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Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) at Bosbury
"Children get off to a flying start in Reception year. They settle quickly into routines and behave positively. They present as happy, secure learners very early in their school career." - OFSTED, September 2024
The Early Years Foundation Stage
Your child’s first experience in school is very important. Here at Bosbury, we recognise that settling into school is a big step for your child and we endeavour to make it a happy and enjoyable transition. Our aim is to make school a happy, stimulating and rewarding environment for your child to discover, learn and play in a wide range of experiences. It is very important to us that home and school work together in developing an effective partnership.
The Foundation Stage Curriculum
During the reception year, your child will follow the national Early Years Foundation Stage Curriculum, working towards the Early Learning Goals. Throughout the year, your child will be involved in a wide range of activities every day, developing his/her skills in many different areas.
Sometimes, your child will be involved in a task that focuses upon developing a skill in one specific area, such as, practising handwriting. At other times, he/she will be involved in tasks that encompass a wide range of skills such as, building with large bricks or playing with puppets. The class teacher, or learning support assistant, will support your child through every step of their learning development. Your child will be encouraged to practise his/her skills to a high standard and to celebrate all achievements.
BOSBURY PRIMARY SCHOOL EYFS CURRICULUM STATEMENT
The Reception Year at Bosbury Primary School
Between the ages of 3-6, your child learns faster and develops more rapidly than at any other time during his/her life. We believe that this learning should be a pleasurable and rewarding experience, in which he/she explores, investigates, creates, practices, rehearses, repeats, revises and consolidates his/her developing knowledge, skills, understanding and attitudes. The skills and ideas acquired during your child’s time in Class 1 provide them with a firm foundation for their future development.
Class 1 is an exciting place where children learn through:
- ♥ Structured play
- ♥ Talking to others
- ♥ Investigating and discovering
- ♥ Making choices
- ♥ Thinking and reflecting
- ♥ Working in groups and independently
All of these opportunities are designed to develop confident, kind, well-behaved children, who make the most of their school experience and enjoy high levels of success.
Best wishes and please do come and speak to me if you have any further questions about what we do in Class 1, the EYFS and the Foundation Stage Curriculum.
Mrs D Thompson, Class 3 Teacher and EYFS Co-ordinator
Parents' Guide to the EYFS
Click the link below for a Parents' Guide to the Early Years Foundation Stage framework.
New Starter Handbook 2022-23
Click the link below for all the information you will need when joining the Bosbury community.
Reception Baseline Assessment
Click the link below for a parents' guide to the Reception Baseline Assessment (RBA) - a short and simple check of a child's early literacy, communication, language and maths skills when they begin primary school.