Nottingham City CSA Scorecard Autumn Term 2019
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Nottingham City Council Childcare Sufficiency Report Card Autumn 2019 Nottingham City Council Childcare Sufficiency Report Autumn 2019 Introduction Sufficient, accessible and high quality childcare is significant in promoting school readiness; widening access to employment and study for parents; as well as maximising opportunities for families to benefit from the economic, social and health benefits of employment. The Childcare Act 2006 (updated 2016) places a duty on all local authorities to secure free provision for eligible 2, 3 and 4 year-olds and ensure that there is sufficient childcare for working parents. Whilst the local authority is not responsible for providing childcare itself, it is responsible for managing the market to ensure that these duties are met. Monitoring childcare sufficiency Nottingham City Council publishes a full Childcare Sufficiency Assessment (CSA) report on a three yearly cycle, considering demand, supply and accessibility in order to identify any gaps in sufficiency. This is followed by bi annual refreshes of the data. The full CSA is an in-depth ward level review that includes a survey of both parents and providers. The last full report was produced in spring 2017. This report is the CSA refresh for autumn 2019. Ongoing childcare monitoring data is available from the Early Years Profile on Nottingham Insight. This is a set of ward level profiles refreshed on a termly basis to reflect current eligibility, places and participation in full-time childcare by age group. The profile also includes population and health data to provide a more complete view of the Early Years age group. KEY FINDINGS: . Based upon the current return there are sufficient places across all age groups. This is based on the number of vacancies which currently exist. 91% of private, voluntary and independent (PVI) childcare providers in Nottingham are rated good or outstanding by Ofsted. 71% of providers offer extended hours for eligible 3 and 4 year olds. The proportion of children living in a household where both primary carers are not working, is more than double the national and the East Midlands regional statistics. Between now and 2023 Nottingham City Council plans to: . Build or buy 1,000 council or social homes for rent . Ensure the development of 4,000 new homes, including our commitment to 1,000 social homes, together with aspirational Eco homes and low cost homes to rent or buy Page 1 of 18 Nottingham City Council Childcare Sufficiency Report Autumn 2019 Summary of childcare sufficiency for birth to 5 years (sourced from: Early Years Provider Survey) Childminders Day Nurseries Number of vacancies and total Preschools (term time only) School nurseries places by age group: childcare Out of school provision and early education funded Childminders 179 places 12% Day Nurseries 66 8,000 7,251 Preschools 17 7,000 19% 47% School nurseries 74 Out of school provision 45 6,000 5% 5,000 17% 4,000 CONTEXT 3,061 3,000 1,992 There are a total of 381 registered childcare providers and primary schools in 2,000 1,644 Nottingham which includes childminders, preschools and school nurseries. This data 850 is based on information held within the Council's ASKLiON website, which is 1,000 729 maintained by the FIS Team (Families Information Service) Out of 381 registered childcare providers and primary schools in 0 Nottingham, a total of 217 (71%) responded to the Early Years Provider Survey 2019. Much of the data within this report is based upon this Places Places Places survey. Vacancies Vacancies Vacancies 0-23 months 2 year olds 3-4 year olds Page 2 of 18 Nottingham City Council Childcare Sufficiency Report Autumn 2019 Birth to two year old places and uptake (sourced from: Early Years Provider Survey) A B B /A x 100 Number of Uptake of Number of children registered childcare Uptake Rate in ward (0 to 2 yrs.) childcare places places Aspley 731 13 11 85% Basford 492 84 63 75% Berridge 538 182 130 71% Bestwood 592 27 16 59% Bilborough 471 27 9 33% Bulwell 562 23 20 87% Bulwell Forest 345 125 104 83% Castle 128 198 52 26% Clifton East 430 18 9 50% Clifton West 277 4 3 75% Dales 612 27 14 52% Hyson Green & Arboretum 566 61 41 67% Leen Valley 215 50 37 74% Lenton & Wollaton East 300 138 132 96% Mapperley 391 46 20 43% Meadows 270 19 16 84% Radford 272 48 19 40% Sherwood 406 728 487 67% St Ann's 539 67 28 42% Wollaton West 387 107 52 49% Nottingham 8,524 1,992 1,263 63% Page 3 of 18 Nottingham City Council Childcare Sufficiency Report Autumn 2019 Two year old places and uptake (sourced from: Early Years Provider Survey) Places and uptake for children aged two years (funded and non-funded provision) A B B /A x 100 Number of Number of children Uptake of Uptake registered in ward (2 yrs.) childcare places Rate childcare places Aspley 405 113 105 93% Basford 253 138 108 78% Berridge 257 204 144 71% Bestwood 285 46 27 59% Bilborough 234 79 43 54% Bulwell 225 91 62 68% Bulwell Forest 167 312 252 81% Castle 43 200 156 78% Clifton East 203 40 31 78% Clifton West 132 59 53 90% Dales 314 103 80 78% Hyson Green & Arboretum 271 153 88 58% Leen Valley 100 77 58 75% Lenton & Wollaton East 161 128 121 95% Mapperley 193 68 44 65% Meadows 150 33 25 76% Radford 133 114 88 77% Sherwood 201 882 587 67% St Ann's 265 104 73 70% Wollaton West 200 117 66 56% Nottingham 4,192 3,061 2,211 72% Page 4 of 18 Nottingham City Council Childcare Sufficiency Report Autumn 2019 Three and four year old places and uptake – All providers (sourced from: Early Years Provider Survey) Places and uptake for children aged three and four years old (funded and non-funded provision) A B B /A x 100 Number of children Number of Uptake of in ward (3 and 4 registered childcare Uptake Rate childcare places yrs.) places Aspley 790 376 291 77% Basford 484 651 549 84% Berridge 481 409 340 83% Bestwood 580 220 160 73% Bilborough 516 479 370 77% Bulwell 515 463 396 86% Bulwell Forest 326 447 375 84% Castle 64 240 191 80% Clifton East 480 328 297 91% Clifton West 268 181 155 86% Dales 542 278 247 89% Hyson Green & Arboretum 536 465 344 74% Leen Valley 191 124 102 82% Lenton & Wollaton East 328 383 277 72% Mapperley 380 234 181 77% Meadows 260 109 72 66% Radford 240 240 197 82% Sherwood 421 995 570 57% St Ann's 563 351 284 81% Wollaton West 427 278 209 75% Nottingham 8,392 7,251 5,607 77% Page 5 of 18 Nottingham City Council Childcare Sufficiency Report Autumn 2019 Three and four year old places and uptake - PVIs (sourced from: Early Years Provider Survey) Places and uptake for children aged three and four years old (funded and non-funded provision) A B B /A x 100 Number of children Number of Uptake of in ward (3 and 4 registered childcare Uptake Rate childcare places yrs.) places Aspley 790 116 100 86% Basford 484 291 218 75% Berridge 481 232 193 83% Bestwood 580 40 22 55% Bilborough 516 122 91 75% Bulwell 515 70 65 93% Bulwell Forest 326 201 165 82% Castle 64 240 191 80% Clifton East 480 17 7 41% Clifton West 268 63 55 87% Dales 542 84 62 74% Hyson Green & Arboretum 536 215 137 64% Leen Valley 191 124 102 82% Lenton & Wollaton East 328 188 163 87% Mapperley 380 108 85 79% Meadows 260 40 33 83% Radford 240 188 145 77% Sherwood 421 903 492 54% St Ann's 563 96 64 67% Wollaton West 427 187 132 71% Nottingham 8,392 3,525 2,522 72% Page 6 of 18 Nottingham City Council Childcare Sufficiency Report Autumn 2019 Three and four year old places and uptake – School's (sourced from: Early Years Provider Survey) Places and uptake for children aged three and four years old (funded provision) A B B /A x 100 Number of children Uptake of Number of registered in ward (3 and 4 childcare Uptake Rate childcare places yrs.) places Aspley 790 260 191 73% Basford 484 360 331 92% Berridge 481 177 147 83% Bestwood 580 180 138 77% Bilborough 516 357 279 78% Bulwell 515 393 331 84% Bulwell Forest 326 246 210 85% Castle 64 - - - Clifton East 480 311 290 93% Clifton West 268 118 100 85% Dales 542 194 185 95% Hyson Green & Arboretum 536 250 207 83% Leen Valley 191 - - - Lenton & Wollaton East 328 195 114 58% Mapperley 380 126 96 76% Meadows 260 69 39 57% Radford 240 52 52 100% Sherwood 421 92 78 85% St Ann's 563 255 220 86% Wollaton West 427 91 77 85% Nottingham 8,392 3,726 3,085 83% Page 7 of 18 Nottingham City Council Childcare Sufficiency Report Autumn 2019 Out of school places and uptake (sourced from: Early Years Provider Survey) Places and uptake in out of school provision, specifically Breakfast Club and After School Club combined, and Holiday Scheme places A B B /A x 100 Number of Holiday Breakfast and Breakfast and After Breakfast and After children in Scheme After School School Club Uptake School Club Uptake ward (4-11) Places Club Places of Places Rate Aspley 3,171 18 25 8 32% Basford 1,934 83 365 280 77% Berridge 1,815 24 59 57 97% Bestwood 2,049 73 165 107 65% Bilborough 2,059 29 112 70 63% Bulwell 2,035 50 725 540 74% Bulwell Forest 1,328 59 295 234 79% Castle 211 0 0 0 - Clifton East 1,788 36 148 99 67% Clifton West 959 19 61 45 74% Dales 2,037 0 90 77 86% Hyson Green & Arboretum 2,014 82 66 25 38% Leen Valley 791 12 97 89 92% Lenton & Wollaton East 1,072 26 118 116 98% Mapperley 1,415 59 115 87 76% Meadows 1,010 15 65 60 92% Radford 853 87 92 77 84% Sherwood 1,508 70 94 71 76% St Ann's 1,757 47 220 165 75% Wollaton West 1,718 87 158 106 67% Nottingham 31,524 876 3,070 2,313 75% Page 8 of 18 Nottingham City Council Childcare Sufficiency Report Autumn 2019 Free early education for two year olds participation (autumn term 2019) Number of potentially Take-up Take-up PVI Take-up % eligible children in ward schools