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Good practice resource - Off to a flying start – assessment in Reception Year: West Hove Infant School
19 Jul 2012
Ref: 120178
Effective assessment in Reception Year is vitally important if children are to enjoy and embrace learning. The approach needs to be highly individualised and integral to an appropriate balance between structured play and formal teaching. This case study outlines how West Hove Infant School establishes baseline and ongoing assessment sensitively and rigorously to ensure that every child not only gets off to a flying start but sets out on a path of life-long learning.
Provider: West Hove Infant School - 114428
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