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1. Intentional Resource Placement

 Our educators do not merely provide   Enhancing provision in this way keeps the
 materials but carefully select and arrange   environment fresh and exciting, offering
 resources to provoke thought and inquiry.   children new opportunities to practice skills and
 For instance, after observing that several   explore ideas in real-world contexts.
 children are interested in construction,  THE REGENT SECONDARY SCHOOL, ABUJA
 we might enhance the block area with
 Impact of Enhanced Continuous   CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 2024 ON AN OUTSTANDING IGCSE RESULT!
 blueprints, rulers, and measuring tapes.
 Provision on Learning
 These additions encourage children to   98% of all grades achieved were A* - C grades.
 experiment with early math concepts like   Enhanced continuous provision has been a   98% of the students achieved A* - C grades in at least 5 subjects.
 measurement, estimation, and symmetry,   game-changer in our school. The freedom   44% of all grades achieved were A* or A
 while still allowing them to build freely.  to explore in a carefully curated environment   The Regent Secondary School is delighted to publish another outstanding set of Cambridge IGCSE
 leads to higher levels of engagement and   examination results of our ‘Class of 2024’.
 2. Adult Interaction and Facilitation
 motivation. Children take ownership of their
 While child-initiated play is at the heart of   learning, becoming confident problem-solvers   OUR TOP ACHIEVERS
 continuous provision, adult interaction plays   and creative thinkers.
 a critical role in enhancing learning. Our   We’ve also observed significant growth in key
 skilled teachers observe children closely,   areas of development, including:
 asking open-ended questions that   •  Language and Communication: Open-end-
           CHARBELLA SUZANNE ELIAS  TOBECHUKWU OREH  TOLUWALASE EUNICE ABIRI  DAVID DANGA  MANAL UMAR BELLO  MUSA BELLO  AMINA AJIYA
 challenge their thinking and prompt deeper   ed resources and adult facilitation spark rich  6A*s 4As  6A*s 2As 1B  6A*s 2As 1B  5A*s 4As  5A*s 3As 1B  5A*s 2As 2Bs  4A*s 3As 1B
 exploration.  conversations and develop vocabulary.
 For example, in a role-play shop, a   •  Physical Development: Children refine fine
 teacher might ask, “How much will this   and gross motor skills through activities like
 cost?” or “How many items will fit in the   building, drawing, and outdoor play.
           HOMACHI EMMANUELLA   LEON CHIDERA ELBLING  TAMARLILY KINREJESU   UMAR FAROUK SHEHU  ADAOBI EMMANUELLA   OLUWABUSAYO   AMOLIKA SINGH
 basket?” These simple questions   •  Cognitive Skills: As children play, they   4A*s 3As 1C  3A*s 2As 2Bs  3A*s 1A 2Bs 1C  2A*s 6As  OBIORA-NWOKOLO  SEYILNEN AJIBOLA  2A*s 4As 1B
                                           DEJO-RICHARD
              CHIDI-LLOYD
                                                                                       2A*s 4As 1B 1C
                                                                        2A*s 5As 1B 1C
 introduce early concepts of counting and   develop early maths and literacy skills, along-
 problem-solving, without interrupting the   side problem-solving and critical thinking
 flow of play. Such subtle guidance ensures   abilities.
 that children remain engaged while  •  Social and Emotional Growth: Play-based
            MUSA MANGAL DAHIRU  AKINYI DEBBIE NIXON  IORWEN EGO-CHINYERE ODILI  JAMAL DILI ALIYU  ETHAN OMOZE EBOHON  OZIOMA JESSICA   ETIUSUNG ONOFIOK LUKE
 expanding their understanding in   learning fosters collaboration, empathy, and   2A*s 4As 1C  2A*s 3As 2Bs  2A*s 2As 1B 2Cs  1A* 6As 1B  1A* 6As 1B  1A* 6As 1B  1A* 5As 2Bs
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 meaningful ways.  self-regulation as children work together
 3. Links to Themes and Key Learning   and navigate social situations.

 To ensure a broad and balanced
 Supporting Parents in Understanding
 curriculum, we continuously link provision   URENNA MICHELLE   UMAR OLALEKAN ALIU  JORDAN TOSAN OGBETUO  AISHA YUSUF BINJI  HARIZ SHEHU  BABAJIDE ADEOLUWATEWA-  BASHIR BELLO ALIYU
 Continuous Provision  UGWU  1A* 4As 3Bs   1A* 4As 3C     1A* 3As 4Bs    1A* 3As 4Bs   LOWO THOMPSON  1A* 3As 3Bs
 to wider themes and the specific areas of   1A* 5As 1C                                1A* 3As 3Bs 1C
 learning outlined in the EYFS framework. For
 At our school, we emphasise continuous
 example, if our theme for the term is
 provision in early education, with parents
 “People Who Help Us,” we may set up a
 playing a vital role. We offer guidance through
 role-play area as a fire station, hospital, or   XAVIER ETHAN COLE  ADEBOLA AARON   MABEL BOLANLE AFOLABI  HALIMA DAHIREY TANIMU   FATIMA ILIYA ISA  THARAH OHUNENE  AHMED AMIR ALIYU
 workshops and tips for enhancing play at   ADEBAYO  5As 3Bs  YAKUBU      5As 2Bs         AJOGE       4As 3Bs 1C
 police station.  6As 2Bs 1C  6As 2Bs                      5As 3Bs                      5As 1B 2Cs
 home. This balanced approach, combining
 Children not only explore the theme but
 child-led play with guided learning, fosters
 also develop skills in literacy (writing ‘pre-
 confident, active learners and lays a strong
 scriptions’), numeracy (counting band-
 foundation for future success.
 ages or sorting items), and communication     NAJEEB MUHAMMAD SAIDU  ARDEN NIKLAS RASSLOFF
                                                   4As 3Bs       4As 2Bs 2Cs
 (role-playing dialogue).


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