Regulation 15 in Louth
Record of Pre-school Child: 2 non-compliance(s) in the latest reports we read.
An inspection records what inspectors saw on one day; services respond with corrective actions — how to read this.
27 January 2026
Little & Big Rascals, Dunleer · Regulation 15 — Record of pre-school child
- (1) (i) One of the records for a child did not contain the parental consent for medical treatment in the event of an emergency. This practice was found to be non-compliant on the previous inspections on 15 April 2024. The corrective actions submitted following that inspection failed to prevent a recurrence of this non- compliance
Provider's corrective action:
- (1)(i) The parental consent was gained and as a preventive action the registered provider stated that a second person will help go through registration forms to ensure all pages are attached and signed so nothings is missed
11 April 2024
Peter Pan Crèche & Montessori, Drogheda · Regulation 15 — Record of pre-school child
- (1)(i) Written parental consent was not provided on two registration forms to authorise staff members avail of appropriate medical treatment for these children in the event of an emergency. It is acknowledged that parental consent for medical treatment was obtained in respect of these two children following the inspection, as evidenced in completed registration forms submitted to the Inspectorate on 12/04/2024
Provider's corrective action:
- The registered provider stated the following corrective actions and preventive actions have been carried out: Corrective Action (1)(i) Parents were contacted in relation to medical treatment authorisation, forms were signed and parents were informed about the importance of consent for medical treatment. Preventive Action (1)(i) Going forward all new registration forms will be double checked to make sure parents have signed all areas of the form. The following statement has also been included in the service’s medical treatment authorisation forms: If parental consent is not given for medical treatment your child will be unable to attend