by Angela Gamble | Sep 28, 2024 | Business resources, Policy in England and Wales, Resources, Wales specific
Darllenwch hyn yn Gymraeg yma What is the Childcare Offer for Wales? The Childcare Offer for Wales provides government funding for up to 30 hours early education and childcare for working parents in Wales, for up to 48 weeks of the year. During school term time, the...
by Angela Gamble | Sep 27, 2024 | Policy in England and Wales, Resources
Our Spotlight on early years Stronger Practice Hubs in England will provide you with an insight into what the hubs do, and what this means for you as a early years practitioner. We will also share how to find your local hub and what support you can access through...
by Angela Gamble | Sep 25, 2024 | Policy in England and Wales, Resources
As part of the Department for Education funded Together for Two Project in England, PACEY joined forces with MITEY (Men In The Early Years) to challenge perceptions about childcare roles, deliver careers in childcare sessions and talk directly to Job Centres about the...
by Angela Gamble | Sep 25, 2024 | Policy in England and Wales, Resources, Wales specific
Darllenwch hyn yn Gymraeg yma Flying Start currently helps families with children under 4 years old in disadvantaged areas of Wales. Help available includes: part-time childcare for 2 to 3 year olds an enhanced Health Visiting service access to parenting programmes...
by Angela Gamble | Sep 24, 2024 | Business resources, Policy in England and Wales, Resources
In England, Ofsted-registered early years providers are able to offer ‘free’ early years education and childcare for children aged 3 to 4 and, in some instances, aged 2. Providers are paid directly for these hours by their local authority using rates...
by Angela Gamble | Sep 23, 2024 | Policy in England and Wales, Resources, Wales specific
Darllenwch hyn yn Gymraeg yma In recent years campaigns, such as the Black Lives Matter Movement, focused on race equality have been at the forefront, yet some people from the global majority still experience discrimination and racism. The use of the term global...
