Cyp 3.4 1.2
High quality early education sits alongside health as an important determinant of childrenâ€TMs life chances. All 3 and 4 year olds are entitled to 15 hours of free early education per week over 38 weeks in the year. The idea behind this initiative is that disadvantaged children will have the same or similar opportunities to learn as those considered advantaged.
The Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) is mainly based on the idea of learning through play, although there are certain literacy and numeracy targets. This teaching method has been found to be highly effective of getting young children ready for Key Stage 1 in primary schools. Learning through play helps children build their self worth by giving a child a sense of his or her own abilities …show more content…
Therefore, Early Years Foundation Phase is delivered for children between the ages 3 and 7 years old.
The Scottish curriculum is called Curriculum for Excellence and covers the curriculum for 3 to 18- year-olds. It also delivers the early years learning together with Key Stage 1 as one level. The idea behind this is that if children are not ready to move on to Primary level, they remain on the early years level.
Lastly, in Northen Ireland children start the Foundation Stage from the age of 5 in Year 1 and Year 2. Then Key Stage 1 begins in Year 3 and is carried on through Year 4. The Foundation Stage emphasis on learning though play and similarly to Scottish model, children can move to Primary Stage only when they are ready to learn in more formal way.
Question: Question 2
Answer: There is an increasing number of different types of school in England. The differences between them are usually over: What are they? How are they run? Who owns the land, the building?
Maintained schools
The majority of state schools are maintained schools. This means they are overseen, or †̃maintainedâ€TM by the Local Authority. These schools must follow the national curriculum and national teacher pay
and
The Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) is mainly based on the idea of learning through play, although there are certain literacy and numeracy targets. This teaching method has been found to be highly effective of getting young children ready for Key Stage 1 in primary schools. Learning through play helps children build their self worth by giving a child a sense of his or her own abilities …show more content…
Therefore, Early Years Foundation Phase is delivered for children between the ages 3 and 7 years old.
The Scottish curriculum is called Curriculum for Excellence and covers the curriculum for 3 to 18- year-olds. It also delivers the early years learning together with Key Stage 1 as one level. The idea behind this is that if children are not ready to move on to Primary level, they remain on the early years level.
Lastly, in Northen Ireland children start the Foundation Stage from the age of 5 in Year 1 and Year 2. Then Key Stage 1 begins in Year 3 and is carried on through Year 4. The Foundation Stage emphasis on learning though play and similarly to Scottish model, children can move to Primary Stage only when they are ready to learn in more formal way.
Question: Question 2
Answer: There is an increasing number of different types of school in England. The differences between them are usually over: What are they? How are they run? Who owns the land, the building?
Maintained schools
The majority of state schools are maintained schools. This means they are overseen, or †̃maintainedâ€TM by the Local Authority. These schools must follow the national curriculum and national teacher pay
and