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Second chance
By Simon Vevers,
Nursery World,
17 March 2005
The second wave of children's centres offers potential opportunities for private sector providers, says Simon Vevers When the Government unveiled its children's centre programme it conjured up a vision of brand new, purpose-built centres springing up in disadvantaged areas and then in every community.
The second wave of children's centres offers potential opportunities for private sector providers, says Simon Vevers When the Government unveiled its children's centre programme it conjured up a vision of brand new, purpose-built centres springing up in disadvantaged areas and then in every community. But as the programme has unfolded there has been a growing recognition...
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