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Eight out of ten nurseries believe the EYFS is good for children

The majority of nurseries support the EYFS and do not want to see any radical changes to the framework, a survey by the National Day Nurseries Association suggests.

However, nurseries do want the level of paperwork and bureaucracy in the EYFS to be reduced.

The survey also found that nurseries see assessment in the EYFS as critical for early intervention because it helps early years practitioners plan for the next steps in children's development.

The NDNA carried out the small-scale research with a group of 400 of its member nurseries, as part of a consultation process to inform its response to the Government’s review of the EYFS. It found that:

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