4 Key Principles Of Eyfs

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The Pre – birth to three curriculum builds on solid foundations laid in children’s earliest most critical years. The curriculum recognises the importance of brain development Reflect on the four key principles, Rights of the child, Relationships, Responsive care and Respect. Elements of these four key principles are divided into nine features which are 1) Role of staff, it is important that staff working with children engage in their own professional development, where they regularly reflect on what they are doing on day to day practice, why they are doing it and ensure that it is evidence informed. 2) Attachments, children with secure attachments with adults will develop skills, values and attributes that are essential for children
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