The fortnight-long action aims to regain control of the spread of coronavirus by closing some businesses and venues and strictly limiting people mixing outside of their households groups.
The rules come into force at 6pm on Friday 23 October until the start of Monday 9 November. During that time, early years settings, including Welsh Government-funded Flying Start childcare, can offer their normal services. That includes continuing to provide childcare throughout the half term holiday.
The Welsh Government states, ‘Children can continue to access their usual childcare provider, and you can travel to provide, access or receive childcare.’ It is confirmed that nannies can also continue to work.
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