The Children's House

The greatest worldwide education movement now is the Montessori movement.
The comprehensive Montessori method seeks to develop the complete child.
Fundamentally, Montessori thought that a child's ability for learning is highest in the years between birth and age six.
There are 22,000 Montessori schools globally and around 600 in the UK.
According to a research commissioned by the Montessori St. Nicholas Charity, children who get a Montessori education at age 5 are more cognitively advanced than the national average.
The Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) establishes guidelines for the education, care, and development of children from birth to age five.
Childminders, preschools, nurseries, and school reception classes are all required to adhere to the EYFS, as do all schools and early years institutions with an Ofsted registration.
A combined strategy for early learning and care is supported by the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework.
It provides all professionals a set of shared values and commitments to provide all children with high-quality early education and childcare experiences.
The EYFS Framework describes how and what your kid will learn to promote their healthy development in addition to welfare criteria.
Through seven areas of learning and development, your kid will be developing skills, gaining new information, and exhibiting their comprehension.