1) Role: A named person responsible for a small group of children. Key Tasks: Build strong relationships with key children and their families. Observe and track children’s development and progress. Share updates with parents and support transitions. Ensure children feel safe, secure, and included. a) Room lead b) Key worker 2) Role: Main point of contact for all safeguarding and child protection concerns. Key Tasks: Respond to any safeguarding concerns raised by staff. Decide on next steps and make referrals to external agencies if needed. Keep up-to-date safeguarding records. Train and guide staff on safeguarding policies and procedures. a) DSL (Designated Safeguarding Lead) b) S.E.N.C.O c) Manager d) Room Lead 3) Role: Oversees the daily running of a nursery room and supervises staff. Key Tasks: Allocate tasks and support practitioners in the room. Ensure activities meet children’s needs and follow EYFS guidance. Monitor health, safety, and safeguarding in the room. Report to the deputy manager or manager. a) Room Leader / Nursery Supervisor b) Manager 4) Role: Manages the setting and ensures legal and Ofsted requirements are met. Key Tasks: Lead the team, manage rotas, and supervise staff. Ensure policies and procedures are followed. Maintain quality of care and education in the setting. Liaise with Ofsted and other external agencies. a) S.E.N.C.O b) Deputy Manager / Nursery Manager c) D.S.L d) Lunch cover 5) Role: Supports children with additional needs and promotes inclusive practice. Key Tasks: Identify and support children with SEND. Work with parents and external professionals. Develop and monitor support plans. Guide colleagues on strategies for inclusion. a) DSL b) Room lead c) Manager d) S.E.N.C.O

Roles in Early Years

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