Social mobility and disadvantage. 9.1 The local authority should promote equality and inclusion, particularly for disadvantaged families, looked after children and children in need by removing barriers of access to free places and working with parent carers to give each child support to fulfil their potential.
9.2 It is the provider’s responsibility to identify children who are eligible for Early Years Pupil Premium (EYPP). The Early Years Portal will enable providers to check this.
9.3 Providers must use EYPP and any locally available funding streams or support to improve outcomes for this group.
Social mobility and disadvantage. 7.1 The Provider shall:
7.1.1 Identify the disadvantaged children in their setting as part of the process for checking Early Years Pupil Premium (EYPP) eligibility.
7.1.2 Use the Early Years Pupil Premium, the deprivation supplement and support offered by the Council to rapidly improve outcomes for this group in order to diminish the difference.
Social mobility and disadvantage. The Local Authority will promote equality and inclusion, particularly for disadvantaged families, looked after children and children in need by removing barriers of access to free places and working with parents to give each child support to fulfill their potential.
Social mobility and disadvantage. 12.1 The Council promotes equality and inclusion, particularly for disadvantaged families, looked after children and children in need by removing barriers of access to free places and working with Service Users to give each child support to fulfil their potential.
12.2 The Provider should ensure that they have identified the disadvantaged children in their setting as part of the process for checking Early Years Pupil Premium (“EYPP”) eligibility. This will be recorded on the Parent Declaration Form. They will also use EYPP and any locally available funding streams or support to improve outcomes for this group.
Social mobility and disadvantage. 9.1 The local authority promotes equality and inclusion, particularly for disadvantaged families, looked after children and children in need by removing barriers of access to free places and working with parents to give each child support to fulfil their potential.
9.2 Providers must ensure that they have identified the disadvantaged children in their setting as part of the process for checking Early Years Pupil Premium (EYPP) eligibility.
9.3 The Local Authority will also identify, using the Governments Income Deprivation Affecting Children Index (IDACI) providers who have a higher proportion of children from areas of deprivation.
9.4 Children who are eligible for EYPP and providers who have a higher number of children from areas of deprivation will receive weightings applied to their funding rate. They should look to use this additional funding to improve outcomes for their children.
Social mobility and disadvantage. 11.1 The Council promotes equality and inclusion, particularly for disadvantaged families, looked after children and children in need by removing barriers of access to free places and working with parents to give each child support to fulfil their potential.
11.2 The Provider should ensure that they have identified the disadvantaged children in their setting as part of the process for checking Early Years Pupil Premium (EYPP) eligibility. They will also use EYPP and any locally available funding streams or support to improve outcomes for this group.
11.3 The Provider should ensure that they have identified any disadvantaged children in their provision as part of the admission process for two, three and four year olds and make reference to those children in receipt of the Two Year Old offer (2YO), Disability Access Funding (DAF) , Early Years Pupil Premium (EYPP) and SEN Inclusion Funding
11.4 The Provider should carry out a termly review of progress on the learning and development outcomes for children with SEND who have been identified for SEN Inclusion Funding. Reviews should include parent/carers, children and appropriate agencies where possible.
Social mobility and disadvantage. 12.1 The Local Authority should promote equality and inclusion, particularly for disadvantaged families, looked after children and children in need by removing barriers of access to free places and working with parents to give each child support to fulfil their potential.
12.2 The Provider should ensure that they have identified the disadvantaged children in their setting as part of the process for checking EYPP eligibility. They will also use EYPP and any locally available funding streams or support to improve outcomes for this group. The Provider must ensure all prescribed information is included in the headcount or supplementary claim for any children they wish to claim EYPP for, to enable the Local Authority to check if the child is eligible for EYPP.
Social mobility and disadvantage. The local authority should promote equality and inclusion, particularly for disadvantaged families, looked after • Early Years Foundation Stage • Early Childhood and Family Service • Virtual Schools • Early Education Funding Toolkit • Admissions Policy Guidance children and children in need by removing barriers of access to free places and working with parents to give each child support to fulfil their potential.
Social mobility and disadvantage. 9.1 The Local Authority shall promote equality and inclusion, particularly for disadvantaged families, looked after children and children in need by removing barriers of access to free places and working with parents to give each child support to fulfil their potential.
9.2 The Provider shall ensure that they obtain parent data via the Parental Declaration form to enable NCC to identify children eligible for disadvantage and deprivation supplements, including Early Years Pupil Premium (EYPP).
9.3 The Provider will use EYPP and Deprivation supplements to support improved outcomes for eligible children. The Betterstart module of the Provider Portal allows monitoring of the use and impact of supplementary funding for the most vulnerable children.
Social mobility and disadvantage. Buckinghamshire Council promotes equality and inclusion, particularly for disadvantaged families, looked after children and children in need, by removing barriers of access to funded entitlement places and working with parents to give each child support to fulfil their potential. The Provider should ensure that they have identified the disadvantaged children in their setting as part of the process for checking Early Years Pupil Premium (EYPP) eligibility. They will also use EYPP and any locally available funding streams or support to improve outcomes for this group. Quality The Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) statutory framework is mandatory for all schools that provide early years provision and Ofsted-registered early years providers in England. The EYFS sets the standards that all early years providers must meet to ensure that children learn and develop well and are kept healthy and safe. Ofsted are the sole arbiter of quality for all funded entitlements and Ofsted and inspectorates of independent schools have regard to the EYFS in carrying out inspections and report on the quality and standards of provision. Buckinghamshire Council has a legal duty to provide information, advice and training on meeting the requirements of the EYFS, meeting the needs of children with SEND and on effective safeguarding and child protection for providers who are rated less than ‘Good’ by Ofsted or newly registered providers. Provision must be offered in accordance with the national parameters on quality as set out in Section A3 of Early Education and Childcare Statutory Guidance for Local Authorities and the EYFS statutory framework. Business Planning To support payment and delivery of funded entitlements and the timetable which providers should follow when submitting their documentation, providers need to refer to Section 2.5 of the Buckinghamshire Council Guidance document. Buckinghamshire Council will not charge providers disproportionate penalties for providing late or incomplete information leading to additional administration in the processing of funded entitlements. Any charges will be reasonable and proportionate to the inconvenience or costs incurred to Buckinghamshire Council as a result of the lateness and Buckinghamshire Council will ensure charges are clearly communicated to providers. Buckinghamshire Council will not carry out audit regimes which are disproportionate or are unnecessarily burdensome to providers. Please see section 2.4 of the Buckinghamshi...
