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Tracking progress in the EYFS
How can we track progress in the early years? This articles looks at how Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) providers can track and demonstrate progress. It also links to further articles with case studies on how schools approach progress tracking.
- Age-related expectations in the EYFS
- Assessing development in the EYFS
- Assessment requirements for EYFS framework 2017
- Development Matters statements
- 'Good level of development' measure in the EYFS
- Measuring progress in the EYFS: case studies
- Observing learning in the EYFS: proformas
- Reception baseline assessment
- Tracking progress of pupils with SEN in the EYFS
- Tracking pupil progress in the EYFS: proformas
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