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Welcome to the Lincolnshire Birth to Five Service Website

From this site you can access guidance and advice on developing high quality early years practice, as well as find out about a range of training opportunities. Our aim is to support the development of settings in order to promote excellent learning experiences for all young children in Lincolnshire, which has a long history of providing quality childcare and education. As a Service, we believe that the early years of a child’s life are vital. Children learn at such speed; devouring learning, delighting in anything new and relishing challenge and experimentation endlessly. Let us help them to learn.

The website has one clear purpose – to support teaching and learning in Lincolnshire Settings by presenting all practitioners throughout the county with information and resources to aid effective planning, observation, assessment and recording in the Early Years Foundation Stage.

Over time, we hope to expand the range of information available, so, if you are a Foundation Stage Practitioner, please bookmark this page and visit this site again soon. This is your site, built to support Practitioners therefore if you have any ideas, are involved in projects, or have anything you would like to share with the Birth to Five Service, please click here to let us know. It is important you give your name and setting details in any communication.

The Birth to Five Service would like to thank all the Lincolnshire Early Years Practitioners, Managers, Consultants, Trainers and Head teachers who have contributed towards the contents of this site.

 

What's new with
Birth to Five...

Nov 08 - Recommended Christmas Reading Check out the latest recommendations from the Birth to Five Service. Ideal titles for a Christmas read.

Nov 08 - Family Diversities Reading Resource
This is an exciting resource produced by Bishop Grosseteste College and is an annotated bibliography of children’s books showing the diverse family experiences of children. Its intention is to provide a range of age appropriate  texts that can be used by parents and carers, schools and other child-care settings, to value and to support a diverse community of learners.

Nov 08 - News and Correspondence
Please remember to access this area of the website in order to keep up-to-date with all general correspondence.

Nov 08 - Early Reading Connects
The National Literacy Trust have announced a new initiative, Early Reading Connects, backed by the DCSF, targeting all early years practitioners. Resources include a website and a family involvement toolkit.

Nov08 - Mark Making Matters A booklet which explores making marks within an encouraging emotional environment. This supports Practitioners to enable young children to become confident and competent communicators, both orally and on paper, in all six areas of learning and development.

For Archived Items from October and September 2008, click here.

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