Tracking the individual learning journeys. Documentation is another key element in the Reggio approach. It serves many purposes, but it is mainly used as a tool for studying children’s learning. Documentation focuses on the experiences that children are involved in and the skills they are acquiring through these experiences. The learning record is a reflection of interactions between teachers and children, amongst the children themselves, as well as children and their environment. It is a medium that help teachers assess the children’s learning and develop the curriculum from term to term. Children are given multiple opportunities to pose their own questions and problems and discuss possible directions to their learning. Our teachers at Alphablocks Nursery School & Pre-Prep, Hadley Wood, are skilled observers of children; they collect a variety of data about each child’s learning. These data points are used as the basis to analyse children’s skills and track their learning journey. Like in Reggio settings, part of this documentation is made visible in our classroom, keeping the memory of learning and a sense of ownership vivid in children’s minds.