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Unlock Sports Premium Funding with our guide for KS1. Discover how to enhance outdoor provision, physical development and active learning.
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Discover how Hollybush Primary improved outcomes, behaviour and engagement with the transformational use of Continuous Provision in Year 1
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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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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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Explore Continuous Provision in KS1 with our top ten tips for creating an environment where children can explore, engage, and extend their learning.
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Explore the differences between continuous provision in Year 1 and early years settings. How do they support the learning needs of children?
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Discover how Hemingford Grey Primary School achieved KS1 pedagogy improvement with expert consultancy from Early Excellence.
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Discover how San Silvestre School in Lima, Peru, transformed its Early Years and Key Stage 1 provisions through international EYFS consultancy with Early Excellence.
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Explore the positive impact of a child-centred, play-based curriculum in KS1 and how it enhances engagement, progress, and enjoyment for all.
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Discover how Joanna Redfern, Exec Head, and her team moved towards a child-centred, play-based curriculum in Key Stage One.
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Andrew Pridmore shares how Elizabeth Woodville Primary implemented mastery learning with Early Excellence in early years.
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Discover innovative teaching at Westwood Primary, where Improving the KS1 Environment led to children lead their learning through curiosity and self-initiated activities.
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