It may be over a year until the Early Years Foundation Stage is officially implemented, but local authorities are wasting no time in getting their training underway.
One of the main challenges is ensuring that a range of sectors, including health and social services, are engaged with the EYFS and understand how their day-to-day practice will change to meet the requirements of the new framework from September 2008.
It is a weighty responsibility. The EYFS is designed to improve outcomes for young children under the Childcare Act 2006 and the EYFS will not be successful unless local authorities commit to a training strategy that can ensure its effectiveness.
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