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Downe Manor

 Introduce the aims of the early years foundation stage  Overview the areas of learning  How you can help your children at home  Find out about the daily routine  Find out what the children need for school  Questions time

What is the Early Years Foundation Stage ( E.Y.F.S)? The E.Y.F.S. is the stage of education for children from birth to the end of the Reception year. It is based on the recognition that children learn best through play and active learning. It is developed around 4 themes that underpin the EYFS 1. A unique Child- Observe what a child is learning 2.Positive Relationships- What adults can do 3.Enabling Environments- What adults could provide 4.Learning and Developing- Children’s achievements through the above

The New Foundation Stage Curriculum for 2012 PRIME AREAS 1. Personal, Social and Emotional Development 2. Communication and Language 3. Physical Development These are crucial for developing children's curiosity and enthusiasm for learning. Then there are 4 SPECIFIC AREAS 4. Literacy; 5. Mathematics; 6. Understanding the world; 7. Expressive arts and design

 Become self-confident and self aware;  Making and building relationships  Know what their own needs are;  Dress and undress independently;  Become independent  Manage feelings and behavior - tell the difference between right and wrong.

 Encourages children to develop conversational skills in a rich language environment and in a range of situations  Will help children to develop listening and concentration skills.  Enables children to express themselves and understand and act on instructions given to them.

 Supports children’s healthy development.  Provides opportunities for using a range of large and small equipment.  Helps them to develop a sense of space around themselves and others.  Encourages balance.  Develops practical skills such as independent dressing, undressing etc  Handling equipment and tools effectively including pencils for writing.  Fine motor skills

Reading- Continue a rhyming string  link sounds and letters  Segment sounds in words and blend them  Read words and simple sentences Writing- Encourages children to develop pencil control and to begin to make marks on paper.  Communicate meaning through clearly identifiable letters  Write for a wide range of purpose- name, labels and sentences

Number  Helps children to count up to ten and beyond.  Supports children's understanding of numbers Shape, space and measure  Encourages the use of mathematical words such as greater, smaller, heavier, lighter, more, less etc  Develops skills in comparing and sorting objects.  Supports children’s understanding of shape and size including 2D and 3D shapes..

Understanding the World  People and communities- Helps children to gain an understanding of their world  Encourages them to look at changes over time (History)  Encourages them to explore, observe and investigate their environment (Science)  Helps to develop designing and making skills (DT)  Will give your children the opportunity to understand and use information and communication technology and understand how it is used in homes and schools (ICT).

 Inspires children to explore colour and colour changes.  Helps them to explore a variety of materials, tools and techniques  Experiment with colour, design, and textures  Develops an interest in music, singing, music-making and dancing.  Develops confidence and imagination.

 Sharing books, talking about the pictures every day  Reading Book, make comments in their reading diary  Ongoing-encourage mark making, shopping lists etc.  Encourage children to talk  Practise counting at any time-climbing the stairs, shopping etc  Play simple board games  Sing number rhymes and songs together  Support any homework that comes home in the future  Go through sounds every day

 School starts at 8.45  Monday and Wednesday are assembly days  Phonics every day first thing  PE: RS Tuesday and Thursday RH Tuesday and Friday  Library time: RS Friday RH  Free fruit every morning  Lunch time  Home time 3.15 School Routine

 Compulsory- Sweatshirt/cardigan with school logo, polo shirt/shirt, school trousers/skirt/dress and black school shoes.  Please ensure that names are in EVERYTHING!!!  Coats in cold weather  No jewellery  P.E. kits in school everyday (bring in Monday to be sent home Friday).  A pair of wellies to stay in school  A book bag (please make sure school resources such as books and sounds that come home in the book bag stay in the book bag)  Bottled water What Your Child Will Need

 Please let us know if someone different is collecting your child! Medical Any sickness, diarrhoea, must be followed by at least 48 hours absence. Head lice are common! Please check regularly and treat as recommended. Any absence requires a telephone call to the school office Any prescribed medication can only be administered by prior arrangement with the school office

 We look forward to a happy partnership in your child's first year at school and beyond.