2. Pass the spelling
All stand up!
You will each be given a word you need to spell on the
whiteboard – if correct you can sit down – if not, you
need to stay standing up until you are able to correct it.
You cannot help each other.
3. Learning outcomes for session
Describe what it means by Values and Principles
Identify your own values and principles.
Describe why this is important in health, social care and early
years settings
Identify guidance and standards that help support the work
in health, social care and early years settings.
Skills you will develop:
Research
Note taking
Communication skills
Demonstrate British Values
4. What does the word ‘value’ mean?
Make your notes in your notebook.
Learner feedback:
5. Meaning of value
The regard that something is held to deserve; the
importance, worth, or usefulness of something.
6. What does the word ‘principles’
mean?
Make your notes in your notebook.
Learner feedback:
7. Meaning of principles
A fundamental truth or proposition that serves as the
foundation for a system of belief or behaviour or for a
chain of reasoning.
8. What are your own personal
values and principles in life.
Spend a couple of minutes thinking about the things that
are important to you and why.
Complete the handout provided (person)
Share with the rest of the group.
9. What Values and Principles could we have in
childcare, health and social care settings?
In small groups discuss and write these down ready to
share with the rest of the group.
11. Examples of values and principles
in care
Showing empathy
Giving people choices
Person/child centered support
Confidentiality
Including everyone
Finding out their wishes, likes and dislikes
Meeting their needs
Safeguarding
Respecting cultures and beliefs
Good communication
12. Understand why this is important in health, social
care and early years settings
Working in groups of 3 - discuss and write down reasons
for why we should have values and principles with health,
social care and early years settings.
You will be expected to feedback your answer as a whole
group.
13. Learner feedback
• Keeps people safe from harm
• Staff know what they should be doing and how to care for
people
• Helps staff to follow British Values by treating people with
respect
• It shows that the setting is trustworthy
• People will feel like they are cared for properly
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14. What is ‘guidance and standards’?
Working in pairs research and find out what is the
meaning of guidance and standards.
Makes notes – do not copy!
You will need to feedback your answers as a whole group
15. Guidance and standards are…
• rules that should be understood to make sure that the
values and principles are followed correctly by everyone
working in the setting.
16. Research task
You will be split into small groups and will be given one
guidance and standards to research from the list below.
You will share with your peers.
Equality Act 2010
Health and Social Care Act 2012
The EYFS
Care Quality Commissions
Ofsted
17. Poster/Leaflet Activity
Chose how you will present your work.
Your poster or leaflet will be given to a new practitioner
working in care. You need to tell them the following
information:
The different values and principles that support work in
health and social care and childcare.
The guidance and standards that give us the understanding
of values and principles in care.
18. Summarise what you have learnt
in the session
Write a short paragraph to say what you have learnt in
todays session.
19. Recap session – what did we achieve?
Described what it means by Values and Principles
Identified your own values and principles.
Described why this is important in health, social care and
early years settings
Identified guidance and standards that help support the
work in health, social care and early years settings.
Skills you will develop:
Research
Note taking
Communication skills
Demonstrate British Values