Diving deeper into the world of Early Years Foundation Stage, this advanced training picks up where Part 1 left off, focusing on the nitty-gritty of creating exceptional learning experiences for the youngest minds. It's all about practical strategies here: sharpening assessment techniques, weaving inclusivity into every activity, and exploring innovative ways to engage parents and caregivers in the developmental journey of their children. We're going to unpack the latest in child development theories and see how they translate into everyday interactions that support a child's social, emotional, and intellectual growth.

Think of this as your toolkit for mastering the EYFS framework — from setting up an environment that sparks curiosity to tailoring your approach to meet diverse needs. You'll come away with a clear understanding of how to implement high-quality, play-based learning that ticks all the boxes for Ofsted and, more importantly, makes a lasting difference in children's lives. Get ready to transform your practice, boost your confidence in delivering top-tier education, and feel the satisfaction of knowing you're providing the best start in life for the little ones in your care.

As an accomplished educator with a rich background in early childhood development, Rebecca McGrath has dedicated herself to the formative years of children's education. With a Master's degree in Early Childhood Education and over a decade of hands-on experience in the classroom, she has honed her expertise in applying the principles and practices of the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework. Her passion for fostering young minds is evident in her innovative teaching methods and her commitment to creating an inclusive, nurturing environment conducive to every child's growth and development.

In her role as an EYFS Training - Part 2 course instructor, Rebecca bridges theory and practice with an infectious enthusiasm that both inspires and motivates her trainees. Her philosophy centers around the belief that early education is the cornerstone of lifelong learning, and she brings this conviction to life through interactive sessions, evidence-based strategies, and reflective practice. Rebecca’s courses are more than just a training ground – they are an incubator for the next generation of early childhood educators, guided by her deep-seated belief in the transformative power of quality early years teaching.