St Michael's Pre-School follows the EYFS (Early Years Foundation Stage) providing everyday activities with benefits for all children. Our ethos is to make it possible for every child, whatever their gender / culture / educational needs, to have full access to our curriculum and to participate to achieve their full potential.
Every child is unique. To provide a stimulating setting for all children, including those with special educational needs. To provide a wide and varied curriculum with lots of learning opportunities. The curriculum is broad and varied to help children reach the development matters as set out by the Department for Education.
Every child is unique. To provide a stimulating setting for all children, including those with special educational needs. To provide a wide and varied curriculum with lots of learning opportunities. The curriculum is broad and varied to help children reach the development matters as set out by the Department for Education.
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Successful toilet training can be demanding for both you and your child. The child requires sensory awareness, balance, the ability to communicate and sitting tolerance, they need to be comfortable and feel secure. If a child does not feel balanced and secure when sitting on the toilet, they may feel very anxious.
From a very early age children can help by putting out an arm for a coat or a foot for a sock. Begin to ask your child where clothes go, so show them a shoe and ask where does it go? It is helpful if children learn about the order of dressing clothes before they dress themselves too so you can ask what next or play with dress up dolls or paper dolls to learn the order.
Preparing your child for the start of primary school will help them feel more confident about the big changes that are about to happen and what to expect at their new school. Starting school is a huge step in yours and your child's life. Attending transition-to-school days at your child's new school, find out what the school offers to support your childs individual needs.
Peterborough's Local Offer is aimed at providing better support and services for children and young people with special educational needs (SEN) or disabilities and their families. In this one place, you can find information about providers of the following services:. The Local Offer gives children and young people with special educational needs or disabilities (SEND) and their families information about support and services in Peterborough.
We wanted provide information to you to explain what the Early Years Pupil Premium is and explain who is eligible for this funding. National data and research tells us that children eligible for free school meals tend to do less well, for example in 2014, 45% of children eligible for free school meals achieved the expected level at the end of the Early Years Foundation Stage compared with 64% of other children.
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