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In Early Years the three prime areas are:
Communication and language
Physical development
Personal, social and emotional development
There are four specific areas through which the prime areas are strengthened and applied. The four specific areas are:
Literacy
Mathematics
Understanding of the World
Expressive Arts and Design
We link our learning to a main theme/topic in order to provide connected experiences and make learning purposeful. Examples of activities and experiences we use to support every child’s development:
learning songs, rhymes, music and dance
book corners with interaction with the year group’s key reading spine texts
Talk for Writing texts and small world or role play areas to retell the stories
Fishing for Phonics scheme
mark making and writing areas
playground games, balls, bikes, hoops and climbing equipment
construction areas
maths areas with a range of manipulatives for counting, recognising and representing numbers
creative stations with access to junk modelling, painting, cutting, sticking, drawing
participation in a range of cultural beliefs and festivals
sand, water, mud kitchen and the use of malleable materials
Forest School sessions with the school’s specialist Forest School team
Music sessions with the school’s Music Specialist
Physical Education lessons
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