The ELHQ Blog
Welcome to the ELHQ blog. We use this space to let you know about any new teaching resources we have put on to the site and to share any interesting thoughts or observations relating to the world of early years education. Please feel free to share your thoughts about any of the issues raised by leaving comments underneath the posts.
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Emergent Writing
Learning to write is about more than just letter formation. It is a cognitive development and emergent or pretend writing is an important factor which should be encourage...
CAF process results in long term savings
The Local Authority Research Consortium (LARC) produced a very interesting report this week highlighting the relative financial value of the Common Assessment Framework....
People Who Help us Resources
Just a quick note to say that as a result of many requests we haveput together several new ‘people who help us’ resources. So far we have some flash cards, a large ba...
Association of Teachers and Lecturers Survey
Following on from the publication of the government’s child poverty and social mobility strategies last week I thought I’d draw your attention to an interesting surve...
OFSTED Could Be Divided in Two
A report by the Education Select Committee has recommended that OFSTED should be divided in to 2 distinct inspectorates in order to provide a more specialised and focused...
School Funding Consultation
Early years settings have until the 25th of May to respond to a government consultation regarding reforms to the school funding system for pupils aged 3 to 16. The consul...
Teachers Threaten to Strike Over Pension Reforms
Schools across England and Wales could close for a day during the summer term as a result of proposed strike action by the Association of Teachers and Lecturers. At the h...
Child Poverty and Social Mobility Strategies
The government unveiled it’s new child poverty strategy this week. A New Approach to Child Poverty: Tackling the Causes of Disadvantage and Transforming Families’ Liv...
EYFS Review Published
The long awaited independent review in to the Early Years Foundations Stage led by Dame Clare Tickell was finally published today. You can download it from the Department...
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