Tania Choudhury and Julian Grenier discuss the revised EYFS and Development Matters as part of the NAHT's primary and early years conference in November 2020
4. What makes
a difference?
• A curriculum progress model
• Checking children have plenty of time to enjoy, practise and repeat so
they are secure in their early learning
• Assessment that’s proportionate, and helps children’s learning
7. Some key
principles of
assessment
• Proportionate
• High-quality
• Helps children’s learning
• Focused on children at risk of
falling behind the majority
• Involves children and parents
• Helps us to evaluate our
provision and curriculum
• Ensuring that every child
thrives
8. How can we
make sure that
the Early Years
Curriculum is
inclusive? So
that every child
can thrive?
14. Working with parents to support children’s
learning in the Early Years
• EEF Guidance Report ‘Working with parents
to support children’s learning’
• Hard to reach parents or hard to reach
schools?
• Bilingualism is not a disadvantage – let’s
change that narrative
17. What about Ofsted?
At the heart of the early years in schools are
how we help children to
• have positive relationships,
• feel good about themselves,
• be able to start and finish an activity,,
• have the vocabulary and the understanding
of the vocabulary that they need in their
language and communication.