EYFS Statutory Framework
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Teachers' Tv Programme
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I've just discovered that this is on today - or you can download it..might be worth a look? http://www.teachers.tv/video/24245
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Firstly, as part of my tutoring foray I have 10 minutes to do an icebreaker which is merely finding out where everyone works and have to give an overview of the EYFS. Now, in essence its simple but I've only got a few minutes, so how would you describe the EYFS? Secondly, do you know whee I can find worksheets in languages other than English?
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so sfater a long meeting with some of my collegues and managing director i think we now have our heads around how we are goign to plan when we begin to intorduce the eyfs. however as we areonly just beginnig to look at thefull pack we are a little bit confused as to where the " themes and principle" fit in. my understanding of it is that the themes and principles underly everything that is done in the setting as is part of our ongoing good practice, so there is a theme on posititve relationships- paretns as partners this would always be done in the setting. however because these themse are written on sepreate cards some of my collegues are getting confused as they…
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Development Matters The New Eyfs
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now that the stepping stones have been changed to age related steps isn't this quite dangerous as one conversation i have had in discussing a piece of writing completed by a reception child which showed some recognisable letters and meaning put them 10 months behind where they should be in relation to their age i tried explaining its developmental or is that the ages have overlaps i am not sure but want to try and say that they are not behind can anyone help me ?
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Hi - We've been asked by Ruth Pimentel (Primary National Strategies Foundation Stage Director) to invite you to take part in a further EYFS questionnaire. She says: You can find the link here
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Hi . I teach in a first school nursery/reception unit and am not having training for EYFS until February.Could any of you kind peopleout there summarise exactly what it is going to meaan to a maintained setting when the EYFS is introduced in September.I have got all the documents and CD and have been through them but clarification from someone who is in same situation would be great .Thank you x
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Implementing The Eyfs
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Hey everyone, Im new to the foundation stage forum, ive found all the topics very interesting and useful. I have a query to put to people, Im working in a nursery in staffordshire where we have researched the eyfs and I feel we have enough knowledge to start implementing the eyfs within the planning and profiles. However our advisor has told us not to even though we have researched it well. I was just wondering if any of you have started implementing any of the aspects relating to the eyfs. Replies would be greatly appreciated
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Eyfs Statutory Framework Page 40
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My colleague has just pointed out that bullet point 3 on this page appears to require the children's key worker to be listed in the same place as children's hours of attendance etc. We don't currently have this info in the same place. Does anyone else read this differently?
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Hi all ok I'm an early bird this Saturday morning but couldn't sleep... I have been asked to provide some INSET for our staff on the EYFS and wanted to pick your brains to see if anyone had any advice on how to do this. As we haven't had any training yet- just the briefing- I'd be grateful of any ideas on how to approach this. Has anyone delivered any INSET to their staff and if so can you share how you went about it please? many thanks apple
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I am just starting my third year of being in charge of a room. I have an nvq3 qualification an assesor came in for a member of staff today and we were talking about level 4-- I said that I wasnt keen to do it as I didnt think I was capable of doing this level she said that by 2007 anyone in charge of a room must be level 4 qualified. Is this true? we are a private nursery/pre-prep schoolbut are still ofsteded and have the childcare vouchers. Feeling a little dispondent about it all as I had to work really hard for my nvq3 and had to complete it by 6 months. Help!!!
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