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Helping disadvantaged young children: how good are local authorities and early years providers?

'Unknown children 鈥� destined for disadvantage?' looks at how good councils and early years providers are in helping disadvantaged families.

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Ofsted
Published
14 July 2016
Last updated
18 July 2016 鈥� See all updates

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At the report鈥檚 launch, early years stakeholders made pledges saying what they would do to help disadvantaged children. You can see .

This survey reports on how good local authorities and early years providers are in helping disadvantaged families and their young children. In particular, it looks at implementation and impact of national and local policies on early years providers in some of the most deprived areas of England.

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Published 14 July 2016
Last updated 18 July 2016 show all updates

  1. Updated with link to short video from report's launch.

  2. First published.

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