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By the age of 5, many of the gaps that shape a child’s future are already visible.

That’s one of the strongest messages emerging from a major international study examining how young children develop before they even begin formal schooling. And importantly, it’s not just about literacy or numeracy anymore.

The research looks at emotional wellbeing, resilience, communication, self-regulation and social development, the foundations that influence how children learn, connect and thrive throughout life.

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The first 5 years: How data shapes childhood well-being The early years of childhood shape how people learn, communicate, build relationships and engage with the world throughout their lives.