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The best childcare now gives children a brighter future
08 Mar 2010
High-quality childcare is important for all children, but it can make all the difference for children in need.
The best childcare makes an important contribution to the lives of children in need by identifying their specific requirements early on and helping them to get the right support.
The factors that contribute to high-quality provision for ‘children in need’ in childcare were outlined today in a report published by Ofsted, the Office for Standards in Education, Children’s Services and Skills.
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