An example of an End of Year Report for high ability children (boy and girl) in Reception in line with the new EYFS framework (2021) including characteristics of effective learning and targets/next steps.

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A simple yet highly effective lesson plan (writing lesson) which I created and used for two lesson observations for different two jobs (I got both jobs with outstanding feedback!). This lesson can be adapted for any year group (I used it for a Reception and a Year 3 class). A friend also got her first ever job using this lesson plan. Give it a try and I guarantee it’s the best investment you will make!

Very well written Reception report examples (girl and boy) including characteristics of effective learning. The only template you will need!

Label the different parts of the body worksheets for Reception children. Can be adapted for other year groups and/or abilities.

An eye catching and child-friendly worksheet to assess counting to 10 (can be used for baseline assessment for Reception or Nursery children). Best if it is laminated for durability. Can also be used to assess counting using one-to-one correspondence and adapted to assess counting beyond 10.