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Features of an 'outstanding' EYFS setting

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Last updated on 14 February 2018
School types: All · School phases: Nursery, Primary
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Are there examples of excellent nursery and reception classes? This article features an Ofsted good practice video and a case study from an 'outstanding' nursery school. It also cites comments from inspection reports referring to 'outstanding' early years provision.

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  1. 1 Video of ‘outstanding’ EYFS provision
  2. 2 An 'outstanding' nursery school: case study
  3. 3 Inspection reports: ‘outstanding’ early years provision

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