Eyfs levels chart?

[Squarepebbles]

Anybody know where I could find it?

Tia

Just google and a pdf version comes up :)

There aren't any levels in EYFS.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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?

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

Ah. Yes, that would make sense.

Thanks mrz!

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/

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