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Early Years

In Early Years, ages 2 to 5 years, children follow the Early Years Foundation Stage. Teaching is often through play, and the children learn about subjects and other people through play-based activities. The prime areas of learning are communication and language, physical development, and personal, social, and emotional development.

Our Learning Framework

Prime Areas

Prime Areas

Communication and Language

Physical Development

Personal, Social and Emotional Development



Specific Areas

Specific Areas

Literacy

Mathematics

Understanding the World

Expressive Arts and Design



Characteristics of Effective Learning

Characteristics of Effective Learning

Playing and Exploring

Active Learning

Creative and Critical Thinking



Our Learning Environment

Our classrooms are designed with age-appropriate furniture and resources, creating a safe, nurturing learning environment. Outdoor areas encourage exploration, physical activity, and sensory play.

Learners Enjoying Success

Our Early Years teachers nurture each child’s individual learning journey. Through personalised support and engaging classroom experiences, we ensure that every child makes steady progress towards the Early Learning Goals.

Parents are active partners in this process, with regular opportunities provided to engage in their child’s development and to celebrate milestones, achievements, and next steps along the way.

Our Approach

We aim to nurture confident, happy, and inquisitive learners who develop a love of learning from the very beginning. In Early Years, children learn best when they are engaged, curious, and having fun. This child-led approach makes learning feel exciting, relevant, and personal, helping each child grow in confidence and curiosity.

We explore broad and exciting themes that spark children’s imaginations and link naturally across areas of learning, from Language and Literacy to Mathematics, Art, and the world around them. Children develop key skills such as problem-solving, communication, creativity, and independence through play. Teachers carefully plan opportunities that balance child-led exploration with adult-guided learning, ensuring that every child is supported to thrive at their own pace.