Research Paper On Early Years Education

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Early years education refers to the education and support given to children from birth to at least 5 years of age. Early years education takes place in a variety of different private, voluntary and state run settings. These include state run nurseries, nursery classes and reception classes within a primary school setting as well as privately run nurseries and childminders. There are also flying start services available to families with children under 5 who are considered to live in areas of deprivation. Flying start (sure start) is a government funded projected that was launched in 1998 with the aim of “giving children the best start in life― by providing services such as childcare, early education and health and family support (ref https://wikipedia.org/wiki/

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