Join the Early Excellence community and explore a wide range of news items, inspirational updates and practical guidance across the EYFS and into Key Stage 1. Take a look below and get ready to take your KS1 & EYFS Practice & Pedagogy forward. You will also find that some blogs are available as a Podcast too, offering you and your team an easy way to keep up to date and enhance your CPD.

Support early language development through storytelling, play, fostering learning and stronger caregiver interactions with Going Home Bags.
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Reflecting on each child unique needs, building positive relationships and developing a truly enabling environment.
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Supporting Children with SEND: Explore 5 key considerations to ensure that our EYFS learning environment is inclusive for all children.
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Uncover the true meaning of continuous provision in early years education and how it supports child development and effective learning characteristics.
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A wealth of Mud Kitchen ideas, practical tips and solutions to develop your own outstanding mud kitchen area and maximise mud kitchen play.
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Discover Friedrich Froebel’s principles and how his theory of play inspires modern continuous provision in early years education.
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Before changing your Continuous Provision in KS1, reflect on your practice to ensure children’s thoughts, ideas and interests are valued.
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New to teaching the EYFS? Discover effective strategies for staying organised and setting achievable goals for a successful start.
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Master the art of effective day-to-day EYFS systems and routines. Prioritise tasks, manage your time, and excel as a new teacher.
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Explore the vital role of adults in the Early Years Foundation Stage. Learn about making time for Teaching and the balancing act.
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Uncover the true meaning of continuous provision in early years education and how it supports child development and effective learning characteristics.
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Block play offers a wealth of learning opportunities across the curriculum, especially with story telling through small world or role play.
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