Are you always being asked about your pupils? Well this resource is ideal for being able to talk about your class quickly showing totals and percentages. It is a great tool to be able to talk in depth about each class. It links to the EYFS Entry baseline document and ‘Story behind the class document’. A super resource for any teacher.

This word document is ideal to have to hand for anyone covering your class or for just general information about your children. This document gives a brief overview of your class, including the following information: Pupil Name (I usually highlight blue for male and pink for female) Gender DOB (I usually highlight green for autumn birthday, yellow for spring and red for summer) EAL Disadvantaged pupil SEND Outside Agencies Parents (Together or separated, so you know circumstances regarding child care) Start date Previous Setting Medical / Information ( I usually highlight medical issues so they stand out )

The EYFS is all about observing children. These handy observation sheets are ideal for any practitioner to use. Consisting of three pages: Photo Observation (2 to a page) Long observation (A4) Snap shot observations (4 to a page) These observation templates are colourful and help practitioner to remember what they need to be looking for.

Ever stuck of what questions to ask to deepen children’s understanding? Well this 4 page resource is ideal to hang on your lanyard as a reminder. Consisting of over 30 different questions, this resource is a handy tool to always have on you or to give to anyone supporting your children.

Getting to know your new pupils is vital. Home visits have become popular within the EYFS phase. Having as much information about each child is key. This goes towards the story behind the child. This 5 page word document is ideal for reporting vital information about new children starting your setting. It includes information about previous settings, key workers, agencies etc… A great tool to use when visiting homes or having meetings with new parents.

Do you have pupils turn up to school with existing injuries? Want to cover yourself and your setting? This document is ideal for reporting these.

This word document is ideal to have to hand for anyone covering your class or for just general information about your children. This document gives a brief overview of your class, including the following information: Pupil Name (I usually highlight blue for male and pink for female) Gender DOB (I usually highlight green for autumn birthday, yellow for spring and red for summer) EAL Disadvantaged pupil SEND Outside Agencies Parents (Together or separated, so you know circumstances regarding child care) Start date Previous Setting Medical / Information ( I usually highlight medical issues so they stand out )

Are you always being asked about your pupils? Well this resource is ideal for being able to talk about your child and explain where they are developmentally as well as include all the info about them, including SEND, EAL etc… It is a great tool to be able to talk in depth about each child. It links to the EYFS Entry baseline document and ‘Story behind the class document’. A super resource for any teacher.

Are your children moving from Reception to Year 1? Here is a useful document to pass onto the year 1 teacher about each child. Ideal for those transition meetings and a great resource to have to inform you about the children within your class.

This resource consists of 8 different certificates, ideal to give to those hard working, enthusiastic learners.

Want to give your children a gift they will treasure? This resource is ideal to give to little ones who still believe. Colourful certificates with 4 different designs.

After a hessian effect daily calendar? This resource is ideal to teach children the days of the week, months of the year, weather and numbers. Consisting of 33 pages.

This resource is ideal for your enhancements. These challenge cards have a hessian and chalk board effect. Print and laminate and use time and time again.