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How we support children who are going through various transitions.

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Provides guidance to qualifying members of the relevant pension scheme who may be interested in Flexible/Phased Retirement

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The University Nursery's commitment to the importance of daily outdoor play and the physical development of all children.

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Outlines the range of flexible working practices and a variety of flexible working arrangements which may be available to staff at the University.

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The University of Dundee Ltd recognise that by efficiently managing our records, we will be able to comply with legal and regulatory obligations and to contribute to the effective overall management of the nursery.

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This policy sets out the University’s approach to short term international remote working, which allows staff to work overseas for a limited period at their personal request.

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The University Nursery's policy relating to student placements.

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Outlines the University's policy and procedure on Unpaid Parental Leave

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The University Nursery's admission criteria and order of priorities

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We promote children's right to be strong, resilient and listened to by creating an environment that encourages children to develop a positive self-image

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How we put the rights of the child at the heart of our planning and reflect the needs of all children.

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How the University Nursery ensures safe lone working.

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This privacy notice describes how the Nursery collects and uses personal information about employees of the Nursery (“Employees”), children attending the Nursery (“Child” or “Children”) and the parents of the Children (“Parents”) (known collectively as “You” or “Your”), in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

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The Nursery's commitment to fair working.

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How the University Nursery aims to work alongside parents in the provision of their child’s individual needs

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The University Nursery policy regarding the support of looked after children.

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Outlines the University's policy and procedure on Maternity Pay and Leave and further guidance on other Maternity matters

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A Key Person is a named member of staff assigned to an individual child to support their development and act as the key point of contact with that child’s parents or carers.