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Foundation Stage Profile & Children's Early Education
http://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/grownups/articles/geneducation/foundationstage/index.shtml
Foundation Stage Profile & Children's Early Education
The UK Government have now decided to replace the The Foundation Stage schemes and introduce one new national scheme called the Foundation Stage Profile. This article tries to answer parents' most frequently asked questions and concerns on children's early education.

Baseline Assessment by Brenda Casey (BBC UK))
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Baseline Assessment by Brenda Casey (BBC UK))
The 'Baseline Assessment' is being replaced by the new Foundation Stage Profile. However, this article has some interesting suggestions to help you and your child at home. The advice is as useful for the new system as it was for the old.

What is Baseline Assessment? (Brent UK)
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What is Baseline Assessment?
Baseline Assessment is the method used by teachers to find out your child's learning needs when he/she first starts school. The assessment will normally be carried out within the first 6-8 weeks of starting school. From this assessment teachers will know what your child can understand and is capable of and from this plan effectively for his or her learning needs. Your child may not even realise they are being assessed because the school will make it seem like part of normal classroom activities.

Guidance for School Governors on Baseline Assessment
http://www.governyourschool.co.uk/baseline.htm
Guidance for School Governors on Baseline Assessment of children

Baseline Assessment Tools for PMTCT
http://www.fhi.org/en/hivaids/pub/guide/baseline+assessment+tools+for+pmtct.htm
Baseline Assessment Tools for PMTCT
Preventing Mother-to-Child Transmission (PMTCT) of HIV

Baseline Assessment Forms
http://www.bgfl.org/services/laces/baseline.htm
The Baseline Assessment forms have been drawn up with the help of a group of Birmingham Educational Psychologists. They will help to identify Looked After Children who need extra support, to enable them to achieve educationally. They will also help with monitoring the value added of additional support and facilities provided. The assessment should be commenced at the end of a pupil's second month in care.