I offer a cautionary tale about lack of consultation, checking the small print and making sure you are being listened to. We have some major cost-cutting and penny-pinching times ahead, so being extra vigilant about what is going on in your local authority is all the more important.
Part of every early years provider's duty under the guidance of EYFS is to ensure that children are supported to make smooth transitions from nursery to school, and that both school and parents are well aware of each child's abilities and needs. My cautionary tale is that if you have already considered transition and put some documents into place for parents and your local schools, then make sure you are aware of any information your local authority might be doing due to their statutory duty.
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