Foundation Phase Framework
The Foundation Phase is the statutory curriculum for all three to seven year olds in Wales, having been introduced in September 2010. It encourages children to be creative and imaginative, and makes learning more enjoyable and more effective. The Welsh Government’s approach to education and lifelong learning is set out in the broader
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