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Welcome to our Parents Information presentation How we support your child at Day Care at Saint Martins. How we deliver the Early Years Foundation Stage. The early years of a childs life are critically important We have


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Welcome to our Parents Information presentation

  • How we support your child at Day

Care at Saint Martin’s.

  • How we deliver the Early Years

Foundation Stage.

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The early years of a child’s life are critically important

  • We have found overwhelming evidence that children’s life

chances are most heavily predicated on their development in the first five years of life. It is family background, parental education, good parenting and the opportunities for learning and development in those crucial years that together matter more to children than money, in determining whether their potential is realised in adult life.

Field, F. (December 2010)

  • A child’s experiences during their early years provide the

essential foundations for life. Their development during this period influences their basic learning, educational attainment, economic participation and health.

Dyson, A. et al (2009) cited in Tickell, C. (2011)

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The Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) 2012

  • Children are born ready, able and eager to
  • learn. They actively reach out to interact

with other people, and in the world around them.

  • Development is not an automatic process,
  • however. It depends on each unique child

having opportunities to interact in positive relationships and enabling environments.

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Your Unique Child

Practitioners:

  • Understand and
  • bserve each child’s

development

  • Assess progress
  • Plan next steps
  • Identify your child’s

preferred learning style

  • Support babies and

young children to develop a positive sense of their own identity

  • Identify need for

additional support

  • Keep children safe
  • Value and respect all

children and families equally.

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Positive Relationships

Practitioners:

  • Develop warm and caring

relationships and foster a sense of belonging

  • Responsive and sensitive

to your child’s needs, feelings and interests

  • Supportive of your child’s

efforts and independence

  • Consistent in setting clear

boundaries

  • Offer stimulating activities

for your individual child’s needs

  • Encourage children to be

strong and make choices

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Enabling Environment

  • Stimulating resources

relevant to your children’s age, culture and community

  • Rich learning
  • pportunities through

play and playful practitioners

  • Support for children to

take risks and explore

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Wizards Laboratory

Exploring and using media and materials, learning to share and take in turns, shape space and measures, being imaginative, speaking ……..

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Learning Style; Playing and Exploring

Finding out and exploring, Playing with what they know Being willing to ‘have a go’

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Learning style; Active Learning

Being involved and concentrating Keeping trying Enjoying achieving what they set out to do

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Learning style; Creating and thinking critically

Having their own ideas Making links Choosing ways to do things

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Area of Learning and Development Aspect

Prime Areas

Personal, Social and Emotional Development

  • Making relationships
  • Self-confidence and self-

awareness

  • Managing feelings and

behaviour

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Prime Areas

Physical Development

  • Moving and handling
  • Health and self-care
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Prime Areas

Communication and Language

  • Listening and attention
  • Understanding
  • Speaking
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Specific areas

Literacy

  • Reading
  • Writing
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Specific Areas

Mathematics

  • Numbers
  • Shape, space and measure
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Specific Areas

Understanding the World

  • People and communities
  • The world
  • Technology
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Specific Areas

Expressive Arts and Design

  • Exploring and using media and

materials

  • Being imaginative
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Planning

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PARTNERSHIP WITH PARENTS

How we work with you to get the best outcome for your child

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Partnership with parents

  • Quarterly progress updates
  • Daily diaries
  • 2 year old progress check
  • Invitations to attend events at the nursery
  • ‘There is an extremely strong partnership with

parents and carers, and they are fully involved in their children's learning through working on activities with them at home and contributing to their progress records.’ Ofsted 2012

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The Staff Team

  • Highly qualified
  • Long serving
  • Dedicated
  • Talented
  • Playful practitioners
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