The government plans for 30 hours of free childcare per week for working parents have made the headlines over the last week. Nursery free hours extra cash worth ‘less than a stamp’ was reported by the BBC as the National Day Nurseries Association (NDNA) says government funding for providers “falls short of what they need”. The NDNA has already voiced concern about the plans which they’ve said are “in danger as daycare nurseries opt-out” of offering funded places. This was following their annual survey which revealed that only 44% of daycare providers will offer the 30 hours’ free childcare.
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