The ELHQ Blog

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Child Poverty and Social Mobility Strategies

The government unveiled it’s new child poverty strategy this week. A New Approach to Child Poverty: Tackling the Causes of Disadvantage and Transforming Families’ Liv...

EYFS Review Published

The long awaited independent review in to the Early Years Foundations Stage led by Dame Clare Tickell was finally published today. You can download it from the Department...

Tell Tim Website

Just a quick post about a new website that I was informed about the other day. Tell Tim aims to provide a direct line to Tim Loughton the Secretary of State for Children...

Changes to Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) Targets

The Daily Telegraph reported a couple of days ago that the long awaited review in to the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) led by Dame Clare Tickell will call for a sig...

UK Budget Implications for Early Childhood Education

Just thought I’d highlight a few of the key points relating to early childhood education announced in yesterday’s budget. Given the general atmosphere of spending cut...

SEN early intervention under the EYFS

The Department for Education published a green paper last week outlining plans for a universal assessment for all children as they progress through the Early Years Founda...

St. Patrick’s Day Food

With St. Patrick’s day just around the corner I thought I’d look up a quick recipe for Colcannon, which is a traditional Irish meal consisting of mashed potatoes, Kal...

St. Patrick’s Day

Ok we’ve been a bit slow on the update here but we’ve finally managed to put together a few St. Patrick’s Day resources. I know it’s only 2 days away but if you h...

Education and Blood Pressure

Just a quick post about an interesting report I read last week claiming that those who stay in Education for longer are less likely to develop high blood pressure. Accord...