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Allsorts Childcare nurtures children’s deep desire to learn, to experiment, to socialise and to gain independence. We follow the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) curriculum which is designed to cover 7 areas of learning. It consists of 3 prime areas which are: Personal, Social and Emotional Development, Communication and Language, and Physical Development. It is seen that these 3 areas are fundamental from birth and build the roots for future learning.
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There are also 4 specific areas which are: Literacy, Mathematics, Understanding the World and Expressive Arts and Design. These 4 specific areas strengthen the prime areas and help us to apply these within a Pre-school setting. The wide and varied range of activities we offer provide the children with not only a basic grounding in numbers and letters, but a wealth of learning experiences, allowing them to progress to their next stage of education with a sense of achievement and confidence. All of our activities are designed to cover multiple areas of the curriculum at any one time to ensure each child has the opportunity to achieve in all of these areas.
Emphasis is placed on the development of every child’s self-esteem and independence, and they are strongly encouraged to be kind and caring to one another in a positive and nurturing environment. Children work and play together in a happy, relaxed and positive atmosphere in which encouragement abounds and the surroundings are colourful, attractive and adaptable. The experiences provided for each child are stimulating, challenging, absorbing and satisfying, allowing for every aspect of development and progression. The children are taught by dedicated, enthusiastic and well qualified staff in spacious and well equipped areas. This all combines to help us provide a start to education of the highest standard. Resources are age appropriate and offer a wide range of experiences for the children.
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Allsorts Pre-School
Hardy Ave, Weymouth DT4 0RH
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About Allsorts Pre-School
Allsorts Childcare nurtures children’s deep desire to learn, to experiment, to socialise and to gain independence. We follow the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) curriculum which is designed to cover 7 areas of learning. It consists of 3 prime areas which are: Personal, Social and Emotional Development, Communication and Language, and Physical Development. It is seen that these 3 areas are fundamental from birth and build the roots for future learning.
Read full description
There are also 4 specific areas which are: Literacy, Mathematics, Understanding the World and Expressive Arts and Design. These 4 specific areas strengthen the prime areas and help us to apply these within a Pre-school setting. The wide and varied range of activities we offer provide the children with not only a basic grounding in numbers and letters, but a wealth of learning experiences, allowing them to progress to their next stage of education with a sense of achievement and confidence. All of our activities are designed to cover multiple areas of the curriculum at any one time to ensure each child has the opportunity to achieve in all of these areas.
Emphasis is placed on the development of every child’s self-esteem and independence, and they are strongly encouraged to be kind and caring to one another in a positive and nurturing environment. Children work and play together in a happy, relaxed and positive atmosphere in which encouragement abounds and the surroundings are colourful, attractive and adaptable. The experiences provided for each child are stimulating, challenging, absorbing and satisfying, allowing for every aspect of development and progression. The children are taught by dedicated, enthusiastic and well qualified staff in spacious and well equipped areas. This all combines to help us provide a start to education of the highest standard. Resources are age appropriate and offer a wide range of experiences for the children.
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