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Only around a third of providers are offering the Government-funded 30-hours childcare completely free to parents, a major survey has found.
In the first of a series looking at how the Government’s 30 hours offer of free childcare is being piloted, Charlotte Goddard explores a scheme that has places reserved for unemployed parents. Plus,...
What do childcare providers need to know when it comes to helping parents with the 30-hours computer application system? Hannah Crown tries to plug the gaps
What does your business name say to your customers? Paul Richards offers advice on branding in the nursery sector.
The eagerly awaited Evaluation of Early Implementation of 30 Hours Free Childcare was published in July.
Childminders will lose an average of £410.40 per child a year under the 30 hours due to a shortfall in funding, a survey has revealed.
The University of East London’s Ivana La Valle and Eva Lloyd, who were involved in the most recent evaluation of the 30 hours entitlement, discuss the key findings of their report and how the policy...
The Department for Education is launching a tender process for a two-year contract to support the 30 hours free childcare scheme.
While the early years sector has welcomed the news that a funding review will begin ahead of the summer, it has raised concerns that any increase to rates will be minimal.
Sam Gyimah, minister for education and childcare, argues that the early years sector needs to get behind the 30 hours free childcare policy