Sentences with phrase «early years provision»

The consultation document starts by rightly acknowledging the need for quality early years provision.

• You will get a practical based online course developed for people working in Early Childhood education or hoping to set up an Early Years business or pursue a career in Early Years provision.

They include early years provision, specialist music facilities and a quick - build temporary classroom solution.

The school reports higher levels of usage of the children's centre, improved parental engagement and a smoother transition from early years provision to primary school.

Although the recognition of the importance of the Reception year is positive there is a real danger that high quality Early Years provision might be undermined by this report.

In the most prosperous areas, only eight per cent of children are in early years provision that is less than good.

We call on the DfE to recognise the importance of Early Years» representation on school senior leadership teams and governing boards, as well as bringing a stronger focus on Early Years pedagogy to initial teacher training in order to protect, strengthen and improve the quality of Early Years provision in schools.»

«It is also deeply concerning to see proposals to reduce the funding floor protections by 10 % which could create considerable problems for some school - based early years provision.

«The overwhelming evidence shows high - quality early years provision gives benefits that last throughout a child's life.»

City Enterprise Academy — proposed by the successful City Learning Trust, the school will provide 100 much - needed alternative provision places in Stoke - on - Trent, which was identified as an opportunity area earlier this year

3,4,5 Children Thrive was youngballymun's second annual conference bringing together experts, professionals and practitioners from the fields of policy, research and practice to present from their experience and look to the future of early years provision in Ireland.

Section 3: early years provision «Fathers are as important as mothers in supporting early learning.

Maternity services, early years provision, schools... you name it, pretty much every element of tax - funded family service provision (not to mention the family courts) assumes fathers are incidental.

The cuts will be deepest for capital spending and higher education, followed by 16 - 19 education and early years provision.»

The Government's desire to introduce these changes should not be allowed to jeopardise its stated commitment to improving access to quality early years provision.

The report advised that in order for early years education to have an impact on attainment upon starting school, early years provision must be of high quality.

The Stop Start report, by a team from the University of Oxford, warns that the closures are creating a «postcode lottery» of early years provision.

While support for early years provision is to be welcomed, given how much of the disadvantage gap opens between 0 - 5 years, there remains insufficient evidence to say whether school - based early years provision offers better quality of outcomes than other types of nurseries.

The current system sees councils distribute the dedicated schools grant based on the number of schools, the level of need and early years provision.

After a long history of being placed in «Special Measures», Battle Primary Academy is now a «Requires Improvement» school with «Outstanding» early years provision and «Good» leadership and management.

Despite the growing body of research highlighting the importance of early intervention with disadvantaged children and the stated commitment of successive Governments to developing this strategy (National Anti-Poverty Strategy, 1997), the evidence is that access to early years provision is not equally available to all.

There is mounting evidence that high quality early years provision can have lasting positive effects, not only on the children who participate but on society overall.