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EYFS profile handbook: summary
Is there information on the EYFS profile? We explain what the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) profile is, how profile assessments are reported, and how the profile is moderated. The EYFS profile is statutory.
Contents
- The EYFS profile
- Purpose of the EYFS profile
- Completed EYFS profile
- Reporting of the EYFS profile assessment
- Moderation of the EYFS profile
- EYFS profile supporting materials
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