Here she provides some insights into accessing the funding.
Currently, availability of early years provision is not evenly distributed across the country, with the most disadvantaged areas often experiencing the worst access to provision. However, since the Government kickstarted its plan to deliver 3,000 school-based nurseries by upgrading spare spaces in primary schools and expanding free childcare provision, more children in areas of disadvantage stand to benefit.
The Government’s capital investment of £15 million aims to create inclusive, high-quality learning environments that will benefit children, educators and parents alike. By transforming unused spaces into adaptable rooms, children will gain access to stimulating environments designed to foster curiosity and learning, particularly supporting children from disadvantaged backgrounds.
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