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PLAN, DO, REVIEW. Children can plan their play, carry out the activity and talk about it at the end of the session with their Keyworker. This daily routine enables children to feel secure and in control, while having fun.

As well as following the philosophy of active learning the children are also supported in their development as the curriculum work towards the Foundation Stage, which begins when children reach the age of three.

Communication, Language and Literacy.

In both small and large groups, children are encouraged to extend their vocabulary and fluency by talking, listening and responding to stories, songs and rhymes.

Children enjoy books and handle them carefully, understanding how they are organised.

Children are helped to understand that written symbols carry meaning, to be aware of the purpose of writing and when they are ready, to use drawn and written symbols for themselves.

 

 

 

 

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