Foundation Phase Framework - Hwb
Outcome Silver and Foundation Phase Outcome Gold) have been added for assessment within the Foundation Phase. These can be used for the end of phase assessment, at the end of Year 2, from September 2015. Welsh Government August 2015 The Foundation Phase is the statutory curriculum for all three to seven year olds in Wales,
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