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Helping disadvantaged children start school

Ofsted survey report looking at how the most successful early years providers ensure that disadvantaged children are prepared to start school.

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Ofsted
Published
3 April 2014

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This Ofsted survey report, 鈥楢re you ready? Good practice in school readiness鈥�, is based on visits by Her Majesty鈥檚 Inspectors to children鈥檚 centres, childminders, pre-schools and primary and infant schools providing for pupils within the Early Years Foundation Stage. The providers were selected because they were successful in achieving good outcomes for children in deprived areas.

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Published 3 April 2014

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