Teachers and EY Practitioners from Nursery and Reception Classes, PVIs and Children’s Centres working with children
Audience:
Teachers and EY Practitioners from Nursery and Reception Classes, PVIs and Children’s Centres working with children
Outline:
How can we find everyday opportunities for challenge in the EYFS curriculum? What tools do we have to audit our provision and provide high levels of involvement for all across our curriculum? How can we enhance our continuous provision?
Join us to gather ideas and approaches to provide challenge for all. We will be exploring tools such as the Leuven involvement scales to inform provision and practice as well as increasing your repertoire of challenge in the curriculum.
What we do
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