Early Years Schema Training

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This training will develop practitioners’ understanding of schematic play behaviour .

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This training has been brought to you by Slough Borough Council's Early Years Project Support Officer, Aneesa Younus, for the attention of practitioners working in the EYFS; PVIs, childminders and Teaching Assistants in nursery and reception classes. To book your place please select "register" on the right hand side of the Eventbrite page. IMPORTANT PLEASE READ: The total cost of the training includes a 2% &amp; £3 booking fee. There are two options for payment; you can either pay by card using the Eventbrite payment process or pay via invoice. If you choose to pay by invoice, please download the following instructions <a href="https://thelink.slough.gov.uk/file-download/download/public/1418" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://thelink.slough.gov.uk/file-download/download/public/1418</a>. “For Piaget, a scheme was a pattern of behaviour into which experiences were assimilated. As a result of experimental play, children from a very early stage in their development, apply a range of action schemes to objects and begin to categorise those that are suckable, those that are throwable and so on.” John Siraj-BlackfordThe Early Years Foundation Stage requires practitioners to look, listen and note down children’s interests as a starting point to becoming familiar with each new learner and should support children’s schematic play patterns so that they can build on individual children’s interests, therefore taking part in powerful learning opportunities through sustained shared learning experiences.This training will develop practitioners’ understanding of schematic play behaviour and explore how they can use these to effectively respond to children’s schemas to develop their dispositions for future learning in a positive behaviour environment. Full price for this training is £24.50, however we are offering an AUTUMN SPECIAL of 20% off book your space now for only £19.60This training will take place online, details of how to register will be sent to you once you have registered.Please note bookings will close on Thursday 3rd December 2020.

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