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Early Years Curriculum
The UK Early Years Curriculum, also known as the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), is a framework that guides education for children from birth to age 5. It emphasises fostering well-rounded development through play-based learning.
Seven Areas of Learning:
The EYFS curriculum emphasises seven key areas that help your child blossom:
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Communication and Language: Develops speaking, listening, and understanding skills.
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Physical Development: Enhances gross and fine motor skills through movement and exploration.
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Personal, Social and Emotional Development: Nurtures self-awareness, empathy, and social interaction skills.
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Literacy: Prepares children for reading and writing through exposure to books, stories, and creative expression.
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Mathematics: Introduces basic numeracy concepts like counting, sorting, and recognising shapes.
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Understanding the World: Explores science, technology, nature, and cultural experiences.
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Expressive Arts and Design: Encourages creativity and imagination through art, music, drama, and movement.
Benefits of the EYFS Curriculum
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Play-based Learning: Makes learning fun and engaging, fostering a love for exploration and discovery.
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Holistic Development: Addresses all aspects of your child's growth, from physical skills to emotional well-being.
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Individualised Learning: Activities are tailored to each child's interests and developmental stage.
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Strong Foundation: Prepares children for future academic success and social interaction.
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Partnership with Parents: Encourages collaboration between educators and families for a consistent learning experience.
