- Include a summary of the child’s development in the three prime areas
- Include the child’s strengths and any areas where the child’s progress is less than expected.
- Include a description of the activities and strategies you intend to adopt to address any concerns
- Discuss with the parents how the summary of learning can be used to support learning at home
In September 2015, the Integrated Review was introduced combining your Progress Check at Age 2 with the Healthy Child Programme Review at age two to two-and-a-half which is carried out by health visitors. In the past it was considered ‘good practice’ to try and prepare your Progress Check report prior to the Healthy Child Review so that parents could raise any concerns you may have brought up in your report with the child’s health visitor. With the introduction of the Integrated Review, this information-sharing is now a requirement.
Products that can help you
Progress Check Age 2 Pack
This pack is an essential piece of kit to guide and support you through the whole process of completing the statutory Progress Check. It has been designed and updated to empower you and your families to make the best use of the check.
The pack contains progress check samples, information and guidance, templates and full guidance on how to complete your progress check at age two.
