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Families ‘failed’ as childminder numbers fall by half in decade, says Labour

Scottish Labour has said families are “being failed” as the number of childminders has almost halved in just over a decade. Figures released to the party in response to a written question at Holyrood show the number of childminders dropped from 6,...

17 Mar 2024 at 00:01

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Plea for Kilkenny Children - ‘Don’t miss this milestone for our children’

Early Childhood Ireland, the leading organisation in the early years sector, has called on the Government to transform the Early Years and School Age Care system by including an ambitious five-year plan in Budget 2023. The body has emphasised ...

20 Jul 2022 at 14:33

Minister says countries with more childcare provision ‘pay more tax’

The children and families minister has said that countries with cheaper childcare provision pay more in tax as he introduced Government reforms on childminders in England. On Monday, the Government announced a new consultation exploring a ...

04 Jul 2022 at 12:40

£75m expansion fund for extra childcare places ahead of full rollout

A £75 million expansion grant will be distributed to nurseries and childminders in England to help increase places ahead of the full rollout of funded childcare. The early years pupil premium (EYPP) will also be increased by around 45% – ...

10 Dec 2024 at 12:13

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