1. Discuss your concerns with our lead assessor.
2. Download a copy of the Appeal against assessment outcome form
3. Complete and return the appeal form within two weeks of receiving your outcome, our address is:
Best Practice Network, 111 - 117 Victoria St, Bristol, BS1 6AX
Early Years Professional Status (EYPS) - Appeals Process
Best Practice Network
has every confidence in their procedures and assessors but if you are
unhappy
with the results of your assessment Best Practice Network has a formal
process
of appeal which you may wish to use. However, before taking this step,
we suggest
you discuss your position with our lead assessor, Maureen Lee, who will
be
happy to advise you.
The accuracy of the judgment that you have not
provided
sufficient evidence against all the standards will have been confirmed
by a team of moderators. However, you may appeal if you
consider that
due process was not followed in the conduct of your
assessment. You
should use Appeal against assessment outcome form
to submit your appeal and do so within two working weeks of being
notified of
the outcome of your assessment.
Your appeal will be considered by a Best Practice Network panel, which will comprise a Director of Best Practice Network, a lead or senior assessor and a further panel member. A decision on your appeal will be reached and communicated to you within four working weeks of its receipt.
If your appeal is unsuccessful, you have the right of
further
appeal. We shall also be happy to advise you of the best routes then
available
to you to secure EYPS status.