The revised Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) comes into place in England in September 2021. To help you implement this framework into your setting, the new Birth to 5 Matters guidance will be available from the end of March 2021. Written by a coalition of early years bodies and experts, the document aims to provide ‘guidance for the sector, by the sector’. Find out more from Nancy Stewart, Project Lead for Birth to 5 Matters, about this important new guidance, including:

• Who developed Birth to 5 Matters, and why?
• How does it work with the EYFS statutory framework?
• How can settings use it to help develop practice and support babies, toddlers and children to flourish?

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About the speaker

Nancy Stewart is currently the Project Lead for Birth to 5 Matters, developing non-statutory guidance for the early years sector. As an early years consultant, trainer, presenter and writer, she is a nationally recognised expertise in early years development and learning. Her extensive experience includes co-authoring the original Development Matters guidance, providing expert advice to the Tickell review of the EYFS, and acting as Senior Adviser with the National Strategies.