Developing Play in the Early Years - Schools
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A five-hour in-person training module for education professionals on the importance of play in the Early Years and supporting autistic children's play development.
This training module from Herefordshire Early Years explores the importance of play in the Early Years Foundation Stage and how the Three Areas of Difference in autism can affect play skills. It covers person-centred planning and reasonable adjustments that enable autistic children to develop their play, with learning objectives including strategies for support and creating a plan to ensure progress. The session runs five hours and is aimed at education professionals working in the Early Years within schools.
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