aid regulations for childcare providers. The National Day Nurseries Association (NDNA) and Millies Trust collaborate to produce Millies Mark, which is funded by the Department for Education. increasing competence and assurance in providing paediatric first aid in any circumstance. improving the calibre and abilities of the early childhood workers and assisting them with regular first aid difficulties, such allergies. One first aid certified professional must always be present on the nursery grounds, according to the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) criteria. To ensure that our parents could have entire faith in us to keep their children safe and secure while they are in our care, we went above and above this need. Our practitioners must not only be fully trained in accordance with the Millies Mark award requirements, but they must also feel comfortable administering first aid. We were eager to become engaged as soon as we learned about the accreditation since it would help us provide the finest care for our kids and ensure that we were held to the highest standards.