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Let’s just hope that this review will be fair and open and that any changes it recommends are going to improve things. It’s too easy in the current climate for politicians to do this or do that just because it will save money or just because it’s the opposite to what the previous government would have done or were doing. The EYFS principle is not a gimmick, it was a genuine response to a perceived problem. The very best start in life is important for everybody and that’s what the EYFS is trying to facilitate, regardless of any faults it may have.
via Children & Young People Now news | Breaking news on 06/07/10
The government has appointed children’s charity chief Clare Tickell to lead its review of the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS).
Bastille Day in Battersea Park London
9 Jul 2010 Author: Family Days Out In: uk days out
I went to this event last year and if the weather is good it is great fun. This year it is taking place on Sunday 11th July from 10am until 6pm. If the weather is as good as it has been this will be a great day out in London.
So, pop along to [...]
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V&A Friday Late: Summer Camp
9 Jul 2010 Author: Time Out London Kids Highlights In: uk days out
uly sees the arrival of the first 'V&A Summer Camp', a two-day celebration of craft, design and hobbies across the museum. Family events include drop-in design sessions and morris dancing workshops.
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Who Am I? Gallery
9 Jul 2010 Author: Time Out London Kids Highlights In: uk days out
The permanent galleries relating to brain science and genetics have been redeveloped. Visitors can now explore the science of the self through high-tech interactive exhibits such as software that shows how your face will age
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Who Am I? Gallery
9 Jul 2010 Author: Time Out London Kids Highlights In: uk days out
The permanent galleries relating to brain science and genetics have been redeveloped. Visitors can now explore the science of the self through high-tech interactive exhibits such as software that shows how your face will age
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Graffiti Lessons
7 Jul 2010 Author: Time Out London Kids Highlights In: uk days out
Street artist Andy Seize teaches graffiti basics (lines, shading, spraying) in one-hour classes, and there are also three-hour sessions on writing your name and aerosol control techniques using different nozzles.
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Guilfest – The Family Festival in Surrey
7 Jul 2010 Author: Family Days Out In: uk days out
Not too big, not too small, GuilFest remains an independently run, family festival with a very friendly atmosphere, held in the beautiful surroundings of Stoke Park, Guildford over the weekend of the 16th, 17th and 18th July 2010. Visitors can expect a weekend of live musical entertainment coupled with comedy, children´s entertainment, theatre, art/craft exhibitions, [...]
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Open day at Millers Ark Farm, Hampshire
6 Jul 2010 Author: Family Days Out In: uk days out
On Saturday July 10th you can meet their friendly animals: baby donkeys, piglets, sheep, baby goats, Thor the Shire Horse, ducklings and more.
Cuddle and groom them and enjoy their well loved annual livestock reduction sale too.
As they are losing their tenancy at Roke Farm this Autumn they have opened a rehoming fund and launched the [...]
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Play Aquarium World Cup in Plymouth
5 Jul 2010 Author: Family Days Out In: uk days out
On Saturday 12th June at the National Aquarium in Plymouth kick off will happen for their great new World Cup game – Ocean’s 11.
You’ll get a set of stickers and a blank team sheet – as you make your way round the aquarium you’ll find the star players for the aquarium World Cup team [...]
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Wild Breakfast at Newquay Zoo
5 Jul 2010 Author: Family Days Out In: uk days out
On Sunday 25th July the first of three Wild Breakfast events at Newquay Zoo will take place. It is an atmospheric dawn tour of the Zoo with the keeper as the animals wake for the day!
Prepare animal enrichment treats and tuck into a delicious cooked breakfast at Café Lemur. Tickets are £14.95 for adults [...]
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