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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…

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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…

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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

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Early Years allocation Education allocation

Spending allocation 2019

“there can be no return to normal because normal was the problem in the first place"

• 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. Ofsted’s second report into the impact of the pandemic

• 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. In response to changes in children’s needs providers made various adjustments:

Providers became community hubs in a vacuum, sending out information on public health, domestic violence, foodbank access and a host of other issues.

Ofsted’s second report into the impact of the pandemic

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.

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Experiences are worth a thousand opinions… #ThisIsEarlyYears

Rebalancing the perception of early years