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EYFS Free Flow....Can it work in KS1?

Discussion in 'Early Years' started by bbop1, Mar 19, 2012.

  1. bbop1

    bbop1

    Hello.
    I am currently studying my PGCE specialising in Early
    Years and am interested in the transition from Reception to KS1.
    Specifically looking at a move from a free flow setting to a more
    structured way of learning.
    I know some schools use free-flow in
    KS1 to ease transition, and as a learning tool, and I would really like
    to know people's opinions on this.
    Would you like to have a free
    flow setting in KS1? Would The Foundation Framework be a useful tool in
    KS1?
    I am interested in all comments!

     
    bbop1, Mar 19, 2012
    #1
  2. bbop1

    bbop1

    Hello.
    I am currently studying my PGCE specialising in Early
    Years and am interested in the transition from Reception to KS1.
    Specifically looking at a move from a free flow setting to a more
    structured way of learning.
    I know some schools use free-flow in
    KS1 to ease transition, and as a learning tool, and I would really like
    to know people's opinions on this.
    Would you like to have a free
    flow setting in KS1? Would The Foundation Framework be a useful tool in
    KS1?
    I am interested in all comments!

     
    bbop1, Mar 19, 2012
    #2

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