[PDF] Top 20 Childcare and early years survey of parents 2010

... of parents agreed that their provider helped their child to develop academic skills, for example enjoying books and recognising letters, words, numbers or ...2009 survey, parents felt that reception ... See full document

... the Childcare and early years survey of parents, up to and including the 2014-15 wave, children were sampled exclusively from the Child Benefit Register ...among parents of ... See full document

... the Childcare and Early Years Survey of Parents, up to and including the 2014-15 wave, children were sampled exclusively from the Child Benefit Register ...among parents of ... See full document

... September or 1 January following their 2nd birthday), and satisfied one or more of the following criteria: were in a household in receipt of income Support, income-based Jobseeker’s Allowance, or the guaranteed element ... See full document

... 2011 survey, only a small proportion of parents said they chose their formal provider because there were no other options available to them, suggesting that most parents were able to choose from a ... See full document

... 2014-15 survey reports the findings of face to face interviews with a nationally representative sample of 6,198 parents in England with children age 0-14 between October 2014 and July ...The survey ... See full document

... of parents who reported that their main provider was open during the school holidays (39%) and demand for holiday opening remains ...of parents working early mornings (before 8am) or evenings (after ... See full document

... All parents surveyed were asked about changes to the working patterns of their partner, irrespective of whether their child had taken-up the 30 hours ...follow-up survey, 17 per cent had made one or more ... See full document

... across survey waves, especially where comparisons are made between children born before and after the introduction of the ...Children survey (see section ...the survey states: ‘How far this level of ... See full document

... affordable childcare is important with regard to supporting the outcomes of children from disadvantaged backgrounds and with regard to facilitating maternal ...receive childcare than their more affluent ... See full document

... few parents had not accessed any childcare at all in the last year (11% of all ...used childcare, this was often because families had older school-age children or because they preferred to look after ... See full document

... 2018 survey reports the findings of face-to-face interviews, conducted between January and August 2018, with a nationally representative sample of 5,922 parents with children aged 0 to 14 in ...prior ... See full document

... of childcare costs are based on the amounts families reported paying for the childcare they used for all children, during the reference ...what parents have excluded or included in their calculations ... See full document

... 3 early years qualifications which are required in order for holders to count in staff:child ratios are those that are listed by the Department for Education and those that meet the Early ... See full document

... The survey was conducted between 14 and 18 months before the new policy is planned for introduction in September 2017, when, for example, the fairer funding formula had not been announced, as highlighted in the ... See full document

... give parents more choice about how to balance work and family life. By 2010, all 3 and 4 year olds will be entitled to 15 hours a week of free high quality care, for 38 weeks a year and there will be an out ... See full document

... the childcare providers, the senior manager of each setting was sent an advance letter informing them that BMRB would be contacting them and explaining what the research would ... See full document

... for Parents, the Best Start for Children: A Ten Year Strategy for Child Care, which made the case for a better qualified early years ...of childcare by providing financial support and ... See full document

... Among childcare providers, staff in full day care in children’s centres earned more per hour than in other providers, with all staff earning an average of ...For early years providers in maintained ... See full document

... representative sample was interviewed in each region. This sample was then randomly divided into two equal groups and assigned to module A or B. In order to reduce the time it took to complete the interview, it was ... See full document