Mr Dubiel, (pictured), is well-known throughout the sector from his previous role at the Qualifications and Curriculum Development Agency, where he was responsible for implementing and moderating the Foundation Stage Profile and for monitoring the development of the EYFS.
Curriculum adviser Marie Charlton said that his appointment was a direct response to growing demand from early years practitioners for advice and training and that he would provide 'a better link' to other areas. She said, 'The Centre is about bringing together quality training and high-class resource collections and showing how these might result in an enabling interactive learning environment.'
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