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EYFS Reception

Early Years Foundation Stage
 
Reception is the last year of 'Early Years Foundation Stage' (EYFS)
 
The EYFS Framework explains how and what your child will be learning to support their healthy development.  There are seventeen Early Learning Goals which are taken from seven areas of learning and they represent developmental milestones.
 
At Trimley St Mary we advocate independence, resilience and a love of learning in Early Years.  Our curriculum is taught through a cross curricular approach.  The children explore and learn within the continuous provision inside and outside which is regularly updated to engage and inspire curiosity.  Our children learn through a balance of child-led experiences and adult-led activities.
Welcome to EYFS
 
This term our topic is
Everyday Heroes
 
 
Our big question this term is:
 Who are the people that help us?
EYFS Parent Leaflet Summer Website (1).pdf
EYFS Areas of Learning.pdf
EYFS LTP 2021 - New Framework.pdf
Summer Term MTP EYFS.pdf.pptx
Miss E Smith

Stone Age Class

Hi, my name is Miss Smith and I am excited to embark on the role of EYFS Lead. It is an amazing reward to be a part of the beginning of the children's learning journeys. My focus is to support independence and inspire a love of learning!

Mrs K Bennett

Egyptian Class

Hello! I am Mrs Bennett and I am pleased to be teaching in Early Years again this year. I am passionate about Learning Outside the Classroom and can't wait to teach all year groups in our exciting new Wild Wednesday initiative. I want every child to benefit from our amazing school grounds and show off their hidden talents!

Mrs E Marsh

Egyptian Class

Hello, my name is Mrs Marsh. I have been teaching in EYFS for a very long time and would not like to be anywhere else. It is so fantastic to play a small part in watching the children settle and grow into school life. To see their personalities and interest flourish and to see their confidence and independence grow and the excitement they have when they learn something new.