Personal, Social, and Emotional Development is recognised as one of the building blocks of success in life. It supports children’s development by helping them to interact effectively and develop positive attitudes to themselves and others. However, this does not happen in isolation and relies on influential adults such as parents and carers providing them with positive feedback and modelling appropriate behaviour. In the Revised EYFS, PSED is broken down into three aspects. They are self-confidence and self-awareness, managing feelings and behaviour, and making relationships.
This course will enable staff to fully understand both the PSED process and why it is so important to the development of an early years child. It will also give invaluable ideas, strategies, and techniques to ensure that PSED is an integral part of the curriculum and underpins core values.
The learning objectives for this course are as follows:
- To gain a deeper understanding of what PSED means
- To gain a deeper understanding of the child’s world and the factors that influence it
- To gain an understanding of the many features that are paramount to the child’s well-being and how these are interdependent upon each other
- To allow participants to get a sense of the fundamental areas that make up the whole child, which in turn, enables young children to flourish and to reach their full potential
- To enable practitioners to reflect on their knowledge and practice, and relate this to theory
This course will ensure your practice is in line with the requirements of the Early Years Foundation Stage, The Early Years Framework and The Foundation Phase. It will also support your continuous professional development in line with the Early Years Teachers Standards.
Should you wish to discuss your needs before accessing the course, please call 0800 774 7874.
If you are an organisation and you have 5 or more learners who require the above training please consider our face to face options.
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