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Hello everyone,

I was wondering if anyone could confirm the child initiated:adult led/initiated ratio for reception. Am I right in thinking: Aut term 60%CI and 40%AL/AI, spr term 50%-50%, sum term 40%-60%??? and what about nursery?

thanks all

Jo :o

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Have just been on a course today where this was discussed. There's no statutory ratio or recommendation, just a balance as Marion says. Apparently they are working on it / thinking about it but nothing specific at the moment. The important thing is to recognise the importance of child-led when you take into account the principles and commitments of the EYFS and plan accordingly.

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Assessment guidance is separate from the activity guidance.

 

EYFS states "All the areas must be delivered through planned, purposeful play, with a balance of adult-led and child-initiated activities." http://www.standards.dfes.gov.uk/eyfs/site...rning/index.htm

 

The NAA assessment guidance says that 80% of evidence should be from the CI activities and only 20% from the Adult led.

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Hi

 

Just been on an observation and assessment course and to an Early years Cluster meeting. From what I understand there is no set ratio.

 

However, it is expected that children should have more CI time at the beginning of reception year to help them to adjust (70%/30% was mentioned) and that the summer term should have a more adult led nalance to prepare them for Y1, which seems to make sense. It does depend on your children and their needs. Hope this doesn't add to confusion!

 

Moo

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Thank you all,

I was led to believe that too moo, I had the figures 60-40 aut term, 50-50spr and leading to 40-60 not sure where from (something I read somewhere and stored away, of course could have totally dreamt it!!!)

Jo

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