Early Years and Foundation Stage (EYFS) Curriculum
Children learn by playing, trying, risk taking, practising and experimenting. We encourage your child to develop their imagination, to get actively involved in learning and to make decisions. Our timetables are set up to allow long periods of uninterrupted play, as this is when we know children can explore concepts at a deeper level.
The Early Years and Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework sets the standards for learning, development and care for children in England. EYFS is an integral part of the school and provides an excellent foundation from which your child can progress into a more formal learning environment as they enter the primary level of their education.
The EYFS Framework explains how and what your child will be learning to support their healthy development. Your child will be learning skills, acquiring new knowledge and demonstrating their understanding through 7 areas of learning and development.
Nursery
Subject | Overview | Textbook/Resources link | Additional |
Literacy | Nursery Literacy Overview | UK National Curriculum | Age Related Expectations |
Numeracy | Nursery Numeracy Overview | UK National Curriculum | Age Related Expectations |
Music | Nursery.Music Overview | UK National Curriculum | Studying, Composing and Performing |
PE | Nursery – PE Overview | UK National Curriculum | PE Skills, Physically Active and Healthy |
Arabic | Arabic Culture | MOE Curriculum | MOE Reading |
Reception
Subject | Overview | Textbook/Resources link | Additional |
Literacy | Reception Literacy Overview | UK National Curriculum | Age Related Expectations |
Numeracy | Reception Numeracy Overview | UK National Curriculum | Age Related Expectations |
Music | Reception Music Overview | UK National Curriculum | Studying, Composing and Performing |
PE | Reception – PE Overview | UK National Curriculum | PE Skills, Physically Active and Healthy |
Arabic | Arabic Culture | MOE Curriculum | MOE Reading |