Every Child Will Have An Education The National

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Every Child Will Have An Education

Every Child Will Have An Education

The National Curriculum Framework (NCF) Guidelines for developing programmes and working children from Birth

The National Curriculum Framework (NCF) Guidelines for developing programmes and working children from Birth to Four. Working with and for children in the early years in a respectful way to provide them with quality experiences and equality of opportunities to achieve their FULL POTENTIAL

Three Themes Underpin The NCF

Three Themes Underpin The NCF

Theme 1: I Am A Competent Person Principles 1. 2. 3. 4. I am

Theme 1: I Am A Competent Person Principles 1. 2. 3. 4. I am a competent person who actively creates my own identity and my own understanding of the world I am unique and have a unique life story I flourish when attention is paid to equality of opportunities where I can participate to develop my own potential I am sensitive to individual and group differences and must be educated in ways that help me celebrate differences

Theme 2: My Learning And Development Is Important Principles 5. I am curious, energetic

Theme 2: My Learning And Development Is Important Principles 5. I am curious, energetic and active and I learn by taking up opportunities to make meaning about the world around me 6. Appropriate local and indigenous knowledge and skills are resources that can be used to promote socially, culturally and linguistically sensitive learning environments for me 7. Play and hands-on (active) experiences enhance my learning and development 8. A comprehensive ECD learning programme for quality and equality of opportunities

Theme 3: I Need Strong Connections With Adults Principles 9. Parents and families in

Theme 3: I Need Strong Connections With Adults Principles 9. Parents and families in their different forms play a central role in my overall development. 10. I benefit from a close and loving relationship with an adult. 11. Adults have the responsibility for the protection and promotion of my rights regardless of my age, background, ethnicity, ability and gender. 12. Adults have the responsibility to promote children’s well-being, positive identities, inclusivity, child-focused activities and competence for living and coping with life.

Structure of Each ELDA Birth – 18 Months – 3 Years 3 to 4

Structure of Each ELDA Birth – 18 Months – 3 Years 3 to 4 Years 4 to 5 Years

ELDA 1: Well-Being

ELDA 1: Well-Being

Aim 1: Well-nourished Children are well nourished from conception through birth to five years

Aim 1: Well-nourished Children are well nourished from conception through birth to five years and beyond Aim 5: Building resilience Children are strong and resistant to daily stresses ELDA 1 Well Being Aim 4: Physical Development Children are physically strong from birth and show abilities and interest in physical activities Aim 2: Good health Healthy from birth and have a sense of good hygiene Aim 3: Safe and secure Children are aware of and benefit from environmental and emotional health

ELDA 2: Identity and Belonging

ELDA 2: Identity and Belonging

Aim 1: Sense of Self Children are aware of themselves as capable & confident

Aim 1: Sense of Self Children are aware of themselves as capable & confident learners Aim 4: Identity Children have a sense of group identity and a sense of celebrating differences ELDA 2 Identity and Belonging Aim 3: Where and To Who Do I Belong? Children build strong relationships Aim 2: Self Care Children have a strong sense of self care

 • Very nice 10 day curriculum • Goes all the way to Grade

• Very nice 10 day curriculum • Goes all the way to Grade R • Download from www. toolsforschool. net/public_downloads

ELDA 3: Communication (Crosses All ELDAs)

ELDA 3: Communication (Crosses All ELDAs)

Aim 1: Listening Children listen to sounds and speeches Aim 2: Speaking Aim 4:

Aim 1: Listening Children listen to sounds and speeches Aim 2: Speaking Aim 4: “Writing” Children record their experiences & ideas through language, sounds, art, drama and later on through “writing” ELDA 3 Communication Aim 3: “Reading” Children make meaning by “reading” what they see, hear, feel, taste and touch Children speak using different styles of communication

ELDA 4: Exploring Mathematics

ELDA 4: Exploring Mathematics

ELDA 4 Exploring Mathematics Aim 1: Awareness Aim 2: Problem Solving Aim 3: Exploration

ELDA 4 Exploring Mathematics Aim 1: Awareness Aim 2: Problem Solving Aim 3: Exploration Children show awareness of and are responsive to number and counting Children sort, classify, make comparisons and solve problems Children explore shape, space and measurement

ELDA 5: Creativity

ELDA 5: Creativity

Aim 1: Problem Solving Identifying, searching for & creating solutions to challenges through problem

Aim 1: Problem Solving Identifying, searching for & creating solutions to challenges through problem solving Aim 4: Performing Arts Aim 2: Finding and Creating Solutions Children record their experiences and ideas through music, dance & drama Identifying, searching for & creating solutions to challenges through play and make believe Aim 3 - Visual Activities Identifying, searching for & creating solutions to challenges through visual art activities

ELDA 6: Knowledge And Understanding Of The World

ELDA 6: Knowledge And Understanding Of The World

ELDA 5 Knowledge and Understanding of the World Aim 1: Investigate Aim 2: Design

ELDA 5 Knowledge and Understanding of the World Aim 1: Investigate Aim 2: Design Aim 3: Time and Place Children explore and investigate their life world Children explore design, make items and use technology Children explore and investigate time and place

The NCF Is Inclusive No child may be left behind!

The NCF Is Inclusive No child may be left behind!

Links • Governance templates and curriculum PDFs: www. toolsforschool. net • Activities and news:

Links • Governance templates and curriculum PDFs: www. toolsforschool. net • Activities and news: https: //www. facebook. com/toolsforschool 1/ • Andrea Sciarappa • Email: andrea@toolsforschool. net • Telephone: 082 336 9909 #ECDisrising!

“Pooh left feeling unsatisfied and a little out of sorts. In fact, he was

“Pooh left feeling unsatisfied and a little out of sorts. In fact, he was so distracted by his rumbly tummy that he didn’t notice that he was walking onto the next paragraph. ” “What is a paragraph? ” “It’s a group of sentences that form a complete thought. ” “Is there honey in this paragraph? ” “Oh, sorry, Pooh, no. ” “Well then, I don’t find it very useful. ” Winnie the Pooh – A. A. Milne