1. Every child with additional needs has a written, up-to-date support profile.
2. Staff read a child's needs before each session, and you can prove it.
3. You keep a dated record of each session for children with additional needs.
4. Parents can see and correct what you hold about their child.
5. You can show an inspector your ratios, including one-to-one children, for any past day.
6. Every staff member's DBS and training dates are tracked with reminders.
7. Allergy and medical emergency steps are on hand for every session.
8. You could produce all of the above within 10 minutes of an inspector arriving.