Description
How to Achieve Outstanding EYFS is a high impact course, which takes an in-depth look at all the best practice elements that contribute to a setting excelling and achieving an outstanding Ofsted or inspection grade. This training will also include the updated guidance in January 2024 and what you need to do to ensure you are meeting all NEW requirements.
It will enable delegates to fully understand what makes a highly effective EYFS setting in terms of intent, implementation and impact and what strong and effective leadership in the Early Years Foundation Stage should look like. It will look in detail at the new Ofsted expectations for EYFS and fully prepare you for the new inspections, by covering quality of education, behaviour and attitudes, personal development and leadership and management in the EYFS.
The most recent training for inspectors covered how SEND will be a major focus this year in all aspects of inspection, particularly EYFS.
Principally the course is about developing outstanding EYFS practice to benefit and improve the children’s learning and development. This is achieved by delegates learning about the very best EYFS practice and research, and empowering delegates to take this knowledge back to school to support EYFS teams in meeting their full potential.
This course will help you to:
What best practice in EYFS looks like and how to excel during Ofsted inspections in the academic year.
NEW updated training, guidance and training for inspectors and the impact this will have on inspection.
Learn how to evidence the impact of the new (ish) ELGs
Explore EYFS deep dives in early reading and mathematics in detail.
Develop effective and Ofsted outstanding teaching, learning, personal development, behaviour and leadership in EYFS.
Find out what the very best EYFS settings do really well and the impact of best practice on children.
Find out what effective tracking of learning looks like and provide you with some outstanding practical examples.
Put in place outstanding strategies for self-evaluation, benchmarking, meeting statutory obligations and the role of adults.
Enhance your indoor and outdoor environment and ensure all staff and their interactions promote high quality learning and talk.
Prepare, manage and maximise the success of your inspection by understanding the process and how to use quotes from the Ofsted handbook to justify your approach.
Have the tools to audit and alter your own practice resulting in maximum impact for all those within your early years setting.
Be ready for professional discussions during inspection with possible questions you might be asked and how to answer them effectively.
