EYFS Course
Creating ‘A Positive
Environment’ to Support
Children’s Learning
in the Revised EYFS
Recognised for our significant
involvement in the development of the
EYFS and Birth to Three Matters as well as
our contribution to the EYFS review, we
are dedicated to making early
education better for young children and
those who work with them. A company
with a reputation for providing high
quality, affordable training, to early years
schools, nurseries and settings, we know
this course will be a ‘breath of fresh air’
for all early years practitioners . How do
we know? Because delegates have told
us our training is outstanding:
‘An excellent day all round and one of
the best value training events I have
attended. The materials provided gave
me a clear overview and will help me
remember the detail long after the event.’
(Independent Early Years Consultant)
‘I have received some excellent
feedback from staff and they all found it
extremely useful. The training was exactly
as I had hoped and .. presented in a nonthreatening, informative manner. I will not
hesitate to recommend you to others.’
(EYFS Coordinator)
Ann
Langston
& Dr
Jonathan
Doherty
Course venue:
Madeleine Lindley Training &
Conference Centre
Oldham OL9 9XA
www.EarlyYearsMatters.co.uk
info@EarlyYearsMatters.co.uk
Friday 24th February 2012
9.30am – 3.00pm
Madeleine Lindley Training & Conference
Centre, Oldham, OL9 9XA
The EYFS is changing! Led by Ann Langston, who
supported Dame Clare Tickell’s Review of the EYFS, and
Early Years Matters team members, this course will involve
participants in exploring ways to create environments
that will support young children’s learning in the revised
EYFS, addressing the new EYFS principle:
A Positive Environment.
This course will provide opportunities to:
• Understand the role of the environment as the ‘third
teacher’ in the revised EYFS through explorations of
continuous and enhanced provision
• Consider how a positive, enabling environment can
support learning in the Prime and Specific areas of the
revised EYFS framework
• Identify and explore the conditions for learning that
reflect children’s needs, build their confidence and
ensure their potential is developed throughout the
early years and into Key Stage One
• Explore practical ways to develop your current
learning environment to maximise its potential
Attendance Certificate and Lunch included
Full access to the Madeleine Lindley Book Centre
Who should attend?
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Early Years Leaders, Managers and Practitioners
Early Years Foundation Stage Coordinators/Leads
Early Years Professionals (EYPS)
Children’s Centre Teachers
Early Years Advisers & Consultants
Early Education Professionals e.g. College Lecturers
(0161) 766 1640
(07810) 206 076
Early Years Matters Ltd, 36 Bloomfield Drive
Bury, BL9 8JX
Course Booking
All courses are £95 (plus VAT at 20%) per delegate.
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Includes lunch and refreshments.
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For booking queries call 07810 206 076 or email info@earlyyearsmatters.co.uk
Cancellation policy: Please contact us as soon as possible. Substitutions welcome at any time. Cancellations
made more than 4 weeks before the conference will be refunded in full. 2-4 weeks 50% refund. Less than 2 weeks
full fees due.