In this episode of Parent Unplugged, we talk to Ruth Lue-Quee, the campaigner who successfully brought a petition to Parliament to revise statutory guidance for Key Stage One. Ruth explains why play-based pedagogy isn’t just for Early Years, how England’s KS1 system has historically left children with a sudden shift to formal learning, and why extending developmentally appropriate play into Years 1 and 2 benefits academic outcomes, wellbeing, and lifelong skills. She shares the journey of her campaign, the overwhelming public support, and practical advice for parents to nurture learning through play at home. A must-listen for anyone passionate about education, child development, and the power of play.
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