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Introduction

This is the first of the EYFS Principles

Every child is a competent learner from birth
who can be resilient, capable, confident and self-assured.

It is made up of four commitments:

Child Development

Babies and children develop in individual ways and at varying rates. Every area of development – physical, cognitive, linguistic, spiritual, social and emotional – is equally important.

Go to BCMA’a page Child Development

 

 

Inclusive Practice

The diversity of individuals and communities is valued and respected. No child or family is discriminated against.

 

 

Keeping Safe

Young children are vulnerable.  They develop resilience when their physical and psychological well-being is protected by adults.

 

 

Health and Well-being

Children’s health is an integral part of their emotional, mental, social, environmental and spiritual well-being and is supported by attention to these aspects.

 

Additional information can be found in the EYFS material:

1.1 Child Development

1.2 Inclusive Practice
1.3 Keeping Safe
1.4 Health and Well-being

A UNIQUE CHILD

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