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Default Are learning journeys compulsary?

Hiya,

Our soon to leave joint play leaders have differing ideas as to this.
One seems to tie the learning journey and development records as one document. The other says that the development records are the most important as they are the ones that aid the transition to school and the learning journey is a nice add on that parents should not expect

Advice would be great please

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