The current offer In England, all parents and carers of 3 and 4-year-olds are entitled to 15 hours a week childcare support with registered childcare providers. Eligible working parents and carers of children aged 3-4 can also get an additional 15 hours childcare support, bringing their total up to 30 hours a week. Some eligible parents of 2-year-old children […]
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There are a range of funded early education and childcare schemes available for parents and carers in England Below we answer some of the most common questions on the various offers, including how to sign up for them. What is my family eligible for? Eligibility for the different funded early education and childcare schemes normally depends on two things:
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Are you a parent considering going back to work? We have two workshops coming up to support you; CV and Cover Letter Writing and Getting Support with Childcare Costs. Book directly with the DWP using the links on the posters.
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You may have heard that the chancellor has announced some changes to childcare funding. It can all sound a little confusing so here is what the government announced: Childcare We are helping parents with childcare so they can return to work more easily via a range of new measures. Increasing childcare support: Working parents
Paying for childcare can be one of the most expensive items in your monthly budget. It can also stop many parents going back into the workplace. The Childcare Choices Website can help you find out what you are entitled to and how you can save money on your childcare costs. Try using the Childcare Costs
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The government’s 30-hours funded childcare places for working parents of three- and four-year-olds differs from the 15-hours childcare offer. Below we address some of the details and questions on the 30 hours offer, including how to sign up for it and the temporary eligibility changes that have been introduced as a result of the Covid-19 outbreak. Is my
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Hello everyone, My name is Anne I am an Early Years Practitioner and trained Henry Facilitator and I run the Little Explorers sessions. We have been using Five to Thrive to look at how your baby’s brain grows better, when you do these five simple things that feed the brain – RESPOND, CUDDLE, RELAX, PLAY,
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