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EYFS profile handbook: summary
Understand what the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) profile is and how to use it to monitor EYFS provision in your school.
Contents
- What's the EYFS profile?
- How does the governing board use it to monitor the EYFS?
- How are children assessed in the EYFS?
- How can I be sure the assessments are accurate?
- How's the EYFS profile reported?
Also in this topic: Pupil progress & attainment
- A governor's guide to attainment and progress
- Analysing pupil progress: questions to ask
- Disadvantaged pupils: progress
- End of KS1 assessments (SATs): statutory requirements
- Improving the achievement of low attaining pupils
- Improving the progress of more able pupils
- Key Stage 2 SATs: governors' role
- Key Stage 2 SATs in 2019
- Monitoring pupil progress
- Primary progress and attainment
- Pupil premium: demonstrating the impact
- Pupil premium: research on effective use of the funding
- School performance data: the basics
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