Early Years Practice

Parental involvement in a child’s education is not just a desirable addition but a fundamental necessity, especially during the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS). The EYFS framework, tailored for children aged birth to five in the United Kingdom, lays the essential groundwork for their lifelong learning journey. UK parents play

The Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework is a cornerstone of early childhood education in the United Kingdom. Its principles and guidelines are designed to provide a strong foundation for children from birth to age five, ensuring they have the best start in life. One of the core principles of

Being a successful early years educator is a rewarding journey that requires dedication, compassion, and continuous growth. As a parent, guardian, or educator, understanding the vital skills and qualities that make a great early years educator can significantly impact the development of young children. In this article, we’ll explore the

As a child, there was nothing quite like the feeling of running around outside, feeling the fresh air on your face and the freedom to explore the world around you and as it turns out, this sense of curiosity and exploration is incredibly important for young children’s development. Outdoor play

Lack of professional development around children’s Speech, Language and communication needs According to the latest report issued by The Communication Trust, it shows a gap in training around Children’s Speech, Language and Communication.  The report highlighted the importance of children’s speech, Langauge and communication needs. However, it recognised that not many professionals

A helpful guide for parent ‘What to expect, when?’ This guide is to help parents/carers understand about their child’s learning and development during their first five years. The booklet explains what parents should expect to see during these crucial years within the seven areas of learning. As every child is