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Busy Things is often perceived to be for younger pupils. Here we uncover why it’s just as fantastic for the 7-11 year old age group.
Information and news updates concerning the National Curriculum.
Busy Things is often perceived to be for younger pupils. Here we uncover why it’s just as fantastic for the 7-11 year old age group.
Learning how to tell the time can be a tricky business so we’ve pulled together some hints and tips on how you can support your child to learn this essential skill.
In June 2012 the Department for Education published draft Programmes of Study for primary English, maths and science.
How do you achieve continuity in learning for children as they progress from home and pre-school through Reception into Years 1 and 2? Our thoughts on smoothing the way from EYFS to Key Stage 1, drawing on three substantial reviews of early years and primary education in England.
As users of the site will know all busythings activities are explicitly linked to topics in the EYFS, National Curriculum KS1 and the Scottish Curriculum for Excellence. This means we have been following the evolution of the Westminster Government’s programme of reforms for the Early Years Foundation Stage and the National Curriculum in England with …