Early Years Alliance
Childcare sufficiency and sustainability The challenges facing childcare providers and what’s working to help support the sector locally
State of the sector What’s working A parent perspective Health warning!
Thursday, 18 June 2020 at 19:32hrs
“ Prime Minister Boris Johnson said: I want to once again thank teachers, childcare workers and support staff for the brilliant work they have been doing throughout the pandemic. Education Secretary Gavin Williamson said: This package will make sure that every young person, no matter their age or where they live…
As plans continue for a full return to education from September, the government has announced £700 million will be shared across early years, schools and 16-19 providers over the 2020/21 academic year.
Thursday, 18 June 2020 at 20:41hrs
STRICTLY EMBARGOED 00:01 FRIDAY 19 JUNE Billion pound Covid catch-up plan to tackle impact of lost teaching time New measures to help primary and secondary pupils catch up £650m for state schools to lift educational outcomes £350m tutoring scheme specifically for the most disadvantaged
As plans continue for a full return to education from September, the government has announced £650 million will be shared across state primary and secondary schools over the 2020/21 academic year.
As plans continue for a full return to education from September, the government has announced £700 million will be shared across early years, schools and 16-19 providers over the 2020/21 academic year.
“ Prime Minister Boris Johnson said: I want to once again thank teachers, childcare workers and support staff for the brilliant work they have been doing throughout the pandemic. Education Secretary Gavin Williamson said: This package will make sure that every young person, no matter their age or where they live…
“ I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel. Maya Angelou
Early Years Alliance Gone by Christ stmas? as? One in six nurseries and childminders may not survive the winter due to continued impact of Covid, shocking new Alliance survey reveals
April 3,000 May 4,500 1:4 1:3 7:10 https://www.eyalliance.org.uk/forgotten-sector-report
Early Years Alliance Gone by Christ stmas? as? October 2,000 One in six nurseries and childminders may not survive the winter due to continued impact of 1:6 1:4 Covid, shocking new Alliance survey reveals FOI - 1:6
Spending allocation 2019 Education allocation Early Years allocation
“there can be no return to normal because normal was the problem in the first place"
Ofsted’s second report into the impact of the pandemic • Being out of the setting had “significantly impacted the learning and development” of those who left and returned. • Interviewees reported lower confidence and more anxiety in children. • 53% reported a decline in children’s personal, social and emotional development.
In response to changes in children’s needs providers made various adjustments: • Increased focus on key areas of learning, especially on social and emotional development, and personal hygiene. • Increased outdoor playtime and focus on motor skills since many children had spent more time indoors and become more sedentary. • Focussed on kindness, listening and taking turns to help children settle in again.
Ofsted’s second report into the impact of the pandemic Providers became community hubs in a vacuum, sending out information on public health, domestic violence, foodbank access and a host of other issues.
“ Under 12’s less likely to become infected and children in primary schools and early years settings, play a lesser part in transmission. No greater transmission rates occurring within early years than the general population.
Experiences are worth a thousand opinions… #ThisIsEarlyYears Rebalancing the perception of early years
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