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Foundation Stage

The Foundation Stage is the first part of the National Curriculum focussing on children aged 3 to the end of reception year. The philosophy underpinning the Foundation Stage curriculum is that learning should be planned and structured with an emphasis on fun, relevant and motivating activities.

Child's drawing of two people Evaluating school performance
Evaluating School Performance provides guidance, advice and examples to all those who use data to evaluate and improve school performance.
children using a magnifying glass Improving provision and outcomes for gifted and talented learners – blended professional development for leading teachers
The modules provide information, advice and guidance for leading teachers and others concerned with improving the quality of education for gifted and talented learners.

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Latest Case Studies

Engaging boys in the Early Years: the experiences of three Islington settings

Supporting boys’ interests: Developing action research with practitioners in a nursery class in Gateshead

Using ICT in the Foundation Stage: Brent LA - case study