Just over a month ago, Dr Sue Allingham, Sue Cowley and Ruth Swailes called upon Oak National Academy, which provides online teaching resources, to update its website to accurately reflect the EYFS areas of learning.
The trio said they had repeatedly asked Oak National Academy, which is partly funded by the Department for Education (DfE), to amend its website.
At the time, the EYFS section of the Oak National Academy website listed an incorrect set of ‘subjects’ – literacy, maths, music, RSHE (PSHE) and understanding the world.
At the end of September, Oak National Academy told Nursery World that ‘due to technical reasons with the website platform design, it could not easily change categories and terms on its website.’
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