KEY LOCAL AUTHORITY RESPONSIBILITIES. 2.1. The Local Authority shall:
KEY LOCAL AUTHORITY RESPONSIBILITIES. 2.4 Local authorities must secure a free entitlement place for every eligible child in their area. • Childcare Sufficiency • Early Years Reference Group
KEY LOCAL AUTHORITY RESPONSIBILITIES. SCC must secure a funded entitlement place for every eligible child in their area • SCC will work in partnership with providers to agree how to deliver funded entitlement places • SCC will be clear about their role and the support on offer locally to meet the needs of children with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) as well as their expectations of providers • SCC must contribute to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people in their area.
KEY LOCAL AUTHORITY RESPONSIBILITIES. Local Authorities must secure a free entitlement place for every eligible child in their area. The Local Authority should work in partnership with providers to agree how to deliver free entitlement places. The Local Authority should be clear about their role and the support on offer locally to meet the needs of children with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) as well as their expectations of providers. The Local Authority must contribute to the safeguarding and promote the welfare of children and young people in their area.
KEY LOCAL AUTHORITY RESPONSIBILITIES. 2.1 The Council Shall:
KEY LOCAL AUTHORITY RESPONSIBILITIES. 4.1 The Local Authority must secure a free entitlement place for every eligible child in their area.
KEY LOCAL AUTHORITY RESPONSIBILITIES. 1.1. Local authorities (LAs) must secure a funded entitlement place for every eligible child in their area.
KEY LOCAL AUTHORITY RESPONSIBILITIES. 2.1. The Local Authority shall: I. secure a funded entitlement place for every eligible child in their area; II. work in partnership with providers to agree how to deliver funded entitlement places;
KEY LOCAL AUTHORITY RESPONSIBILITIES. 14.1 Somerset County Council is required to make sure that there is enough high quality, accessible and affordable early education places for eligible two, three and four year olds that need them.
KEY LOCAL AUTHORITY RESPONSIBILITIES. 1. Local authorities must secure a funded place for every eligible child in their area.
2. The local authority should work in partnership with providers to agree how to deliver places.
3. The local authority should be clear about their role and the support on offer locally to meet the needs of children with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) as well as their expectations of providers.
4. The local authority must contribute to the safeguarding and promote the welfare of children and young people in their area.
5. Local Authorities are required to improve the well-being and outcomes of all children in their area and reduce inequalities. Evidence shows that high quality provision has greater developmental benefits for children, particularly for the most disadvantaged children.
