British values

[rickysmiths]

I was referring to the Sept 2014 framework. The 2012 version was what I was given at my training. As I said this is all new to me, I'm just trying to find my way around everything.

OK............

[FussyElmo]

Sorry you go a FAIL! You forgot to include the Cornish Farings, Pasties and Saffron Buns. Also the Welsh Cakes and Bara Brith. Guinness a good source of iron in the diet. and such things as Lancashire Hot Pot, Irish Stew, Sing'in Hinnies, Haggis, Ecclefechan Tarts , Eccles Cakes, Nottingham batter pudding, Manchester Tart, Yorkshire Pudding............ Ha! Ha!

Don't forget the ambrosia that is the "oatcake" only the Stoke ones though

[Simona]

I was referring to the Sept 2014 framework. The 2012 version was what I was given at my training. As I said this is all new to me, I'm just trying to find my way around everything.

Yes the 2014 version is the one you need.
Slight deviation....also keep your eyes on the Foundation Years website...subscribe to it and news/changes/updates drop in your inbox
They have just downloaded the new EYFS Parents' guide called 'What to expect, when?'...brand new...also look out for the EYPP if it interests you
here is the link if it helps

What to expect, when? A parents' guide | From pregnancy to children aged 5

[k1rstie]

Sorry you go a FAIL! You forgot to include the Cornish Farings, Pasties and Saffron Buns. Also the Welsh Cakes and Bara Brith. Guinness a good source of iron in the diet. and such things as Lancashire Hot Pot, Irish Stew, Sing'in Hinnies, Haggis, Ecclefechan Tarts , Eccles Cakes, Nottingham batter pudding, Manchester Tart, Yorkshire Pudding............ Ha! Ha!

Sorry Rickysmith, we have only been salivating about Scottish treats so far, I am more than happy to have happy lustful thoughts about other food from different regions in the British Isles.
What's Sing'in Hinnies?

[greenfaerie]

Yes the 2014 version is the one you need.
Slight deviation....also keep your eyes on the Foundation Years website...subscribe to it and news/changes/updates drop in your inbox
They have just downloaded the new EYFS Parents' guide called 'What to expect, when?'...brand new...also look out for the EYPP if it interests you
here is the link if it helps

What to expect, when? A parents' guide | From pregnancy to children aged 5

Thanks so much Simona, that's really helpful. I visit the Foundation Years site sporadically, but didn't know that you could subscribe, I'll definitely do that! It's strange that my local council and Ofsted both saw my copy of the statutory framework and didn't tell me that it wasn't the latest version. Hopefully subscribing to FY means I won't miss something again!

[rickysmiths]

Sorry Rickysmith, we have only been salivating about Scottish treats so far, I am more than happy to have happy lustful thoughts about other food from different regions in the British Isles.
What's Sing'in Hinnies?

They are a bit like an English Welsh Cake!

Singing Hinny Recipe

[rickysmiths]

Don't forget the ambrosia that is the "oatcake" only the Stoke ones though

Oh they are yummy and we always get them when in the area! Still have a few in the freezer must get them out! We usually get them in Bakewell when we are there.

Along with the yummy Bakewell Pudding of course.

and Parkin The Perfect Yorkshire Parkin Recipe

[Simona]

Thanks so much Simona, that's really helpful. I visit the Foundation Years site sporadically, but didn't know that you could subscribe, I'll definitely do that! It's strange that my local council and Ofsted both saw my copy of the statutory framework and didn't tell me that it wasn't the latest version. Hopefully subscribing to FY means I won't miss something again!

I am sure you will find it useful...look out for the new inspection Framework for EY...updated 5 March 2015!!
For that you may want to subscribe to Ofsted newsletter...unless you already have and you will miss nothing!

[hectors house]

Sorry you go a FAIL! You forgot to include the Cornish Farings, Pasties and Saffron Buns. Also the Welsh Cakes and Bara Brith. Guinness a good source of iron in the diet. and such things as Lancashire Hot Pot, Irish Stew, Sing'in Hinnies, Haggis, Ecclefechan Tarts , Eccles Cakes, Nottingham batter pudding, Manchester Tart, Yorkshire Pudding............ Ha! Ha!

Thought you would have included a Bath Bun, Rickysmiths - made to Sally Lunn's recipe!

[rickysmiths]

Thought you would have included a Bath Bun, Rickysmiths - made to Sally Lunn's recipe!

You are quite right!! How could I forget those.

Mind you I can't get a Bath Bun in Bath these days

Just realised what you put. Bath Buns are a bit like a Toasted Tea Cake with crystalized sugar on top. Sally Lunns are very different. They are plain yeast cakes which are about 4-5 -" across and a bit deeper and are usually cut in three and toasted.


The Bath Bun


Sally Lunn's Bath | One of Bath's oldest houses and home of the Sally Lunn bun