Eyfs levels chart?

[Squarepebbles]

Anybody know where I could find it?

Tia

[thegreylady]

Just google and a pdf version comes up :)

[mrz]

There aren't any levels in EYFS.

[ReadytoOrderSir]

Teacher's Pet do various funky child-friendly versions ... displays.tpet.co.uk/#/ViewResource/id1310

[thegreylady]

I was mixing it up with the ORT colours and levels-sorry :(

[Squarepebbles]

Sorry I mean an up to date version of the assessment scales with points,not sure what it is called.

[mrz]

media.education.gov.uk/assets/files/pdf/2/2013_eyfs_handbook.pdf

[mrz]

The new assessment is quite different children are assessed as Emerging/Expected/Exceeding in all 17 ELGs

[Squarepebbles]

Man thanks.Found the 17, where are the descriptions for the levels before they achieve the ELGs? Not sure of correct jargon.

[mrz]

The 17 are the ELGs but teachers then have to decide whether a child is emerging/expected/exceeding those \ELGs.

[christinarossetti]

Are there expectations of where children 'should' be at the end of EYFS in the way that 6 was the expectation under the old frame work?

[mrz]

The expectations are that children should be at the expected "level" in all ELGs.

[christinarossetti]

Ah. Yes, that would make sense.

Thanks mrz!

[tabby32]

I've just discovered a fab ebook that helps parents to support early learning goals

See www.amazon.co.uk/Starting-School-Practical-learning-ebook/dp/B00CANOCLI/?tag=mumsnet&ascsubtag=mnforum-21

[malteserzz]

A good level of development is for a child to achieve the expected level in all of the early learning goals for the prime areas plus literacy and maths. They will score 1 for emerging, 2 for expected and 3 for exceeding so will all get a score of between 17 and 51