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Early years education is key to future success in life
‘The first year of school is unique’ The importance of the early years in a child’s life cannot be overstated. As teachers we play our part as we...
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Read the latest articles on education and assessment written by teachers, school leaders and assessment experts.
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‘The first year of school is unique’ The importance of the early years in a child’s life cannot be overstated. As teachers we play our part as we...
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It has long been accepted that children’s early experiences can have the biggest impact on their later lives, and the first year of school gives...
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We know that a good start in the early years matters. Each year a child spends in an early years setting is a time of rapid learning and development....
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By Mark Frazer, Teaching and Learning Lead, Cambridge Children starting Reception class in schools in England are at the beginning of their ‘full...
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By Dr Pat Preedy In the 1990s, I was invited to be part of the Centre for Evaluation and Monitoring (CEM, now Cambridge Insight), the team that...
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"Effective early years is the game changer." – Lydia Cuddy Gibbs, Head of Early Years, Ark Why the Reception year is so unique On day one of...
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Since the early 1990s, Cambridge Insight (formerly CEM) has offered a baseline assessment for primary schools. We know it is vital that teachers have...
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By Professor Christine Merrell Cambridge Insight was formerly known as the Centre for Evaluation & Monitoring (CEM). Research from academics at CEM...
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Children who are inattentive, hyperactive or impulsive are likely to benefit from an environment which is well structured and predictable. It is good...
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By Professor Christine Merrell