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    Penny1959 Guest

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    This has just hit my inbox

    The reforms included reduced paperwork and bureaucracy for professionals; a strong focus on the three prime areas of learning most essential for children’s healthy development and future learning; simplified assessment at age 5; and a progress check at age 2. We received over 2,300 online responses to the consultation and conducted an intensive series of meetings, workshops and events with a range of stakeholders.

    Today, we are also launching a one month consultation on proposed changes to The EYFS (Learning and Development Requirements) (Amendment) Order 2012. This consultation provides a further opportunity to comment on the Government's proposed changes to some parts of the learning and development requirements in the revised EYFS framework: the early learning goals; and the educational programmes. It is also an opportunity to comment on the statutory instrument which gives legal effect to these. You can access the consultation documents here:

    http://www.education.gov.uk/consultations/


    Not looked at it yet (will do tonight ) but wanted to let you all know as soon as possible

    Penny

    Message from Sarah - I have just added some notes (written with Penny's help - thank you Penny) for you to work through before answering the consultation further down this thread (in post 15).
    Last edited by sarah707; 23-12-2011 at 09:15 AM.

 

 

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