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News imageWe looked for autumn treasures and listened to the sounds of the forest. - We looked for autumn treasures and listened to the sounds of the forestNews | 08 | Early Years
We looked for autumn treasures and listened to the sounds of the forest.
Early Years and Keystage 1 embarked on their first Forest School experience last week.
News imageEarly Years parent workshop ｜ The Importance of Motor Development in the Early Years - Early Years parent workshop The Importance of Motor Development in the Early YearsNews | 08 | Early Years
Early Years parent workshop ｜ The Importance of Motor Development in the Early Years
This session aims to help parents gain a deeper understanding of what we mean by motor skills, how children develop their gross and fine motor skills and the importance of developing these skills for other aspects of learning such as writing.
News imageEarly Years Christmas Performance - Early Years Christmas PerformanceNews | 08 | Early Years | Homepage Featured Article
Early Years Christmas Performance 2020
News imageMessage from Early Years - Message from Early YearsNews | 08 | Early Years | Homepage Featured Article
Message from Early Years - 9th Dec 2019
The Benefits of a Christmas Production and the links to EYFS.
News imageUpdates From NAIS Pudong's Early Years Team | December 2019 - Message from Early YearsNews | 08 | Early Years | Homepage Featured Article
Message from Early Years 12-02
An architect by the name of Simon Nicholson developed the Theory of Loose Parts in the 1970’s. He believed that all children are creative and innovative and that this creativity and innovation should be nurtured in all. Loose parts are any material (natural or synthetic) that can be moved, rotated, stacked, sorted, combined, taken apart and re-assembled in endless ways.