Appendix 1

CHILDREN'S CENTRE STATUTORY CONSULTATION PHASE 1 Background

A statutory consultation period has commenced and this is being undertaken across two phases. Phase one of the consultation commenced on Friday 30th January 2015 and concluded on Friday 27 March 2015. This was a broad consultation to ask the public of Barnsley and key stakeholders for their views on the proposal to develop a network of Family Centres and to ascertain what is most important to them when considering how the existing Children's Centre network should be reconfigured. Views from phase one of the consultations is to be considered and taken into account in further developing the proposed model.

The second phase of consultation will take place between Monday 18th May 2015 and Friday 26th June 2015. This phase of the consultation will focus on a proposed model of Family Centres. The final proposals will be considered and agreed by Bamsley Council Cabinet members in the autumn of 2015. It is planned that the borough's Family Centres will open in April 2016.

Findings

The findings of the consultation are as follows:

Responses

830 total responses (650 Online, 180 hard copies).

Postcode areas and number of responses

S11 = 1 S63 = 65 373=162 HD9=1 S35=4 S65=1 S74 = 63 WF4=1 S36 = 46 370=109 375=105 WF10=1 S60= 1 S71 =167 S97= 1 No postcode = 28 S62=2 S72 = 71 DN5=1

Age

The majority of people completing the questionnaire were between 21 - 40 years of age.

Parent/Carers

The large majority, 731, were parents or carers. Of these 617 had children under 5 years old, and 211 had children aged 5-11 years.

Findings

298 of respondents stated they would like to extend the age range to pre-birth to 19 years (25 years, if the child has a disability) with 299 neither agreeing or disagreeing. The proposed range of services was received favourably with the large majority agreeing or strongly agreeing to:

Support with physical health 664 Support meeting emotional health 679 Practicai advice on keeping childrenjxafe 700 Developing social networks via groups 689 Support with education and learning 744 Page 1 of 4 Support with parenting/behaviours 686 Support with positive family routines 669 Support for home and money 572 Support with work, training and volunteering | 575

There were 342 additional comments on what other services people would like. These include:

Childcare The good proportion of comments related to childcare (82 responses - 8 from Darfield specifically). Most families expressing that they trusted the Children's Centre nurseries and staff, they would like keep childcare open and wanting support for working parents through the provision of affordable childcare. Respondents have also commented on other services they would like to see, which are:

Comment Number of related responses Extension of hours 25 Support for dads More after school clubs for older children 22 Groups for children who have SEND and their 13 siblings More adult learning child development, cooking 29 and qualifications in the communities General support including work, benefits and 22 debt Support with adult mental health, substance 12 misuse, domestic abuse and relationship General There were many comments around supporting Children's Centre services in the current delivery model, and having them locally as access is an issue for some families. A couple of comments were received from the BME sector, asking for wider understanding of cultural diverse societies, and access to services for those new to communities.

Access In relation to access to Family Centres throughout the borough, the Family Centre model was favourable recieved with respondents strongly agreeing or agreeing that they would access services across the range of:

Family Centres: 732 Local community venues: 591 Outreach on a one to one basis: 459

Most respondents agreed or strongly agreed that they would like to retain flexibility to access services across more than one site in the Borough (686).

People were asked which factors should guide the identification of main site locations:

Criteria Yes No No Opinion Aligned with 6 Area 357 139 277 Councils In areas with high 607 66 84 levels of need In areas with high 210 158 118 levels of poverty/low

Page 2 of 4 income In other community 368 164 221 assets and buildings

The consultation asked about the Council only delivering childcare where there is a need to do so; this received a mixed response:

289 strongly agreeing or agreeing 137 neither agree nor disagree 390 disagree or strongly disagree

The consultation asked if Family Centres should prioritise services to those most in need of support:

507 yes they should 207 no they should not (see comments below) 101 no opinion

There were 190 additional comments where people had answered no to the above:

Comment Number of related responses All families should access the support they need 145 Family Centres should concentrate on those 15 most in need In support of the delivery of childcare Asking how is 'need' assessed, as all families 29 have 'needs'

General comments

The consultation asked respondents to make any other comments. There were 209 responses to this and the majority related to general support for the excellent work Children's Centres have undertaken, and to keep service delivery as it is (100). There were some very strong negative comments around changing services, the consultation and funding (7); and a couple of comments from people who do not want to change the age range; there were 34 responses in relation to keeping childcare.

Summary

Findings suggest that the majority of the people responding to the questionnaire are in agreement with the proposals, other than the potential for a reduction in Local Authority managed childcare. Most respondents would like to see the age range extended and they liked the proposed range of services. Respondents would like childcare to remain in Children's Centres, and would like to see current group activities continue, with some additional services and extension to delivery times including support with mental health, substance misuse and domestic abuse taking into account culturally diverse factors. Access to Family Centre services received a mixed response with people wanting access through all types of venues including Family Centres, community venues and through outreach, although most agreed they would like to access services at more than one Centre.

Most respondents would like to see the main site locations in areas with high levels of need. Other community venues and Centre services aligned with the 6 area councils received a similar response. Between approximately a quarter and a half of all the respondents had accessed services and felt that they were all very important. Most respondents (507) said they should be prioritised to those most in need of support, however, some respondents (207) felt they should not be prioritised at all and that services should Page 3 of 4 be available for all families and there were some strong comments received around this. Of those who made an additional comment most respondents would like service delivery to remain the same.

Page 4 of 4 Appendix 1

CHILDREN'S CENTRE STATUTORY CONSULTATION PHASE 2

Page 1 of 18 Introduction Proposed changes to Children's Centre services are subject to full statutory consultation. The council has therefore undertaken full statutory consultation with the public including families, communities, partners, elected members, stakeholders and staff in two distinct phases as it proposes to reconfigure Barnsley's Children's Centres into Family Centres. This comes at a time when the council is facing large budget reductions, and is required to make a saving of £2.5 million from this service area, by March 2016.

Phase one of the consultation focused on the broad principles on which to base any change in the service delivery model. The first phase of the formal public consultation commenced Friday 30th January until Friday 27th March 2015. The feedback from the consultation was analysed and formed the basis of the more detailed proposals set out in the second phase of the consultation which commenced on Monday 18th May until Friday 26* June 2015

Children's Centre services have played an important role in delivering support for children under the age of five and their families across Barnsley. It is recognised that quality and accessibility of service delivery to the youngest children is important to make sure they have the best possible start in life, and are fully prepared for school. The proposal is to build on the excellent work of Children's Centres, to re-shape and expand the range of services that families can access, so that support is available for the whole family, changing the remit from supporting children with families under five years, to incorporating integrated service delivery for children pre-birth up to 19 years (or 25 years if the young person has a disability). The council is committed to having a positive impact on the lives and outcomes for children across the borough. The proposed Family Centre model will ensure services are accessible to families in their community.

Page 2 of 18 Focus of Consultation: proposed model of Family Centre service delivery

Area Councils Main Site Linked Site Outreach Venue Closure

Central Area Sunnybank Buddies Hunni-Bee Dodworth & Gilroyd Central, Rising Stars Dodworth, Stairfoot & Worsbrough Wards

Dearne Area Embankment Dearne

Dearne North, Dearne South Wards

North Area Secret Garden Darton

Darton East, Wilthorpe Darton West, Old Town, St Helen's Wards

North East Area Milefield Lundwood Royston

Cudworth, Monk Buttercup Bretton, North East, Royston Wards

South & Darfield Jump Kings Oak Penistone Area Hoyland Darfield, Common Hoyland Milton, Rockingham and Penistone Wombwell Wards

Penistone East, Penistone West Wards

Page 3 of 18 Methodology

There has been wide public consultation, both from a written questionnaire, accessible through Children's Centres/community venues and an on-line survey questionnaire. A number of closed multiple choice questions were asked, so that analysis could be scaled, measured and comparisons made. It is understood that some bias may exist using this method so opportunities for further comments were added throughout the questionnaire.

The hard copies of the survey were inputted into U engage on-line so that all data could be analysed. Reports were generated by the software and statistical analysed to provide quantitative information. All comments and qualitative information were exported into Microsoft Excel where analysis of the comments was manually undertaken. Where comments had been made these were themed manually to provide qualitative information.

The public consultation has been widely publicised through the local press, posters in community buildings and Children's Centres, through the council's web page, intranet, Face Book, Twitter, Open Door, Family Information Service, and In Brief, and throughout services and activities being delivered within Children's Centres.

It was recognised that some families may struggle to access a questionnaire, either online or as a paper copy, and that Children's Centre staff are best placed to respond to any individual needs of the families within their localities. One to one meetings were offered in Children's Centres to anyone wishing to access support, and translation services were also offered via centres for any families who felt that they required this service to assist them in responding to the online or written questionnaire.

Findings

The findings of the second phase of the public consultation show that there have been 1,520 responses. Of these 909 were provided on-line and 611 returned as hard copies which were then inputted into U engage on- line. The results of the consultation questions which were produced by U Engage are as follows:

1. Respondents were asked to provide their response to the following statement: We propose to provide a range of early help services for families with children and young people 0-19 years (25 years if the young person has a disability).

% % Total Answer Count Number of Responses 86.05% - 1,308

Strongly agree 32.96% 38.30% 501 Agree 22.24% 25.84% 338 Neither agree nor disagree 11.45% 13.30% 174 Disagree 4.61% 5.35% 70 Strongly disagree 14.80% 17.20% 225 [No Response] 13.95% 212 Total 100.00% 100.00% 1,520

Page 4 of 18 2. Respondents were asked to provide their response to We propose to locate Family Centres in areas with high levels of need using a range of indicators to target support to those most in need, with other universal services offered to all families delivered in partnership with health and education. % % Total Answer Count Number of Responses 85.86% - 1,305

Strongly agree 29.47% 34.33% 448 Agree 22.17% 25.82% 337 Neither agree nor disagree 9.21% 10.73% 140 Disagree 6.84% 7.97% 104 Strongly disagree 18.16% 21.15% 276 [No Response] 14.14% 215 Total 100.00% 100.00% 1,520

3. Respondents were asked to provide their response to the following statement: We propose that services will be delivered across communities in a range of buildings and areas so that families can access services in a place which makes sense to them

% % Total Answer Count Number of Responses 82.17% - 1,249

Strongly agree 29.93% 36.43% 455 Agree 26.64% 32.43% 405 Neither agree nor disagree 9.01% 10.97% 137 Disagree 4.28% 5.20% 65 Strongly disagree 12.30% 14.97% 187 [No Response] 17.83% 271 Total 100.00% 100.00% 1,520

Page 5 of 18 4. Respondents were asked to provide their response to the following statement: We propose that one main site will be situated in 5 of the Area Councils, with Penistone being served by the South Area Council, with timetabled outreach in community venues

% % Total Answer Count Number of Responses 84.93% ,291

Strongly agree 12.70% 14.95% 193 Agree 18.29% 21.53% 278 Neither agree nor disagree 15.79% 18.59% 240 Disagree 10.59% 12.47% 161 Strongly disagree 27.57% 32.46% 419 [No Response] 15.07% 229 Total 100.00% 100.00% 1,520

5. Respondents were asked to provide their response to the following statement: We propose to stop running childcare in areas where there is enough provision to meet the needs of families by other providers

% % Total Answer Count Number of Responses 84.93% 1,291

Strongly agree 7.89% 9.30% 120 Agree 9.93% 11.70% 151 Neither agree not disagree 8.42% 9.91% 128 Disagree 16.78% 19.75% 255 Strongly disagree 41.91% 49.34% 637 [No Response] 15.07% 229 Total 100.00% 100.00% 1,520

Page 6 of 18 6. Respondents were asked whether they agreed that the council should continue to work in partnership with the maintained, private, and voluntary sector to continue to create or develop childcare places in areas where the council will no longer provide them?

% % Total Answer Count Number of Responses 81.32% 1,236

Yes 53.16% 65.37% 808 No 12.70% 15.61% 193 No opinion 15.46% 19.01% 235 [No Response] 18.68% 284 Total 100.00% 100.00% 1,520

7. Respondents were asked whether they agreed that the proposal has taken into account what they said in phase one of the consultation, and if they felt that it had not, to provide further comment on why they felt this.

% Total Answer Count Number of Responses 81.05% 1,232

Yes 33.09% 40.83% 503 No 47.96% 59.17% 729 [No Response] 18.95% 288 Total 100.00% 100.00% 1,520

The responses identified below were manually themed following analysis of the comments provided to question 7 on phase two of the consultation against which 627 comments were provided:

Table 1 - Comments provided at Question 7 from respondents who did not feel that the service delivery model proposed in the phase two consultation took their feedback into consideration

Respondents who made comments against 290 the closure of Children's Centres (including all specific centres named and un-named centres) Kings Oak 62 Rising Stars 43 Dodworth and Gilroyd 16 Penistone 11 Buddies Hunni Bee Hoyland Common Buttercups

Page 7 of 18 Darfield Secret Garden Jump Against the closure of Children's Centres 132 (no specific centre) Stated their opinions were not considered 161 Respondents who made comments against 165 the closure of childcare (including all specific centres named) Kings Oak 24 Buddies 22 Rising Stars 10 Buttercups Hunni Bee Hoyland Common Milefield Respondents who commented that they 91 were against the closure of childcare (no specific centre) Respondents who commented they were 22 specifically opposed to the council closing 'outstanding' childcare provision (as deemed by Ofsted) Comments about other issues Respondents who commented that access to 89 centres or other childcare would be an issue Respondents who raised concerns that 40 working parents would struggle or have to give up work if childcare was to close Respondents who stated that they felt the 34 questions were biased, the results were skewed from the last consultation, or decisions have already been made by the Council Respondents who stated that support should 25 be there for all families (universal provision) not only for those in need Other various comments including 24 statements raising concerns that families will suffer should services be removed and that support provided previously has benefitted mental health and wellbeing

Respondents who stated they had concerns 21 over Children's Centre staff at risk of losing their jobs Respondents who stated that the council 15 should stop financing other projects, services, statues, drinks, food, senior managers Respondents who were opposed to a wider 11 age range 0-19 years (25 if the young person has a disability) accessing services together

Page 8 of 18 Respondents who raised concerns over affordability of childcare within the private, voluntary and maintained sector Respondents who stated they felt the questions posed were difficult to understand Respondents who raised concerns around finance in general for example underfunding, monies being fairly distributed, the age range expansion making no sense, and that investments should be adequate Respondents who raised concerns in relation to the suitability of alternativej/enues Respondents who stated they were in support of a wider age range 0-19 years (25 if the young person has a disability) in relation to service delivery Respondents who raised concerns over funded places for two year olds, funding or hours Respondents who stated that they felt the proposals would result in a short term saving which would ultimately incur longer term expense

Respondents were also asked to provide any further general comments at the end of the questionnaire. The table below identifies the themes which were manually analysed:

Table 2 Comments provided at the free text box at the end of the questionnaire

Respondents who made comments in 483 support of keeping the current model of Children's Centres (including specifically named centres) Respondents who made comments in 192 support of keeping the current model of Children's Centres (no specific centre was identified) Respondents who made specific comments against the closure of: Kings Oak 141 Rising Stars 60 Buddies 14 Secret Garden 10 Dodworth and Gilroyd Penistone Buttercup Dearne Hunni Bee Hoyland Common Darton Wilthorpe Lundwood and Monk Bretton

Page 9 of 18 Sunnybank Milefield Embankment Respondents who made comments against 141 the closure of childcare (including all named centres) Respondents who made comments against 61 the closure of childcare (no specific centre stated) Respondents who made specific comments against the closure of childcare at: Buddies 23 Kings Oak 19 Buttercups 12 Hunni Bee Rising Stars Hoyland Common Secret Garden Milefield Jump Wilthorpe Comments about other issues Respondents who stated they were opposed 17 to closing outstanding childcare provision Respondents who made comments 14 regarding concerns in relation to childcare affordability with private providers Respondents who stated that access to 48 centres or other childcare would be an issue Respondents who stated they had concerns 34 that working parents would struggle or may have to give up work if current childcare within Children's Centres was to close Respondents who made various other 31 comments for example: . consider working with soft play centres . potential providers asking about taking over nurseries . a call for a full report . that centres are renamed to indicate the community they are in . childrer^should be treated equal Respondents who raised concerns in relation 22 to the ability of the Private, voluntary and maintained sector to meet the needs of children with SEND as well as Children's Centres currently do with on-site nursery provision Respondents who raised concerns in relation 20 to children's transitions to other provision Respondents who stated that they felt that 18

Page 10 of IS the questions were misleading, the results of Phase One consultation were skewed or that decisions had already been made Respondents who stated that they felt that 17 the council should stop financing other projects and services including statues, drinks, food, and senior managers Respondents who raised concerns in relation 16 to Children's Centre staff potentially losing their jobs Respondents who stated that they felt the 11 proposals would result in a short term saving which would ultimately incur longer term expense Respondents who raised concerns in relation 11 to the quality of other alternative childcare provision Respondents who stated that support should be there for all families (universal provision) not only for those in need Respondents who stated that they were supportive of the proposals outlined Respondents who stated that they felt that the questions were difficult to understand Respondents who raised concerns in relation to finance Respondents who stated that they were supportive of the proposals to deliver services to a wider age range 0-19 years (25 if the young person has a disability) Respondents who stated that they were opposed to the proposals to deliver services to a wider age range 0-19 years (25 if the young person has a disability) Respondents who raised concerns in relation to the suitability of alternative venues within communities to deliver outreach services

A number of comments were received requesting that specific Children's Centres be designated as main sites within their Area Council - Table 3

South and Penistone Area Council Number of comments requesting that Kings 46 Oak become the main site within this Area Council Central Area Council Number of comments requesting that Rising 33 Stars become the main site for this Area Council North East Area Council Number of comments requesting that Buttercup become the main site for this Area Council

Page 11 of 18 Respondents were then asked the following question: In order to meet your needs which locality are you likely to access services?

Table 4 Area Council Number of Respondents

Central 353

North 249

North East 302

South and Penistone 481

Dearne 144

Respondent Demographics

The following questions were asked of respondents in relation to demographic information.

What is your postcode?

S73 404 S71 261 S70 219 S72 121 S75 109 S63 61 S74 57 S36 44 S35 WF No response 240

What is your age?

% Total Answer Count Number of Responses 85.26% ,296

15-20 2.96% 3.47% 45 21-30 29.41% 34.49% 447 31-40 37.43% 43.90% 569 41-50 10.00% 11.73% 152 51-60 3.75% 4.40% 57 61-70 1.32% 1.54% 20 71-80 0.33% 0.39% 5 80+ 0.07% 0.08% 1 [No 14.74% 224

Page 12 of 18 Response] Total 100.00% 100.00% 1,520

What is the age of your child/ren?

% % Total Answer Frequency Count Number of Responses 77.17% - 1,173

Under 5 years 50.83% 62.06% 64.14% 975 5-11 23.25% 28.39% 29.34% 446 12-19 7.56% 9.23% 9.54% 145 20-25 with a disability 0.26% 0.32% 0.33% 5 [No Response] 18.09% 22.83% 347 Total 100.00% 100.00% 1,918

Which Gender are you?

% Total Answer Count Number of Responses 84.21% 1,280

Male 12.24% 14.53% 186 Female 71.97% 85.47% 1,094 [No Response] 15.79% 240 Total 100.00% 100.00% 1,520

Disability - Are your day to day activities limited because of a health problem or disability, which has lasted or expected to last, at least 12 months? Include problems related to old age?

% Total Answer Count Number of Responses 78.68% - 1,196

Yes limited a lot 2.43% 3.09% 37 Yes limited a little 7.24% 9.20% 110 No 69.01% 87.71% 1,049 [No Response] 21.32% - 324 Total 100.00% 100.00% 1,520

Page 13 of 18 Ethnicity - What is your ethnic origin?

% Total Answer Count Number of Responses 83.09% 1,263

White: British, English, Scottish, Welsh, or Northern Irish 81.25% 97.78% 1,235 Arab 0.13% 0.16% 2 Black or Black British 1 .05% 1.27% 16 Asian or Asian British 0.26% 0.32% 4 Mixed /Multiple Ethnicity 0.07% 0.08% 1 White: Gypsy or Irish Traveller 0.07% 0.08% 1 White: Irish 0.26% 0.32% 4 [No Response] 16.91% 257 Total 100.00% 100.00% 1,520

Ethnicity Other - please state

White other White European Swedish Chinese Black African White Slavic Half Egyptian Other Not stated

Do you have any of the following language or disability access needs?

% Total Answer Frequency Count Number of Responses 2.50% 38

Access needs 1.45% 57.89% 1.45% 22 Information in Easy Read 0.99% 39.47% 0.99% 15 Information in Braille 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0 Sign Language interpretation 0.07% 2.63% 0.07% 1 [No Response] 97.50% 97.50% 1,482 Total 100.00% 100.00% 1,520

Page 14 of 18 Language, disability, access needs - please comment

N/A, none,no 20 Walking disability requires lifts Large print Lip read Requires help with reading and form filling Cannot read and write requires help with form filling Dyslexia - has difficulty reading in colour Makaton Requires access for son in a wheelchair Requires support as child has autism

What is your main language?

% Total % Answer Count Number of Responses 82.70% - 1,257

English 82.63% 99.92% 1,256 British Sign Language 0.07% 0.08% [No Response] 17.30% 263 Total 100.00% 100.00% 1,520

Language - please state

Polish Swedish Chinese Mandarin Yoruba language Arabic Russian Linjala - French Kirundi Portuguese Makaton N/A

Page 15 of 18 How well do you speak English?

% % Total Answer Count Number of Responses 79.74% 1,212

Very well 76.51% 95.96% 1,163 Well 2.89% 3.63% 44 Not well 0.33% 0.41% 5 Not at all 0.00% 0.00% 0 [No Response] 20.26% 308 Total 100.00% 100.00% 1,520

Page 16 of 18 Discussion and Analysis

The results show that there were 1,520 responses, 909 (60%) on-line and 611(40%) returned as hard copies, which were then inputted into U engage on- line.

An assumption can be made that where comments have been provided in relation to the closure of Children's Centres, they include changes to sites or services as the proposal only outlines one building closure which is Dodworth and Gilroyd.

Of the 1308 responses to question 1, 839 (64%) respondents agreed or strongly agreed to the proposal to extend the age range from pre-birth to 19 years (25 years old if the child has a disability). 295 (22.5%) respondents disagreed or strongly disagreed to widening the age range and 174 (13.3%) had no strong opinion.

Of the 1305 responses to question 2, 785 (61.85%) respondents agreed with the proposal that Family Centres should be located in areas with high levels of need, using a range of indicators to target support, with universal services offered to all families delivered in partnership with health and education. 140 (10.7%) respondents neither agreed nor disagreed to the proposal and 380 (29.2%) disagreed or strongly disagreed.

Of the 1249 responses to question 3, 860 (68.86%) respondents agreed or strongly agreed with the proposal for services to be delivered across communities in a range of buildings and areas so that families can access services in a place which makes sense to them. 137 (10.97%) neither agreed nor disagreed and 252 (20.17%) disagreed or strongly disagreed with the proposal.

Of the 1291 responses to question 4, 580 (44.93%) respondents strongly disagreed or disagreed to the proposal of one main Family Centre site to be situated in 5 of the Area Councils, with Penistone being served by the South Area Council, with timetabled outreach in community venues. 471 (36.48%) agreed or strongly agreed with the proposal and 240 (18.59%) neither agree or disagree.

Of the 1291 responses to question 5, 892 (69%) respondents disagreed or strongly disagreed with the proposal for the council to cease directly delivering childcare in areas where there is enough provision to meet the needs of families by other providers. 271 (21%) agreed with the proposal and 128 (9.91 %) neither agreed nor disagreed.

Ofthe1236 responses to question 6, 808 (65.37%) respondents agreed that the council should continue to work in partnership with the maintained, private and voluntary sector to continue to create or develop childcare places in areas where the council will no longer provide them. 193 (15.61%) disagreed with this, 235 (19.%) had no opinion.

Of the 1232 responses to question 7, 729 (59.1 7%) respondents stated that the council had not taken into account what they had said in the first consultation. 503 (40.83%) stated the council had taken what they said into account.

Page 17 of 18 Conclusion

In concluding the responses from the Children's Centre consultation the following overarching conclusions can be made:

. Support for the proposal to extend the age range to pre- birth to 1 9 years old (25 years old if the young person has a disability * Support for the proposal that Family Centres should be located in areas of highest need Support for the proposal that services should be delivered across communities in a range of buildings and areas so that families can access services in a place that makes sense to them . There was not a clear majority supporting the proposal to have one main Family Centre in each of the Area Councils with Penistone served by a main site in the South . The majority did not support the proposal for the council to cease direct delivery of childcare provision . The majority supported the council's proposal to continue to work in partnership with the maintained, private and voluntary sector to continue to develop or create childcare places in areas in areas where the council will no longer provide them . Respondents have stated that they are likely to access services in all Area Councils with some respondents likely to access in more than one area

The majority of the respondents who gave their postcode came from the South Area Council. The majority of people who responded were between 21 and 40 years of age and of those who responded who had children 62% had children under 5 years old and 38% had children aged 5- 19 years old.

Only a small number of respondents indicated they have limits on their day to day activities because of ill health or a disability. The majority of respondents were white British, with a small number from other ethnic origins with the main language being English.

The consultation questionnaire provides respondents with two separate opportunities to provide written comments. Following a detailed analysis of the comments provided these were put into themes which identified a large number of respondents who were requesting to keep Children's Centres open.

The consultation identified the most comments which specifically related to the changes to service delivery at Kings Oak and Rising Stars Children's Centres. The most comments specifically relating to the closure of childcare provision related to Buddies and Kings Oak Children's Centres. A minority number of comments were received in support of changes or closure of childcare provision within other Children's Centres.

Overall many comments provided were in support of Children's Centres which were very positive and supportive of the work that Centres had undertaken with children and families.

Page 18 of 18 Appendix 2 Population by age range and deprivation levels

Central Area No of No of No of Total Council children 0-4 children 5-11 children 12- population 0- years (in IMD years in IMD 19 years in 19 years categories) categories IMD categories Sunnybank 0-10% 493 0-10% 613 0-10% 545 0-10% 1651 Children's 11-20% 204 11-20% 208 11-20% 276 11-20% 688 Centre 21-30% 0 21-30% 0 21-30% 0 21-30% 0

Worsbrough ward Buddies 0-10% 0 0-10% 0 0-10% 0 0-10% 0 Children's 11-20% 189 11-20% 208 11-20% 274 11-20% 671 Centre 21-30% 444 21-30% 518 21-30% 570 21-30% 1532

Central ward

Hunni Bee 0-10% 284 0-11% 290 0-10% 334 0-10% 908 Children's 11-20%0 11-20%0 11-20%0 11-20%0 Centre 21-30% 178 21-30% 142 21-30% 183 21-30% 503

Stairfoot ward

Rising Stars 0-10% 326 0-10% 316 0-10% 375 0-10% 1018 Children's 11-20% 165 11-20% 173 11-20% 184 11-20% 522 Centre 21-30% 216 21-30% 217 21-30% 302 21-30% 735

Kingstone ward

Dodworth & 0-10%0 0-10%0 0-10%0 0-10% 0 Gilroyd 11-20%0 11-20%0 11-20%0 11-20%0 Children's 21-30% 72 21-30% 76 21-30% 120 21-30% 268 Centre

Dodworth ward Appendix 2 Population by age range and deprivation levels

North Area No of No of No of Total Council children 0-4 children 5-11 children 12- population 0- years (in IMD years in IMD 19 years in 19 years categories) categories IMD categories Secret Garden 0-10% 411 0-10% 499 0-10% 530 0-10% 1440 Children's 11-20% 245 11-20% 252 11-20% 337 11-20% 834 Centre 21-30% 112 21-30% 134 21-30% 148 21-30% 394

St Helens ward Darton 0-10% 0 0-10% 0 0-10% 0 0-10% 0 Children's 11-20% 0 11-20% 0 11-20% 0 11-20% 0 Centre 21-30% 78 21-30% 104 21-30% 129 21-30% 311

Darton East and West wards Wilthorpe 0-10%0 0-10% 0 0-10% 0 0-10% 0 Children's 11-20% 174 11-20% 138 11-20% 154 11-20% 466 Centre 21-30% 0 21-30% 0 21-30% 0 21-30% 0

Old Town ward

North East No of No of No of Total Area Council children 0-4 children 5-11 children 12- population 0- years (in IMD years in IMD 19 years in 19 years categories) categories IMD categories Milefield 0-10% 433 0-10% 530 0-10% 584 0-10% 1547 Children's 11-20%0 11-20%0 11-20%0 11-20% 0 Centre 21-30% 0 21-30% 0 21-30% 0 21-30% 0

North East ward

Lundwood 0-10% 293 0-10% 303 0-10% 348 0-10% 944 Monk Bretton 11-20% 170 11-20% 235 11-20% 246 11-20% 651 Children's 21-30% 184 21-30% 217 21-30% 229 21-30% 630 Centre

Monk Bretton ward

Royston 0-10% 0 0-10% 0 0-10%0 0-10%0 Children's 11-20% 107 11-20% 145 11-20% 135 11-20% 387 Centre 21-30% 325 21-30% 397 21-30% 499 21-30% 1221

Royston ward Appendix 2 Population by age range and deprivation levels

Buttercup 0-10% 110 0-10% 128 0-10% 194 0-10% 432 Children's 11-20%0 11-20%0 11-20%0 11-20%0 Centre 21-30% 316 21-30% 416 21-30% 438 21-30% 1170

Cudworth ward

South Area No of No of No of Total Council children 0-4 children 5-11 children 12- population 0- years (in IMD years in IMD 19 years in 19 years categories) categories IMD categories Darfield 0-10% 0 0-10% 0 0-10% 0 0-10% 0 Children's 11-20% 182 11-20% 242 11-20% 280 11-20% 704 Centre 21-30% 0 21-30% 0 21-30% 0 21-30% 0

Darfield ward

Jump 0-10% 0 0-10% 0 0-10% 0 0-10% 0 Children's 11-20% 584 11-20% 718 11-20% 886 11-20% 2188 Centre 21-30% 0 21-30% 0 21-30% 0 21-30% 0

Hoyland Milton ward

Kings Oak 0-10% 120 0-10% 156 0-10% 192 0-10% 468 Children's 11-20% 195 11-20% 246 11-20% 262 11-20% 703 Centre 21-30% 204 21-30% 263 21-30% 330 21-30% 797

Wombwelt ward

Hoyland 0-10% 0 0-10%0 0-10% 0 0-10% 0 Common 11-20%0 11-20%0 11-20%0 11-20%0 Children's 21-30% 74 21-30% 101 21-30% 110 21-30% 285 Centre

Rocking ham ward Appendix 2 Population by age range and deprivation levels

Penistone Area No of No of No of Total Council children 0-4 children 5-11 children 12- population 0- years (in IMD years in IMD 19 years in 19 years categories) categories IMD categories Penistone 0-10% 0 0-10% 0 0-10% 0 0-10% 0 Children's 11-20% 0 11-20%0 11-20%0 11-20%0 Centre 21-30% 0 21-30% 0 21-30% 0 21-30% 0

Penistone East and West wards

Dearne Area No of No of No of Total Council children 0-4 children 5-11 children 12- population 0- years (in IMD years in IMD 19 years in 19 years categories) categories IMD categories Embankment 0-10% 456 0-10% 525 0-10% 600 0-10% 1581 Children's 11-20% 0 11-20%0 11-20%0 11-20%0 Centre 21-30% 225 21-30% 333 21-30% 444 21-30% 1002

Dearne North ward

Dearne 0-10% 333 0-10% 373 0-10% 351 0-10% 1057 Community 11-20% 245 11-20% 358 11-20% 451 11-20% 1054 Children's 21-30% 214 21-30% 335 21-30% 323 21-30% 872 Centre

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Linda Mathison Tel: 775977 Quality and Range of Childcare Provision across Barnslev

The aim of this paper is to provide a detailed analysis of childcare, including the range of providers and the quality of provision across the 6 area council localities. Any key differences between localities will be highlighted and justifications will be explained. For the purposes of this paper, providers include:

. Full day care (including Children's Centre day care) . Sessional playgroups . Childminders . Childcare out of school clubs (for children under 8 years of age)

Barnsley childcare provision is a mixed economy, including public, governor led, private and voluntary sector delivered services.

Over the past 5 years Barnstey has seen a significant increase in childcare places, as demonstrated below:

Provider Type 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 +or-/% Places Places Places Places Places Places over 5 years Childminder 937 982 1009 1146 1151 +214 places 23% Day Nursery 2079 1,958 2024 2314 2518 +439 places 21% Sessional/playgroup 342 342 342 333 415 +73 places 21% Out of School clubs 883 870 942 907 1015 +132 places 15% School Nursery 2816 2816 2816 2899 2899 +83 places 2% Total 7,057 6,968 7,133 7,599 7,998 +941 places 13% NB table does not include holiday club places or unregistered breakfast club places

Ofsted grades are used as an indicator of quality provision; and can be used as a measure to benchmark against similar authorities. According to Ofsted's 'Data View' Barnsley childcare inspections (as at 31March 2015), show 88% to be achieving a 'Good' or 'Outstanding' outcome. This is 3% above the England average. Barnsley has successfully managed to retain above 'national average Ofsted grades' despite the growth of new childcare over the past 5 years as highlighted in the chart below:

Chart 1 to Show Good and Outstanding Early Years and Childcare Ofsted Grades up until 31 March 2015

: 88% 31.3.2015 85%

80% 31.8.2014 80%

79% Barnsley Good and Outstanding 31.8.2013 f7% England Good and Outstanding 7E% 31.8.2012 74%

74% 31.8.2011 Tilt,

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

Page 2 of 12 Chart 1.1 to Show the breakdown of Ofsted Grades of Childcare as at 31.3.15

Barnsley 12%

Outstanding

Good

Satisfactory

Inadequate England 14%

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

Barnsley achievements also rank within the top quartile of our statistical neighbours, as set out in chart 2 below.

Chart 2 to Show % of Good or Outstanding Childcare in Barnslev Compared to their Statistical Neighbouring Authorities as at 31.3.15 (England Average shown as a --)

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Page 3 of 12 The chart above highlights that Hartlepool is the only authority that has a higher percentage of good and outstanding childcare provision within their 'statistical neighbours' i.e. authorities of similar deprivation.

A disadvantage of the Ofsted 'Data view is tnat it does not allow authorities to extract grades by locality. Therefore the following information is taken from in-house monitoring. The data is as at July 2015 and includes inspection grades that fall outside the Ofsted 'Data View period', so a true comparison cannot be made. Chart 3 below sets out the Ofsted grade by locality using in-house monitoring statistics.

Page 4 of 12 Chart 3 to Show Ofsted Grade of Childcare Settings as at July 2015 (Day Nurseries, Play Groups. Out of School Clubs and Childminders). Source: Local Data Collated by Earlv Start and Families

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95% 95% .9VXT 93%

'Borough 90% - 'Central 88% Dearne

85% 85% 85% -} 'North East Penistone 82%

80% -\

Good & Outstanding Ofsted Grade

NB the South is below the borough average, due to the large volume of childminders, of which some are over-due an inspi satisfactory' grade (NB targeted work is being undertaken). See individual area for breakdown of inspection grade by sett Table 1 shows a summary of childcare providers by locality.

Page 5 of 12 Table 1: Summary of the Range of Childcare by Locality as at July 2015

PROVIDER TYPE BY AREA NUMBER OF NUMBER OF PROVIDERS CHILDCARE PLACES CENTRAL AREA Childminders 24 143 Day Nurseries 16 855 Sessional/Playgroups 0 0 School Nurseries for 3 & 4 Year Olds 15 759 Out of School Clubs 8 177 DEARNE AREA Childminders 13 76 Day Nurseries 4 147 Sessional/Playgroups 4 98 School Nurseries for 3 & 4 Year Olds 6 326 Out of School Clubs 2 44 NORTH AREA Childminders 48 281 Day Nurseries 7 289 Sessional/Playgroups 3 74 School Nurseries for 3 & 4 Year Olds 10 520 Out of School Clubs 8 205 NORTH EAST AREA Childminders 35 229 Day Nurseries 8 310 Sessional/Playgroups 6 153 School Nurseries for 3 & 4 Year Olds 10 546 Out of School Clubs 7 171 PENISTONE AREA Childminders 23 142 Day Nurseries 9 434 Sessional/Playgroups 0 0 School Nurseries 3 & 4 Yrs 3 150 Out of School Clubs 10 250 SOUTH AREA Childminders 48 280 Day Nurseries 8 483 Sessional/Playgroups 3 90 School Nurseries 3 & 4 Yrs 10 598 Out of School Clubs 7 168 TOTAL BOROUGH Childminders 191 1151 Day Nurseries 52 2518 Sessional Playgroups 16 415 School Nurseries for 3 & 4 Year Olds 54 2899 Out of school Clubs 42 1015

The following section provides a break down of childcare providers by type and Ofsted Grade (as at July 2015) and is split into the 6 area council localities.

Page 6 of 12 CENTRAL ARE^

Quality and Range of Childcare

85 % Good and Outstanding in Central Area (includes childminders) compared to Barnsley average of 88%. NB Lower than Barnsley average due to high volume of providers - childminders in particular as most day care has good or outstanding grade - see below:

CENTRAL WARD POST CODE PROVIDER OFSTED 3xChildminders Various Childminder Various Buddies Children's Centre S712AA Day nursery Outstanding Kabuki Child Care Ltd S70 2FL Day nursery Good Little Jo's Day Nursery S70 1TH Day nursery Good Mini Me's Nursery Ltd Day Nursery S711LQ Day nursery Good The Sandpit Nursery S70 1AL Day nursery Good St Josephs Nursery S70 3QY Day nursery Outstanding Chatterbox Children's Academy S75 1BP Day nursery Good Little Jo's Day Nursery Out of School Care S70 1TH Out of School Good Mini Me's Nursery Ltd Holiday Club S711LQ Out of School Good The Sandpit Out of School Club S70 1AL Out of School Good DODWORTH WARD SxChildminders Various Childminder Various NB no full day nursery provision in Dodworth Ward following the re-location of Horizon Day Nursery NB no out of school provision in Dodworth Ward following the closure of Dodworth St John's Out of School club. KINGSTON WARD 7xChildminders Various Childminder Various Horizon Nursery S70 6EP Day nursery Good Rising Stars Children's Centre - Childcare S704EB Day nursery Outstanding Tick Tocks Nursery S70 2NZ Day nursery New Holy Rood Out of School Club S70 6JL Out of School Met Tick Tocks After school Club S70 2NZ Out of School New STAIRFOOT WARD 4xChildminders Various Childminder Various Happy Kids (Kendray) S70 3NG Day nursery Good Hunni Bee Children's Centre S70 3DT Day nursery Outstanding WORSBROUGH WARD 2 x Childminders Various Childminder Various Little Acorns 2 S704ES Day nursery Good Little Acorns Nursery S70 5HJ Day nursery Good Sunnybank Children's Centre - Childcare S704BD Day nursery Good Little Acorns 2 Out of School Care S704ES Out of School Good Little Acorns Nursery Out of School Care S70 5HJ Out of School Good

Page 7 of 12 DEARNE ARE^

Quality and Range oi'Childcare

95 % Good and Outstanding in the Dearne (includes childminders) compared to Barnsley average of 88%.

DEARNE NORTH WARD POST CODE PROVIDER OFSTED 3xChildminders Various Childminder Various The Embankment Children's Centre - Childcare S63 OJR Day nursery Good Hilltoppers Nursery 563 ODS Day nursery Outstanding Gooseacre Primary Academy S63 ONU Sessional Good Dearne Community Children's Centre Good (Goldthorpe Site) - Childcare 563 9NQ Sessional Station House Playgroup 563 OBX Sessional Good Station House Out of School Club S63 OBX Out of School Good

DEARNE SOUTH WARD POST CODE PROVIDER OFSTED lOxChildminders Various Childminder Various Happy Kids at Heather Garth S63 8ES Day nursery Good Happy Kids Preschool Nursery (Goldthorpe) S63 9PG Day nursery Good Dearne Community Children's Centre Good (The Heathers) - Childcare S63 8ES Sessional Happy Kids at Heather Garth Out of School S63 8ES Out of School Good

Page 8 of 12 NORTH ARE/^

Quality and Range of Childcare

93 % Good and Outstanding in the North Area (includes childminders) compared to Barnsley average of 88%.

DARTON EAST WARD POST CODE PROVIDER OFSTED 13 x Childminders Various Childminder Various Kozee Kidz Nursery Ltd S75 6AL Day nursery Good Wonderland Nursery (Mapplewell) S75 6DJ Day nursery Good Extra Time Out of School Club S75 SAD Out of School Good Fun Dayz at Wellgate S75 6HR Out of School Good

DARTON WEST WARD

11 x Childminders Various Childminder Various Cawthorne Road Day Nursery S75 1LQ Day nursery Good Gawber Pre-school S75 2RJ Day nursery New Barugh Green Pre-school S75 UT Sessional Good Gawber Out of School Club S752RJ Out of School New

OLD TOWN WARD 17xchildminders Various Childminder Various Victoria Day Nursery S75 2AE Day nursery Outstanding Wilthorpe Children's Centre - Childcare S75 1AQ Day nursery Good Summer Lane Primary Out of School Club S75 2BB Out of School Good Sunbeams Fun Club S75 2DF Out of School Good Requires Wilthorpe Out of School Club S75 1AQ Out of School Improvement

ST HELEN'S WARD

6 xChildminders Various Childminder Various Happy Kids (Athersley) S71 3AE Day nursery Good Secret Garden Children's Centre - Childcare S713NB Sessional Good Requires Squirrels Preschool at Richard Newman School S71 3AF Sessional Improvement The Fun Box Out of School Club S71 2LF Out of School Good Rise & Shine Out Of School Club & Holiday Club S71 3AF Out of School Good NORTH EAST AREAl

Quality and Range of Childcare

85 % Good and Outstanding in the North East Area (including childminders) compared to Barnsley average of 88%. NB Lower rates due to high volume of providers, particularly childminders of which some are over-due an inspection and hold a 'satisfactory' grade

CUDWORTh; WARD POST CODE PROVIDER OFSTED 9xChildminders Various Childminder Various Buttercup Children's Centre - Childcare S72 8HG Day nursery Outstanding Happy Kids (Cudworth) S72 8UQ Day nursery Good Sidcop Road Community Nursery S72 8TQ Day nursery Good Requires Wonderland Nursery (Cudworth) S72 8UT Day nursery Improvement Playzone Out of School Club (Churchfields) S72 SJR Out of School Good Sidcop Out of School Club S728Tf Out of School Good Requires Wonderland Nursery (Cudworth) Holiday Club S72 8UT Out of School Improvement

MONK BRETTON WARD GxChildminders Various Childminder Various St Martin's Private Day Nursery S71 5PN Day nursery Outstanding Carlton Kids Klub Out of School S713HF Out of School Good St Martin's Day Nursery Out of School Care S715PN Out of School Outstanding Barnardo's Priory Family Centre S715PN Sessional Good

NORTH EAST WARD 12xChildminder Various Childminder Various Happy Kids (Grimethorpe) S72 7BB Day nursery Good Milefield Children's Centre - Childcare S72 7BH Day nursery Satisfactory Playworks Out of School Club S72 8NH Out of School Good Brierley Playmates Pre-School S72 9HN Sessional Good Shafton Playgroup S72 8NH Sessional Satisfactory

ROYSTON WARD 9xChildminders Various Childminder Various Wise Owl Day Nursery S71 4QP Day nursery Satisfactory Requires Wise Owl Out of School Club S71 4QP Out of School Improvement Bethel Church Pre-School S714EW Sessional Good Little Nippers Pre-School S714QP Sessional Good Mini Academy ( Meadstead Children's Centre) S71 4JS Sessional Good

Page 10 of 12 PENISTONE ARE^

Quality and Range of Childcare

94 % Good and Outstanding in Penistone (includes childminders) compared to Barnsley average of 88%.

PENISTONE EAST WARD POST CODE PROVIDER OFSTED 7xChildminders Various Childminder Various Cawthorne Children's Centre S754HB Day nursery Good Cliff Nursery S75 4JS Day nursery Outstanding Northern College Children's Centre S75 SET Day nursery Good Silkstone Pre-School Playgroup Ltd S75 4LR Day nursery Good Thurgoland Childcare S35 PAL Day nursery Good Cawthorne Children's Centre Out of School Club S754HB Out of School Good Cliff Nursery Out of School Club S75 4JS Out of School Outstanding Hoylandswaine Owls Breakfast and After Sch S36 7JJ Out of School Good Oxspring Primary Out Of School Club S368YW Out of School Good Shining Stars Out of School (Silkstone School) S75 4LR Out of School Outstanding Thurgoland Childcare OOS (on site School) S35 PAL Out of School Good Thurgoland Out of School & Holiday Club (Yth Cen) S35 PAL Out of School Good

PENISTONE WEST WARD POST CODE PROVIDER OFSTED 16xChildminders Various Childminder Various Busy Bees (Penistone) S36 6AR Day nursery Outstanding Child's Play Day Nursery S36 SAW Day nursery Good Daisy Chains Pre-School S36 9RD Day nursery Good Little Freddie's Nursery S366HD Day nursery Outstanding Child's Play Day Nursery Out of School Care S36 9AW Out of School Good Daisy Chains Holiday Club S36 9RD Out of School Good Little Freddie's Nursery Out of School S36 6HD Out of School Outstanding

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82 % Good and Outstanding in the South Area (including childminders) compared to Barnsley average of 88%. NB Grade lower than borough average due to some childminders over-due an inspection. Of these childminders, some still hold the old inspection grade of 'satisfactory' - targeted work is being undertaken with this group to achieve at least a 'good' grade.

DARFIEID WARD POST CODE PROVIDER OFSTED ISxChildminders Various Childminder Various Darfield Children's Centre - Childcare S73 9EU Day nursery Outstanding

HOYIAND MILTON WARD POST CODE PROVIDER OFSTED SxChildminders Various Childminder Various The Elsecar Nursery S74 8HS Day nursery Good Little Gems Jump - Jump Children's Centre S74 OHZ Day nursery Outstanding Railway Children Day Care S74 8HJ Day nursery Satisfactory Railway Children Out of School Club S74 8HJ Out of School Satisfactory

ROCKINGHAM WARD POST CODE PROVIDER OFSTED 7 xChildminders Various Childminder Various Chatterbox Day Nursery S70 5TU Day nursery Good Chatterbox Day Nursery Out of School S70 5TU Out of School Good Hoyland Common Fun Club S74 ODJ Out of School Outstanding Birdwell Pre-School Playgroup S70 5XB Sessional Good Hoyland Common Childrens Centre - Childcare S74 ODJ Sessional Good

WOMBWELL WARD POST CODE PROVIDER OFSTED ISxChildminders Various Childminder Various Forward Steps S73 8TU Day nursery Good Kings Oak Childrens Centre - Childcare S73 8TX Day nursery Good Little Ducklings S73 OLY Day nursery Good Cheeky Monkies Out of School Club S73 SQS Out of School Good Park Street Out of School Club (School) S73 OHS Out of School Good Little Fishes Pre-School (Wombwell) Ltd S73 OEX Sessional Good

Page 12 of 12 Appendix 3

Buddies Children's Centre - other local day nurseries within 1 mile

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Ofsted Grade: Outstanding Address: Burton Road Primary School, Burton Road, Barnsley, South Yorkshire, S71 2AA Telephone: 01226 320510 Opening Times: Monday to Friday: 08:00 -18:00 Cost: £33.50 (3-4 year olds per day). Age Range: From 0 years to 5 years

2. Mini Me's Day Nursery (0.5 miles from Buddies) No Ofsted result as new premises but previously Good

Ofsted Grade: No Ofsted result as new premises but previously Good Address: Eldon Street North, Barnsley, S71 1 LQ Telephone: 01226 321855 Opening Times: Monday to Friday: 07:30 -18:00, 52 weeks. Cost: £37.00 (3-4 year olds per day). Age Range: 0 years to 5 years plus school holiday club 3. Chatterbox Children's Academy (0.63 miles from Buddies)

Ofsted Grade: Good Address: Honeywell Lane, Barnsley, S75 1 BP Telephone: 01226 299404 Opening Times: Monday to Friday: 07:30 -18:00, 52 weeks. Cost: £37.00 (3-4 year olds per day). Age Range: 0 years to 5 years.

4. Little Jo's Day Nursery (0.89 miles from Buddies)

Ofsted Grade: Good Address: 35 Doncaster Road, Barnsley, South Yorkshire, S70 1TH Telephone: 01226 731612 Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 08:00 -18:00, 52 weeks. Cost: £33.00 (3-4 year olds per day). Age Range: 0 years to 5 years. Plus out of school club

5. Kabuki Child Care Ltd (0.92 miles from Buddies)

Ofsted Grade: Good Address: Fairfield House, Berneslai Close, Barnsley, S70 2FL Telephone: 01226 805400 Opening Times: Monday to Friday: 07:30 -18:00, 50 weeks. Cost: £37.50 (3-4 year olds per day). Age Range: 0 years to 5 years.

6. The Sandpit Day Nursery (0.97 miles from Buddies!

Ofsted Grade: Good Address: Pitt Street, Barnsley, S70 1AL Telephone: 01226 200696 Opening Times: Monday to Saturday: 07:00 -18:00, 52 weeks. Cost: £35.00 (3-4 year olds per day). Age Range: 0 years to 5 years plus out of school club and Saturday club

7. St Joseph's Day Nursery (1.03 miles from Buddies!

Ofsted Grade: Outstanding Address: 221 Doncaster Road, Barnsley, S70 3QY Telephone; 01226 290189 Opening Times: Monday to Friday: 08:00 -18:00, 52 weeks. Cost: £36.00 (3-4 year olds per day). Age Range: 0 years to 5 years. 8. Victoria Day Nursery (1.06 miles from Buddies)

Ofsted Grade: Outstanding Address: 9 Victoria Crescent West, S75 2AE Telephone: 01226 247444 Opening Times: Monday to Friday: 08:00 -18:00, 52 weeks. Cost: £36.00 (3-4 year olds per day). Age Range: 0 years to 5 years.

9. Tick Tocks Day Nursery (1.09 miles from Buddies)

Ofsted Grade: New setting awaiting inspection Address: Mdintocks Building, Summer Lane, S70 2NZ Telephone: 01226 284186 Opening Times: Monday to Friday: 07:30 -18:00, 52 weeks. Cost: £38.00 (3-4 year olds per day). Age Range: 0 years to 5 years plus out of school club

10. St Martin's Day Nursery (1.14 miles from Buddies)

Ofsted Grade: Outstanding Address: Pontefract Rd, Barnsley, S71 5PN Telephone: 01226 244322 Opening Times: Monday to Friday: 07:30 -18:00, 52 weeks. Cost: £32.00 (3-4 year olds per day). Age Range: 0 years to 5 years plus out of school club Childminders within 1 mile of Buddies (green marker!

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Childcare within 1 mile of Buttercup Childrens Centre

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Vacancy rate for full day care in this locality based on June 2014 audit is 30%

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Ofsted Grade: Outstanding

Address: Birkwood Primary School, Darfield Rd, Cudworth S72 8HG

Telephone: 01226 780105

Opening Times : Monday to Friday 08:00 -18:00

Cost: £33.00 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

Age Range: From 0 years to 5 years

2: Wonderland Nursery Cudworth (Distance; 0.71 miles)

Ofsted Grade: Requires Improvement

Address: The Old Pond School, Barnsley Road, S72 8UT

Telephone: 01226 713837

Opening Times : Monday to Friday: 08:00 -18:00

Cost: £38.50 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

Age Range: From 0 years to 5 years

3: Happy Kids (Cudworth) (Distance: 0.75 miles)

Ofsted Grade: Good Address: Centre Of Excellence, Roberts Street, Cudworth, S72 8UQ

Telephone: 01226 780887

Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 08:00 -18:00

Cost: £34.00 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

Age Range: From 0 years to 5 years

4; Sidcop Road Community Nursery (Distance: 0.98 miles)

Ofsted Grade: Good

Address: Sidcop Road Community Centre, Sidcop Road, Cudworth S72 8TQ

Telephone: 01226 717312

Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 07:30-18:00

Cost: £37.00 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

Age Range: From 0 years to 5 years

Childminders within 1 mile of Buttercup Childrens Centre = 7

Kathryn Wiles (Distance: 0.06 miles) GOOD

Deborah Jayne Hargate (Distance: 0.22 miles) GOOD

Pamela Diane Donohoe (Distance: 0.42 miles) GOOD Kerry Louise Clay (Distance: 0.44 miles) GOOD

Julia West (Distance: 0.45 miles) GOOD

Terri Baines (Baines Bunnies)(Distance: 0.47 miles) GOOD

Lynn Slingsby (Distance: 0.87 miles) GOOD Childcare within 1 mile of Dearne Community Childrens Centre

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Ofsted Grade: Good

Address: BillingleyView, Bolton on Dearne :S63 8ES

Telephone: 01709890303

Opening Times: Monday to Friday AM : 08:30 -11:30 Monday to Friday PM : 12:30:00 15:30:00

Cost: Funded children only

Age Range: From 2 years to 5 years

Happy Kids (Goldthorpe) Distance: 1 mile

Ofsted Grade: Good

Address: Barnburgh Lane, Goldthorpe :S63 9PG

Telephone: 01709888983

Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 08:00 -18:00

Cost: £34.00 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

Age Range: From 2 years to 5 years

Childminders within 1 mile of Dearne Community Childrens Centre

Denise Ward (Distance: 0.12 miles) GOOD Kayleigh Cartwright (Distance: 0.26 miles) GOOD

Samantha Keddy (Keddy Kiddy Kingdom)(Distance: 0.26 miles)GOOD

Janette Reavy (Distance: 0.37 miles) No OFSTED Outcome

Carol Jones (Distance: 0.8 miles) GOOD

Childcare within 1 mile of Embankment Childrens Centre

Embankment Childrens Centre is denoted by the number 1

Vacancy rate for full day care in this locality based on June 2014 audit is 32%

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Ofsted Grade: Good

Address: Station Road, Thurnscoe: S63 OJR

Telephone: 01226 775885

Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 08:00 -18:00

Cost: £34.00 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

Age Range: From Oyears to Syears

2: Hilltoppers Nursery (Distance: 0.45 miles)

Ofsted Grade: Outstanding

Address: The Hill Primary Academy, Tudor Street :S63 ODS

Telephone: 01709 897533

Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 07:30 18:00

Cost: £35.10 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

Age Range: From Oyears to Syears

Preschool /Playgroups in 1 mile of the Embankment

1: Station House Ofsted Grade: Good

Address: Lidget Lane: S63 OBX

Telephone: 01709 880682

Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 09:30 -12:30

Cost: £5 per session

Age Range: From 2years to 4years

Childminders within I mile of the Embankment Childrens Centre

Kelly-Marie Webster (Distance: 0.26 miles) GOOD

Christine Elizabeth Jones (Distance: 0.47 miles)GOOD

BeverleyJayne Humphreys (Distance: 0.53 miles) No OFSTED outcome

Carol Jones (Distance: 0.94 miles) GOOD

Childcare within 1 mile of Hoyland Common Childrens Centre

Hoyland Common Childrens Centre is denoted by the Green Marker

Vacancy rate for full day care in this locality based on June 2014 audit is 38%

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Ofsted Grade: Good

Address: Hoyland Common Primary School, Sheffield Road, Hoyland : S74 ODJ

Telephone: 01226 352090

Opening Times: Monday to Friday: Morning Session: 8.45am -11.45am /Afternoon Session: 12.30pm to 3.30pm

Cost: 'Morning Session: 8.45am -11.45am - £8.50

.Afternoon Session: 12.30pm to 3.30pm -£8.50

Age Range: From 2 years to 5 years

1: Chatterbox Day Nursery (Distance: 0.47 miles)

Ofsted Grade: Good

Address: 311 Sheffield Road, Barnsley :S70 5TU

Telephone: 01226 361222

Opening Times: Monday to Friday: 08:00 -18:00

Cost: £37.00 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

Age Range: From 0 years to 5 years

PLAYGROUPS/PRESCHOOLS within 1 mile of Hoyland Common Childrens Centre Birdwell Playgroup

Ofsted Grade: Good

Address: Birdwell J&l School, Birdwell, S70 5XB

Telephone: 01226 350790

Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 09:00 -12:00

Cost: £12.00 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

Age Range: From 2 years to 5 years

Childminders within 1 mile of Hoyland Common Childrens Centre =9

Jeanette Whitehouse (Distance: 0.06 miles) Good

Denise Hopkinson (Distance: 0.32 miles) Met

Angela Bell (Distance: 0.44 miles) Outstanding

Amanda Bell (Distance: 0.62 miles) No OFSTED outcome

Nichola Turner (Distance: 0.93 miles) Outstanding

Joanne Timmins (Distance: 0.94 miles) No OFSTED outcome

Care Bears Paul Harris (Distance O.SOmiles) Outstanding

Care Bears Charlotte Harris (Distance O.SOmiles) Outstanding

Care Bears Carol Vaines (Distance 0.60miles) Outstanding

Childcare Within 1 Mile of Hunni Bee Children's Centre. Stairfoot

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Childminders 7. Sarah Norton (0.42 miles) Good Ofsted 8. Anita Drinkwater (0.48 miles) Good Ofsted 9. Laura Spreight (0.75 miles) Good Ofsted - NB recently moved from Rockingham Ward 10. Kelly Parker (0.82 miles) Outstanding Ofsted 11. Nomusa Moyo (0.86 miles) No Outcome

Childcare within 1 mile of Jump Childrens Centre ( Little Gems)

Jump Childrens Centre is denoted by the number 1

Vacancy rate for full day care in this locality based on June 2014 audit is 38%

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Ofsted Grade: Outstanding

Address: Church Street, Jump : S74 OHZ

Telephone: 01226 748805

Opening Times: Monday to Thursday : 08:00 -18:00 Friday 08:00 -17:00

Cost: £28.80 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

Age Range: From 0 years to 5 years

2: The Elsecar Nursery (Distance: 0.67 miles)

Ofsted Grade: Good

Address: Church Street, Elsecar: S74 8HS

Telephone: 01226 740202

Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 8.30 -16.00

Cost: £27.50 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

Age Range: From 0 years to 5 years

3: Railway Children Day Care (Distance: 0.83 miles)

Ofsted Grade: Satisfactory Address: Building 13, Elsecar Heritage Centre: S74 8HJ

Telephone: 01226 744440

Opening Times: Monday to Friday: 07:30 -18:00

Cost: £38.50 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

Age Range: From 0 years to 5 years

4: Little Ducklings (Distance: 0.88 miles)

Ofsted Grade: Good

Address: Murdoch House, Wombwell: S73 OLY

Telephone: 01226 755789

Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 07:00 -18:30

Cost: £36.00 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

Age Range: From 0 years to 5 years

Childminders within 1 miles of Jump Childrens Centre (Little Gems)=7

Laura Hutton-Oates (Distance: 0.22 miles) Good

Victoria Elizabeth Atkin (Distance: 0.32 miles) Requires Improvement

Marie Suter (Distance: 0.37 miles) Met Louise Kemp (Distance: 0.5 miles) Good

Joanne Timmins (Distance: 0.76 miles) No outcome

Nichola Turner (Distance: 0.84 miles) Outstanding

Rebecca Savage (Distance: 1.01 miles) No outcome Childcare Within 1 Mile of Kings Oak Children's Centre

Full Day Care: NB Kings Oak is denoted by the green marker.

NB VACANCY RATE FOR SOUTH LOCALITY FOR FULL DAY CARE IS 38%. HOWEVER LIST BELOW IS FOR NURSERIES WITHIN 1 MILE AND MAY FALL UNDER A DIFFERENT LOCALITY.

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Ofsted Grade: Good

Address: Bondfield Close, Wombwell, S73 8TX

Telephone: 01226 273240

Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 07:00 -18:00

Cost: £36.00 (3-4 year olds per day).

Age Range: From 2 years to 5 years

2. Forward Steps Day Nursery (0.09 miles from KingsOakl

Ofsted Grade: Good

Address: 123-127 Summer Lane, Wombwell, S73 8TU

Telephone: 01226 934724

Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 07:30 -18:00

Cost: £40 (3-4 year olds per day based on 10 hrs).

Age Range: From 0 years to 14 years 3. Little Ducklinas Day Nursery (0.62 miles from Kings Oak)

Ofsted Grade: Good

Address: Murdoch House, Wombwell, S73 OLY

Telephone: 01226 755789

Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 07:00 -18:30

Cost: £36 (3-4 year olds per day).

Age Range: From 0 years to 8 years 4. New Nursery

NB Due to Open from September - new Nursery operated by Happy Kids (location 0.31 miles from Kings Oak)

Location: in the old Stepping Stones Nursery opposite High View School).

Places: 40

Age Range: 2 to 5years

Opening Times: To be confirmed possibly term time only to being then moving to all year round depending on working parents.

PLUS PLAYGROUPS 5. Little Fishes Plav Group (0.2 miles)

8.30 - 15.30 Monday top Friday £17 a day for a three or four year old. Good Inspection Childminders Within 1 Mile of King's Oak 1. Tracy Abnett (0.2 miles) Outstanding

2. Ann Hardcastle (0.2 miles) Good

3. Deborah Hartshorne (0.2 miles) Good

4. Linda Clegg (0.26 miles) Good

5. Sandra Pratt (0.32 miles) Requires improvement

6. Burcu Parker (0.45 miles) Not Met Ofsted

7. Rebecca Savage (0.49 miles) No Ofsted Outcome

8. Lindsey Wright (0.56 miles) Good

9. Samantha Shaw (0.59) Outstanding

10. Tina Thorpe (0.61 miles) Outstanding

11. Judith Miller (0.63 miles) Good

12. Tracy Holman (0.78 miles) Outstanding

13. Karina Taylor (0.81 miles) New no Ofsted outcome

14. Susan Bradshaw (0.81 miles) Good

15. Sam Dyson (0.86 miles) Good 16. Carla Goddard (0.92 miles) Outstanding

17. Leanne Me Lead (0.92 miles) Good

18. Marion Bell (0.93 miles) New no Ofsted Outcome

Childcare within 1 mile of Darfield Childrens Centre

Full Day Care: Darfield is denoted by the number 1

Vacancy rate for full day care in this locality based on June 2014 audit is 38%

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Ofsted Grade: Outstanding

Address: Darfield All Saints Childrens Centre, School Street, S73 9EU

Telephone: 01226 753366

Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 08:00 -18:00

Cost: £31.00 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

Age Range: From 0 years to 5 years

Childminders within 1 mile of Darfield = 10

Anna Marie Curtis (Distance: 0.14 miles) REQUIRES IMPROVEMENT

Emma Woods (Distance: 0.35 miles) OUTSTANDING

Rachael West (Distance: 0.56 miles) New No outcome

Leanne McLeod (Distance: 0.69 miles) GOOD

Samantha Dyson (Distance: 0.75 miles) GOOD

KarinalTaylor (Taylor's Tots)(Distance: 0.8 miles) New No outcome

Susan Mary Bradshaw (Distance: 0.8 miles) GOOD

Janet Howe (Distance: 0.81 miles) GOOD

Marilyn Archer (Distance: 0.82 miles) MET

Tina Thorpe ( Distance: 1.01 miles) Outstanding Childcare within 1 mite of Meadstead Childrens Centre

Meadstead Childrens Centre is denoted by the green marker

Vacancy rate for full day care in this locality based on June 2014 audit is 30%

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Ofsted Grade: Good

Address: Meadstead Drive, Royston :S71 4JS

Telephone: 01226 700283

Opening Times: Monday to Friday AM : 08:45 -11:45 and Monday to Friday PM : 12:30 -15:30

Cost: Funded children only

Age Range: From 2 years to Syears

1: Wise Owl Day Nursery

Ofsted Grade: Satisfactory

Address: 22 Midland Road, Royston,S71 4QP

Telephone: 01226 700600

Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 07:30 18:00

Cost: £33.50 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

Age Range: From 0 years to Syears

Preschool Playgroups within 1 mile of Meadstead 1: Bethel Church Pre-School (Distance: 0.26 miles)

Ofsted Grade: Good

Address: Station Road, Royston: S71 4EW

Telephone: 01226 726788

Opening Times: Monday to Friday AM : 09:00 -12:30, Monday to Friday PM : 12:30 -15:30

Cost: £10 per session

Age Range: From 2years to Syears

2: Little Nippers Pre-School (Distance: 0.32 miles)

Ofsted Grade: Good

Address: Methodist Church Hall, Royston :S714QP

Telephone: 07540401511

Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 9am - 12pm and Tuesday: 12.15 3.15, Friday : 12:15 -15:15

Cost: £6 per session

Age Range: From 2years to Syears

Childminders within 1 mile of Meadstead Childrens Centre

Jill Fineron - Little DreamZz Childminding (Distance: 0.12 miles)No OFSTED Outcome BeverleyAnn Hutchinson (Distance: 0.57 miles)Not MET with actions

Christine Baker & Alice O'Brien (Distance: 0.65 miles)0utstanding

Nicola Wright (Nicky Noos Childminding)(Distance: 0.69 miles)No OFSTED Outcome

Karen Shaw (Distance: 0.88 miles) MET

Sara Louise Richardson (Distance: 0.99 miles) GOOD Childcare Within 1 Mile of Rising Stars Children's Centre as at 16 June 2015

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1. Rising Stars Children's Centre - ChUdcare

Outstanding Ofsted results 2013

'Rising Stars' Full Day Childcare Nursery offers places from 0 to 5 years for 51 weeks of the year, but we are closed on bank holidays.

Telephone: 01226 289989 Worsbrough Common CP School, Bamsley, South Yorkshire, S70 4EB

Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 08:00 - 18:00 Cost(s): £34.00 Age Range: From 0 years to 5 years

2. Little Acorns 2 (0.09 miles from Rising Stars)

Telephone: 01226 730519 Little Acorns 2, Broomroyd, Worsbrough, Bamsley, S70 5ES

Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 07:30 - 18:00, Cost(s): -4yr olds, £35.00 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

3. Little Acorns (0.44 miles from Rising Stars)

Telephone: 01226 248123 Little Acorns (Worsbrough), Vemon Road, Worbrough, Bamsley, South Yorkshire, S70 5HJ

Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 07:30 - 18:00 Costs: £3 an hour =. Age Range 0-11 years

4. The Sandnit Nursery (0.79 miles from Risine Stars)

Telephone: 01226 200696 The Sandpit Nursery Pitt Street, Bamsley, S70 1AL Monday to Friday : 07:00 - 18:00 Saturday : 07.00 - 16.00 Costs £35.00 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds, Age Range: 0 years to 4 years Childcare Within 1 Mile of Rising Stars Children's Centre as at 16 June 2015

5. St Joseph's Day Nursery (0.81 miles from Rising Stars)

Telephone: 01226 290189, 0741 291 2919 St Joseph's Day Nursery, 221 Doncaster Road, Bamsley, South Yorkshire, S70 3QY

Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 08:00 - 18:00 Cost(s): £36.00 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds, Age Range: 0 years to 5 years

6. Happy Kids Kendray (0.87 miles from Rising Stars)

Telephone: 01226 294824 Kendray Resource Centre, Thomton Road, Kendray, Bamsley. S70 3NG

Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 08.00 -18.00. Cost(s): £34.00 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds. Age Range: 0- 4 years

7. Sunnvbank Children's Centre .95 miles from Rising Stars

Telephone: 01226 294604 Sunny Bank Children's Centre, Overdale Avenue, Worbrough, Bamsley, South Yorkshire, S70 4BD

Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 08:00 -18:00, Cost(s): £31 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds, Age Range: 0 years to 4 years Childcare Within 1 Mile of Rising Stars Children's Centre as at 16 June 2015

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Ofsted Grade: Good

Address: Milefield Primary, Milefield Lane, Grimethorpe :S72 7BH

Telephone: 01226 715127

Opening Times: Monday to Friday: 08:00 -18:00

Cost: £33.00 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

Age Range: From 0 years to 5 years

2: Happy Kids (Grimethorpe) (Distance: 0.22 miles)

Ofsted Grade: Good

Address: Acorn Centre: 51 High Street, Grimethorpe 572 7BB

Telephone: 01226 710624

Opening Times: Monday to Friday: 08:00 18:00

Cost: £34.00 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

Age Range: From 2 years to 5 years

Childminders within 1 mile of Milefield =5 Michelle Clarke (Distance: 0.31 miles)GOOD

Julie Waring (Distance: 0.32 miles) No Outcome

Lorretta Cummings (Distance: 0.57 miles)GOOD

Lucy Cummings (Distance: 0.57 miles)GOOD

Kathryn Wiles (Distance: 0.98 miles) GOOD

Childcare within 1 mile of Sunnybank Childrens Centre

Sunnybank Childrens Centre is denoted by the number 1

Vacancy rate for full day care in this locality based on June 2014 audit is 47%

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Ofsted Grade: Good

Address: Overdale Avenue, Worsbrough : S70 4BD

Telephone: 01226 294604

Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 08:00 -18:00

Cost: £31.00 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

Age Range: From 0 years to 4 years

2: Happy Kids (Kendray) (Distance: 0.44 miles)

Ofsted Grade: Good

Address: Kendray Resource Centre: Thornton Road, Kendray :S70 3NG

Telephone: 01226 294824

Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 08:00 -18:00

Cost: £34.00 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

Age Range:From 2years to 5 years 3: Little Acorns 2 (Distance: 0.48 miles)

Ofsted Grade: Good

Address: Broomroyd, Worsbrough :S705ES

Telephone: 01226 730519

Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 07:30 18:00

Cost: £35.00 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

Age Range: From 0 years to 5 years

4: Hunni-Bee Children's Centre - Childcare (Distance: 0.61 miles)

Ofsted Grade: Outstanding

Address: Hunningley Primary School, Stairfoot :570 3DT

Telephone: 01226 774562

Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 08:00 -18:00

Cost: £33.00 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

Age Range: From Oyears to 5 years

5; Little Acorns Nursery (Distance: 0.81 miles)

Ofsted Grade: Good Address: Vernon Road ,Worsbrough :S70 5HJ

Telephone: 01226 248123

Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 07:30 -18:00

Cost: £35.00 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

Age Range: From Oyears to 5 years

6: St Josephs Nursery (Distance: 0.83 miles)

Ofsted Grade: Outstanding

Address: 221 Doncaster Road: S70 3QY

Telephone: 01226 290189

Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 08:00 18:00

Cost: £36.00 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

Age Range: From Oyears to 5 years

7: Rising Stars Children's Centre - Daycare (Distance: 0.95 miles)

Ofsted Grade: Outstanding

Address: Worsbrough Common School, Bruce Avenue ,Worsbrough Common :S70 4EB

Telephone: 01226 289989 Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 08:00 18:00

Cost: £35.00 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

Age Range:From Oyears to 5 years

Childminders within 1 mile of Sunnybank Childrens Centre =4

Laura Speight (Distance: 0.28 miles)GOOD

Nomusa Moyo (Distance: 0.31 miles) No Outcome

Sarah Norton (Distance: 0.85 miles) GOOD

Anita Drinkwater (Distance: 1.1 miles) GOOD

Childcare within 1 mile ofWilthorpe Childrens Centre

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Vacancy rate for full day care in this locality based on June 2014 audit is 37%

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Ofsted Grade: Good

Address: Wilthorpe Primary School, Green foot Lane, S75 1AQ

Telephone: 01226 298642

Opening Times: Monday to Friday: 08:00 -18:00

Cost: £33.50 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

Age Range: From 0 years to 5 years

1: Victoria Day Nursery (Distance: 0.65 miles)

Ofsted Grade: Outstanding

Address: 9 Victoria Crescent West: Barnsley, S75 2AE

Telephone: 01226 247444

Opening Times: Monday to Friday: 08:00 -18:00

Cost: £36 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

Age Range: From 0 years to 5 years

2: Chatterbox Childrens Academy (Distance: 0.67 miles)

Ofsted Grade: Good Address: Honeywell Lane, S75 1BP

Telephone: 01226 299404

Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 07:30 -18:00 Saturday : 07:30 18:00

Cost: £37.00 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

Age Range: From 0 years to 5 years

3: Kabuki Child Care Ltd. (Distance: 0.78 miles)

Ofsted Grade: Good

Address: Fairfield House Berneslai Close S70 2FL

Telephone: 01226 805400

Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 08.00-18:00

Cost: £37.50 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

Age Range: From 0 years to 5 years

4: Tick Tocks Nursery (Distance: 0.85 miles)

Ofsted Grade: New No Ofsted outcome

Address: Mclintocks Building, Summer Lane, S70 2NZ

Telephone: 01226 284186 Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 7:30am - 6pm

Cost: £38:00 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

Age Range: From 0 years to 5 years

5: Mini Me's Nursery Ltd Day Nursery (Distance: 0.9 miles)

Ofsted Grade: Good

Address: The Eldon Centre: Eldon Street North, S711LQ

Telephone: 01226 321855

Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 7:30am - 6pm

Cost: £37:00 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

Age Range: From 0 years to 5 years

6: The Sandpit Nursery (Distance: 1.06 miles)

Ofsted Grade: Good

Address: Pitt Street :S70 1AL

Telephone: 01226 200696

Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 07:00 -18:00 Saturday : 07.00 -16.00

Cost: £35:00 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds Age Range: From 0 years to 5 years

Childminders within I miles of Wilthorpe = 19

Claire Litherland (Distance: 0.14 miles) GOOD

Joanne Rayner (Distance: 0.32 miles) GOOD

Leanne Elizabeth Heseltine (Distance: 0.36 miles) GOOD

Christine Priestley (Distance: 0.38 miles) GOOD

Joanne Hand (Distance: 0.47 miles) New No OFSTED Outcome

Paula Louise Norton (Distance: 0.53 miles) GOOD

Elaine Potts (Distance: 0.57 miles) MET

Cheryl Padgett (Distance: 0.69 miles) Not MET (with actions)

Amanda Jane Hall (Distance: 0.69 miles) GOOD

Zoe King (Distance: 0.73 miles) New No OFSTED Outcome

Florentine Bootha-King (Little Cuddles) (Distance: 0.75 miles) MET

Donna Louise Shenton (Distance: 0.8 miles) GOOD

Julie Kitchen (Distance: 0.89 miles) GOOD

Amanda Hardcastle (Distance: 0.92 miles) GOOD

Deusa De Brito Poole (Distance: 0.95 miles) MET Nicola Lawther (Distance: 0.95 miles) GOOD

Ann Atherton (Distance: 0.99 miles) GOOD

Julia Steele (Distance: 1 miles) GOOD

Bernadette Quarmby (Distance: 1 miles) GOOD Childcare within 1 mile of Secret Garden Childrens Centre

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Vacancy rate for full day care in this locality based on June 2014 audit is 37%

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Ofsted Grade: Good

Address: Lindhurst Rd, Athersley North 5713NB

Telephone: 01226 273240

Opening Times : Monday to Wednesday: 08:30 -16:15 Thursday : 08:30 -15:15. Friday: 08:30 -11:30

Cost: Funded places only

Age range: From 2years to 5 years

2: Wonderland Nursery, Mapplewell

Ofsted Grade: Good

Address: Wonderland House: Wakefield Road, S75 6DJ

Telephone: 01226 388399

Opening Times: Monday to Friday : 08:00 -18:00

Cost: £39.00 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

Age Range: From 0 years to 5 years

3: Happy Kids, Athersley. PLEASE NOTE this setting will be moving and increasing number of places to create 12 additional places from September 2015. The setting will still be within 1 mile

Ofsted Grade: Good

Address: Roundhouse Lifelong Learning Centre, Laithes Crescent, S71 3AE Telephone: 01226 779733

Opening Times: Monday to Friday: 08.00 -18.00

Cost: £34.00 Childcare Cost per day 3-4yr olds

Age range: From 2 years to 5 years

Childminders within 1 miles of Secret Garden = 8

Claire Lornette Florence (Distance: 0.14 miles) GOOD

Carol Mills (Distance: 0.28 miles) GOOD

Amanda Jane Thomas (Distance: 0.5 miles) MET

Amanda Hardcastle (Distance: 0.5 miles) GOOD

Georgina Rayner (Distance: 0.67 miles) New No OFSTED Outcome

Bernadette Quarmby (Distance: 0.69 miles) GOOD

Lindsey Robinson (Distance: 0.86 miles) New No OFSTED Outcome

Karen Lesley Thompson (Karen's Koala's) (Distance: 0.86 miles) GOOD

Appendix 4

Current Community Building Use

The proposed service delivery model for Family Centres from April 2016 continues to include the use of community venues to deliver services within communities to facilitate ease of access and support centres to reach out to families. It is anticipated that the current use of community buildings will continue as these have been targeted within an area of need and have been suitably risk assessed as being appropriate for use. This will be reviewed on a regular basis to ensure that the current community venues being used continue to be fit for purpose, cost effective and meet the needs of children, young people and families.

Central Area Council Community Venues

Sunnybank Children's Centre Worsborough Library Kendray Resource Centre Bank End Primary School Ward Green Primary School The Mill Academy School Forest Academy School

Buddies Children's Centre Queens Road Academy School New Street Health Centre Smithies Traveller Site Burton Road Primary School The Metrodome Mini-Me's Day Nursery Horizon Community College Barnsley Library

Hunni Bee Children's Centre Elim Church, Kendray Tesco Community Room, Stairfoot

Rising Stars Children's Centre Worsborough Common Community Centre Baptist Church, Sheffieki Road

Dodworth and Gilroyd Children's Centre Silkstone Common Chapel Dodworth Library Keresforth Primary School The Metrodome, Barnsley

North Area Council Community Venues

Secret Garden Children's Centre Roundhouse Resource Centre, Athersley North St Georges Medical Centre, Smithies Happy Kids Nursery, Athersley North Richard Newman Primary School Athersley South Primary School Wonderland Nursery, Mapplewell New Lodge Community Centre

Page 1 of 3 Darton Children's Centre Mapplewell and Staincross Village Hall Mapplewell Health Clinic It's Play Time Soft Play Centre, Darton Lane, Mapplewell St John's Church Hall, Greenside, Staincross Mapplewell Primary School Wellgate Primary School Darton Church Hall Darton Health Clinic Darby and Joan Community Hall, Darton Outreach Christian Centre, Darton Darton Primary School Darton College Kexborough Primary School Kexborough Methodist Church

Wilthorpe Children's Centre St John's Community Centre, Wilthorpe

North East Area Council Community Venues

Milefield Children's Centre Brierley Methodist Church

Lundwood and Monk Bretton Children's The Metrodome, Barnsley Centre St Helen's Primary School, Monk Bretton Littleworth Grange Primary School, Lundwood Cudworth Lift Building

Royston Children's Centre Royston Leisure Centre

Buttercup Children's Centre Darfield Road Community Centre St John's Church, St John's Road, Cudworth Valley Community Centre, Manor Road, Cudworth

South Area Council Community Venues

Darfield Children's Centre Darfield Community Centre Garland House Surgery, Darfield Darfield Library

Jump Children's Centre Hoyland Health Centre Hoyland Library Elsecar Primary School Greenside Primary School Milton Hall, Elsecar Elsecar Nursery, Church Street, Elescar

Page 2 of 3 King's Oak Children's Centre Salvation Army, Park Street St Mary's Church Hall, Church Street ^/Vombwell Library Pentecostal Church, Cemetery Road Little Fishes Nursery, Hough Lane

Hoyland Common Children's Centre Hoyland Leisure Centre ^irdwell Primary School Tankersley St Peters Primary School West Meadows Primary School, Hoyland

Penistone Area Council Community Venues

Penistone Children's Centre Penistone Library Millhouse and Thurlstone Methodist Church, Millhouse Green

Dearne Area Council Community Venues

Embankment Children's Centre Sandhill Primary School Thurnscoe Library

Dearne Community Children's Centre Goldthorpe Primary School Goldthorpe Library Salvation Army, Goldthorpe

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Appendix 5 - Consideration of Risk

Risk Mitigation The council fails to meet the relevant statutory The proposals have been developed to ensure the council duties contained notably within the Childcare meets its ongoing statutory duties. Act 2006

Reduced access to integrated early help Services will continue to be delivered across Barnsley in a services range of venues including in the home when appropriate. Where communities have an outreach venue centre staff will be contactable for a telephone consultation, through an arranged session either in the home or community venue or at the nearest linked or main site. Family Centre main sites will be designated as Ofsted regulated and inspected Children's Centres to ensure the council meets its duty to ensure sufficient Children's Centres.

The private, voluntary and maintained sector The council currently works with the sector to support and do not provide sufficient high quality, early incentivise the expansion and creation of childcare places. years and childcare provision to meet need in There is currently an overall vacancy rate of 38% within light of the proposals and the proposed the sector and therefore this allows the council the introduction of 30 hours of funded early years flexibility to respond to any future spikes in demand and and childcare for 3 and 4 year olds with change in national policy. working parents. Barnsley's early years and childcare provision is of a high quality with the majority of children accessing this is the private, voluntary and maintained sector. The quality of early years and childcare is currently 3% above national averages at 88% good and outstanding.

Children and families have to seek alternative Children and families will be supported if, as a result of any childcare provision changes, they will be required to move to a different childcare provider. Staff will support the transition on a one to one basis and families will be supported to identify alternative childcare through staff at the centre they currently access and with support from the Families Information Service.

Staff are not equipped to support children aged A programme of workforce development and training will pre-birth to 19 years old (25 years old with a be implemented to ensure that staff are given the disability) in relation to the proposal to expand opportunity to develop their knowledge, skills and the age range of services. experience in line with the proposed extended age range.

Destabilisation of front line services during the There are implications on the overall budget for the service reconfiguration of the service and associated through a reduction in income levels generated from staffing structures including children and parent fees during this period and this is being closely families choosing to leave childcare provision monitored including the appropriate deployment of staff. in advance of any changes. Staff are being supported through weekly opportunities to share their concerns and raise questions which are shared with senior managers weekly. A Frequently Asked Questions document is updated weekly and circulated to all staff and trade unions to ensure that there is an ongoing record of questions/concerns and responses. These are

Page 1 of 2 developed in conjunction with the council's legal and human resource services. In addition staff are being supported on a one to one basis and as teams within their centres including support with emotional well-being. This also mitigates the risk of increased sickness absence due to the level of change being proposed and associated stress and anxiety within the workforce which may have a financial implication on the service budget.

Families are being support through an offer of one to one meetings and meetings in groups to ensure that they are fully informed and supported through the change process. If families cease to use childcare in advance of March 2016 in sufficient numbers there may be a requirement to review the viability of the service.

Unable to recruit effectively to vacancies that Staff are being deployed as flexibly as possible across the arise within the structure as staff secure current Children's Centre network however the service alternative employment during the period of anticipates an increased requirement to secure relief and change and only being able to offer a fixed agency staff during the period of transition, particularly to term opportunity to March 2016. ensure Ofsted that Ofsted ratios and legal requirements continue to be met.

Staff working on this basis will be supported to ensure that they have a full induction into the service in order to meet quality standards and requirements.

The council fails to secure the sufficient level of The proposals set out a large scale reconfiguration of the savings required by April 2016. service in line with the scale of savings required. The council has undertaken statutory consultation and this will shape the final service delivery model along with criteria identified in the consultation, however the savings requirement must be met by April 2016.

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Future Council Budget Savings Proposals: Full Equality Impact Assessment

Section 1 - Background Information Service area Service manager Reference Budget Saving Proposal Title Lead Officer Claire Gilmore (Children's Early Start and Families Nina Sleight (Head of Children's Centres: Developing a PEOPLE BU1 Centre Programme Service Service) model of Early Help for Families Manager)

Purpose of service: Describe the customers of the service: The Early Start and Families service is at the core of the council's early intervention and prevention strategy and develops integrated services within communities in partnership with statutory partners and other key stakeholders. Children's Centres form a key part of the service. The current customers of the service are the children and families of Children's Centres tackle the cycle of child poverty in Barnsley by targetingBarnsley from pre-birth to five years old. Many of the universal services the most vulnerable families within a framework of universal and targetedoffered engage a wide range and number of children and families. In services. The aims of Children's Centres are to: addition a range of services are targeted at vulnerable children and families who may require additional support either in a targeted group or . Provide the best start for all children in the borough, promoting social on a one to one basis either in a centre, appropriate community venue mobility so that children are able to achieve their full potential or in the home regardless of their family income or background . Encourage and enable parental employment and engagement to reduce the negative outcomes associated with growing up in poverty . Reduce inequalities by focusing on children most at risk of poor outcomes through deprivation or disadvantage. . Deliver integrated early childhood services in ways that provide a seamless experience for parents and children; meet their individual needs and make a real difference to the life chances of children. . Ensure every child, aged 5 in the borough is developing well and is a confident, capable learner

The key priority of Children's Centres is to deliver locally based, integrated early childhood services with a focus upon targeting services for Page 2 of 17 disadvantaged children and families, narrowing the gap in key outcomes, including education and health, thereby reducing inequality.

Outline how customers will be affected by budget saving Outline how the service will be affected by budget saving proposal(s): proposal(s):

The Early Start and Families service within the Education, Early Start and Children and families will continue to be able to access services across Prevention Business Unit 1 was given a £2.5 million savings target in April the borough and services will continue to be based on assessed need 2014 as part of the Future Council programme to be achieved by 1 April in the community in a Family Centre main, linked or outreach venue and 2016. This required a fundamental review of the service and in order to in the home. The proposed service delivery model will continue to meet manage this effectively it was agreed that changes would be managed the needs of customer as outlined below: over a 2 year period. £500,000 of savings was achieved by April 2015 through an organisational restructure of services relating to the Childcare Family Centres will provide a range of early help services for Services team, Early Years Consultant team and the Families Information families with children pre-birth to 19 years (25 years old if the Service. The remaining £2 million saving relates to the restructure of the young person has a disability). Children's Centre programme and will be implemented by 1 April 2016. Services will include support with physical and emotional health, Any proposed change to Children's Centre services is subject to full practical advice on keeping children safe, developing social statutory consultation. The council has therefore undertaken full statutory networks through groups, support with education and learning, consultation with the public, partners, current commissioned providers, parenting behaviours, positive family routines, home and money, stakeholders and staff in two distinct phases. Phase one of the work, training and volunteering consultation focused on the broad principles on which to base any change Family Centres will be based in areas where there is a high level in the service delivery model. The first phase of the forma! public of need with the continuation of some services for all families consultation commenced Friday 30th January until Friday 27th March 2015.delivered in partnership with health and education. The feedback from the consultation was analysed and formed the basis of the more detailed proposals set out in the second phase of the consultation Families will continue to be able to access services where it meets their needs. which commenced on Monday 18th May until Friday 26th June 2015.

The proposal is to build on the existing strengths, expertise and currentWhilst the phase 1 consultation feedback broadly supported the principle that the council should only directly deliver childcare where infrastructure to re-shape Children's Centres into Family Centres with an there is a need to do so and the proposed service delivery model extended remit to support children and families pre-birth to 19 years oldreflected (25 this, the outcome of the phase 2 consultation demonstrates years if the young person has a disability). This recognises the critical rolethat 69% of respondents do not agree that the council should cease Page 3 of 17

jren's Centres have played in prevention and early intervention direct delivery of childcare within centres where there is sufficient services. provision within the maintained, private and voluntary sector. 21% agreed or strongly agreed with the proposal and 10% neither agree nor The re-shaped model is outlined below: disagreed.

. Services will continue to be available across Barnsley through Under the re-shaped model services will continue to be available across Family Centre main, linked and outreach venues and in the home Barnsley and be accessible through Family Centre main, linked and outreach sites including community venues and in the home. Services . Continue to meet statutory duties will be based on working in a whole family way and will continue to be targeted according to need with a focus on early intervention and . Targeting need through prevention and early intervention prevention. The philosophy underpinning service delivery will be strengths based approach building family resilience and aspirations. . Working in a whole family way from pre-birth to 25 years

. Building on family strengths and developing family resilience and It is proposed that across the borough families will continue to have aspiration access to the full range of early help services either delivered on site or through outreach in the family home or in other suitable community . Services that are accessible and make sense to families venues. Families who are resident in the borough will be able to access services at the centre which makes most sense to them and their . Integrated model from pre-birth to 25 years rooted in communities circumstances. Family Centre sites are proposed to be organised as main, linked and outreach. Main and linked sites will be open during . Building and expanding multi-agency partnerships and integrated core hours (this may vary depending on the needs of the community) delivery and families will be able to access these centres on a drop in, ad hoc basis during opening hours. Outreach sites and community venues will . Accessible, personalised and seamless service offer groups and services on a planned and timetabled basis however families will be able to access support outside of these times through main or linked sites and the Families Information Service. Moreover . Delivered by the local authority in partnership with communities, one to one family support will be available flexibly on site and in the private and voluntary sector home and will be responsive to family needs.

In considering the location of Family Centre sites a number of factor have been taken into consideration:

. Statutory consultation feedback . Levels of disadvantage and deprivation . Sufficiency of early education and childcare . Community buildings and delivery Page ^ of 17

. Access to services

The effect of the proposals will be a reduction in the number of centres where the council directly delivers early education and childcare which will equate to 3.6% of childcare places across the borough. The council must ensure that there is sufficient high quality childcare across the borough and it provides support to the private, voluntary and maintained sector to start up childcare businesses or expand in areas where there is not enough provision to meet demand. This supports the local economy whilst meeting statutory guidance that council's should only provide childcare where the private and voluntary sector fails to do so.

The council, as part of its statutory duty to ensure sufficient childcare provides support and incentives to the private, voluntary and maintained sector to start up childcare businesses or expand in areas of the borough that have insufficient provision to meet future demand. This supports the local economy whilst meeting statutory guidance that the council should only deliver childcare where the private, voluntary and maintained sector fails to do so.

Where the council changes the early education and childcare service which it provides or if it ceases to directly deliver childcare families will be supported to find alternative provision which meets their needs. Centre staff will work closely with the Families Information Services to provide a personalised service to ensure that any transition is smooth for children and the families. The council is committed to ensuring that all children have the best start in life and have access to high quality early education and care and currently the rate of good and outstanding provision in Barnsley is above national 85%) averages at 88%. Page 5 of 17

Who is involved in the EIA? What evidence / information do you need to assess the impact? The following officers are involved in undertaking the EIA: In order to mitigate any negative impact on children and families, the Nina Sleight - Head of Early Start, Prevention and Sufficiency evidence sought to assess the impact of the proposal includes the following: Claire Gilmore - Programme Manager (Children's Centres) . Statutory consultation feedback . Levels of disadvantage and deprivation . Sufficiency of early education and childcare . Community buildings and delivery . Access to services

How and when will it happen? Where will you find this information? The EIA has been developed following the outcome of the public statutory consultation and assessment of the evidence described. This will be Evidence has been examined from the following sources: reviewed in light of any change to the provider landscape, change in statutory requirements or national policy and the decision by Cabinet on . Statutory Consultation Report Phase 1 (30th January 2015 - 27th the proposed service delivery model in September 2015. March 2015) . Statutory Consultation Report Phase 2 (18th May 2015 - 26th June 2015) . Petitions, written submissions and stakeholder meetings . Population by age range and deprivation levels . Sufficiency and quality of early years and childcare provision at June 2015 . Current level of community venue use

Do you need any further information about the impact? What questions do you need to be answered? Further information will be assessed in developing the understanding of how and when families will choose to seek alternative childcare provision Council cabinet will make a decision as to the preferred service delivery on sites which have been identified as centres in which the council will model in September 2015. cease to directly deliver childcare. This will be subject to individual Page 6 of 17 preference and tolerance of uncertainty and whether other providers in the Once the service delivery model has been agreed the service will be private, voluntary and maintained sector express an interest in delivering able to consider any interest from the private, voluntary and maintained provision on these sites. sector in seeking to deliver childcare. Moreover the council will be able to effectively support families to understand the implications for them and smooth any potential transition to alternative childcare.

The council will seek to engage further with communities and stakeholders to develop and co-produce an appropriate early help service for families with a revised integrated care pathway.

Who do you need to ask? How will you ensure they are involved? The full statutory consultation made use of current resources to ensure the perspective of disadvantaged groups on the impact of the proposal The proposal has been subject to a full statutory consultation with all was acquired. stakeholders. Service users from disadvantaged groups were offered help in centres on a group and one to one basis in providing their perspective as These include the Children's Centre Advisory Boards, which pull part of the further development of this assessment. membership from a wide range of stakeholders including service user representatives. In addition briefings were provided to commissioned providers and multi- agency stakeholders including health professionals, staff within other Additionally, one to one support was offered to parents within their council directorates, statutory partners and representatives from the locality through the Children's Centre workforce. This was offered to all voluntary sector. parents who felt they needed to access any additional support or guidance, and translation services were also available on request for any service users with additional language requirements. Page 7 of 17

Section 2a - Summary of Impact

Form of adverse impact Gender BME Older Sexual Other Please tick ^ Disability Young Orientation People from this group may be over-represented El amongst those affected. M If ticked - now complete section 3 The impact may have a more negative effect on this E] group. M If ticked - now complete section 4 The impact may reduce access to services for this El group. If ticked - now complete section 5 May affect community cohesion and whether people El from different backgrounds get on well with each other. If ticked - now complete section 6 Page 8 of 17

Section 2b - Summary of mitigation:

Please summarise the key impacts and mitigation here. You will need to update this once you have completed the Full EIA. Mitigation already Proposed action to How impact will be How affected included in Future Council Group affected mitigate impact monitored / reviewed proposal The council must ensure that there is sufficient high quality childcare across the borough and it provides The council will monitor the support to the private, impact of the proposal on a voluntary and maintained centre level basis and sector to start up childcare collectively across the The effect of the proposals businesses or expand in borough through the will be a reduction in the areas where there is not provision of data and A full assessment of number of centres where the enough provision to meet intelligence gathered at a vacancy rates and current council directly delivers early demand. This supports the community level. This will be sufficiency data has been education and childcare local economy whilst scrutinised and analysed by From the statutory assessed which senior managers within the consultation and user which will equate to 3.6% of demonstrates that there is meeting statutory guidance that council's should only programme on monthly profiles women and childcare places across the sufficient alternative young children are likely borough. In addition where provide childcare where the basis but will also respond provision within the private, to be most affected by the council is proposing to private and voluntary sector to individual voluntary and maintained continue to deliver childcare fails to do so. incidents/impacts as and the proposal of the sector with a current council to cease direct this will be for 2, 3 and 4 when required. borough wide average delivery of childcare. year old children on a The council, as part of its vacancy rate of 38%. sessional term time only statutory duty to ensure The provision of customer basis. sufficient childcare provides feedback including that support and incentives to gathered through the the private, voluntary and Families Information Service maintained sector to start up will also be used to monitor childcare businesses or and review impact. expand in areas of the borough that have insufficient provision to meet future demand. This supports the local economy Page 9 of 17 whilst meeting statutory guidance that the council should only deliver childcare where the private, voluntary and maintained sector fails to do so.

Where the council changes the early education and childcare service which it provides or if it ceases to directly deliver childcare families will be supported to find alternative provision which meets their needs. Centre staff will work closely with the Families Information Services to provide a personalised service to ensure that any transition is smooth for children and the families. The council is committed to ensuring that all children have the best start in life and have access to high quality early education and care and currently the rate of good and outstanding provision in Barnsley is above national 85%) averages at 88%. Page 10 of 17

Section 3 - Service Take-up:

Describe who is eligible for the service, based^on need, location, etc. Is the service open and free to all or is there an application or referral process? All children under 5 years and their families are able to access services through Children's Centres across the borough. Many of the services offered seek to involve as wide a range and number of children and families as possible. Some services are targeted at more vulnerable children and families experiencing difficulties which may need additional support including that from statutory partners. There is currently universal provision with access for all or one to one family support services accessed through a referral process. Families' can self refer or be referred with their consent by other agencies or Children's Centre staff.

Which groups have most need to use the Which groups currently use the service the Which groups will be most likely to use the service and why? most and why? Future Council service less and why?

The proposal will extend the age range eligibility criteria to children aged up to 19 years old (25 years old if the young person has a disability).

All families with children under the age of 5 can Under the proposed model early help services access the service via the universal offer. This will continue to be delivered to families and provision is not based on eligibility, assessment children tailored to individualised needs within of need or income. In addition there are localities based on a thorough assessment. As Families with children under the age of 5. services available on a targeted basis which are family support and outreach services will be based on specific individual needs or a need responsive to locality and family needs it is not across a community be that geographic or envisaged that any particular vulnerable groups community of interest. will be disadvantaged as a result of borough wide early help services continuing to be offered through the proposed service delivery model. There will also be universal services available to all families delivered in partnership. Page ii of iy

Which groups now or in the future may be under-represented (relative to need/eligibility) amongst those using the service? Group Impact Outline of inequality / under-representation What could be done to mitigate this impact? Working parents will be supported to access early years and childcare to meet their needs within the private, voluntary and maintained sector.

The council must ensure that there is sufficient high quality childcare across the borough and it provides support to the private, voluntary and maintained sector to start up childcare businesses or expand in areas where there is not enough provision to meet demand. This supports the local economy whilst meeting statutory guidance that council's should only The childcare provision to be directly delivered by theprovide childcare where the private and council is on a sessional term time only basis for 2, 3voluntary sector fails to do so. Working Parents and 4 year olds focused on their education entitlement and therefore this may not be sufficiently flexible to The council, as part of its statutory duty to meet the needs of working parents. ensure sufficient childcare provides support and incentives to the private, voluntary and maintained sector to start up childcare businesses or expand in areas of the borough that have insufficient provision to meet future demand. This supports the local economy whilst meeting statutory guidance that the council should only deliver childcare where the private, voluntary and maintained sector fails to do so.

Where the council changes the early education and childcare service which it provides or if it ceases to directly deliver childcare families will be supported to find alternative provision which Page 12 of 17

meets their needs. Centre staff will work closely with the Families Information Services to provide a personalised service to ensure that any transition is smooth for children and the families. The council is committed to ensuring that all children have the best start in life and have access to high quality early education and care and currently the rate of good and outstanding provision in Barnsley is above national 85%) averages at 88%.

Which groups now or in the future may be over-represented (relative to need/eligibility) amongst those using the service? Does this need to be mitigated and if so Group Impact Outline of over-representation how? None identi

Section 4 - Service Quality / Experience:

How do you measure the quality of service you provide to customers? Describe the "quality" in terms waiting times, favourable or unfavourable decisions, amount of service provided, type of service provided, etc. The customer's perspective or experience concerning the quality of service provision, is derived from a range of sources, including the following:

. Ofsted inspection and assessment data . Self-Evaluation Framework . Performance management dashboard including the council's Quality Improvement Programme for early years and childcare providers . Customer feedback and evaluation of service delivery

Services are based upon data and intelligence regarding the needs of the families within the community and this shapes the evidence based programme of services which are delivered. The impact of services is measured through inputs, outputs and outcomes including evidence of progress through the use of the Family Star. Page 13 of 17

How might the quality of service be affected by the budget saving proposal? Describe how the quality may be affected in terms of increased waiting times, less flexible / personal service, less service provided etc.

There will be less childcare provision directly delivered by the council as a result of the proposal however there is sufficient provision overall across the borough. The very large majority of childcare is delivered by the private, voluntary and maintained sector and currently Barnsley is 3% above the national average for good and outstanding childcare provision at 88%.

There will be a closure of a building in the Dodworth and Gilroyd area as a result of the proposal however early help services will continue to be delivered in a range of community venues and in the home where appropriate for families in this area.

Do any groups experience a lower quality of service now or in the Future Council service?

Group Impact Outline of inequality / lower quality of service What could be done to mitigate this impact? None identified

May any groups experience a higher quality of service as a result of the Future Council service?

Group Impact Outline of higher quality of service The service remit has been expanded to include children pre-birth to 19 years old (25years if the young Families with children up person has a disability). This will expand the range of to 19 years old (25 years H services available in the community for the whole if the young person has a family and provide a gateway for seamless services disability) across the age range and phase. This will allow for greater flexibility of early help services and build wider partnerships on which to deliver integrated services. Page 14 of 17

Section 5 - Access to the Service:

How do customers (1) find out about, (2) contact, (3) apply for, or (4) use the service? How do customers do this now? How might this be affected by the budget savings Type of affect - proposal? Council website, Families Information Service/Family Services Directory, promotional materials, awareness (1) Find out about. No impact envisaged raising campaigns in the community, schools and other settings and word of mouth The proposal may impact on some parts of the community where sites are proposed to operate on a planned and timetabled basis. This, however, is mitigated through Council website, text and telephone numbers (including information and support being available via telephone and (2) Contact Families Information Service), e-mail and in writing, face to website, and on a face to face basis in linked and main face in a Children's Centre, school or setting. sites during core hours. Family support services will continue to be delivered on a responsive basis in accessible venues including the home environment where appropriate. Applications for funded education would continue to be administered by providers offering this and the council in Council website, text and telephone numbers (including relation to 2, 3 and 4 year old funding applications. Families Information Service), e-mail and in writing, face to face in a Children's Centre, school or setting. Requests for services would continue to be available for (3) Apply for Referrals can also be submitted via other professionals service users on a self-referral basis and for other working with families e.g. health and education professionals through existing systems and processes and professionals and through self-referral. it is not envisaged this will be significantly impacted upon by the proposals.

The proposals outline a network of main, linked and outreach sites for the delivery of early help services within Parents and children physically attend Children's Centres communities across the borough. It is proposed that early and other settings/venues throughout the borough. Some (4) Use the service help services will continue to be delivered in numerous services are also delivered in family homes when venues within communities to meet local needs including appropriate. home environments where required. Page 15 of 17

Which groups experience a poorer access to the service now or in the Future Council service? Group Impact Outline of inequality / poor access to service What could be done to mitigate this impact? Working parents will be supported to access early years and childcare to meet their needs within the private, voluntary and maintained sector.

The council must ensure that there is sufficient high quality childcare across the borough and it provides support to the private, voluntary and maintained sector to start up childcare businesses or expand in areas where there is not enough provision to meet demand. This supports the local economy whilst meeting statutory guidance that council's should only The childcare provision to be directly delivered by theprovide childcare where the private and council is on a sessional term time only basis for 2, 3 voluntary sector fails to do so. Working parents and 4 year olds focused on their education entitlement and therefore this may not be sufficiently flexible to The council, as part of its statutory duty to meet the needs of working parents. ensure sufficient childcare provides support and incentives to the private, voluntary and maintained sector to start up childcare businesses or expand in areas of the borough that have insufficient provision to meet future demand. This supports the local economy whilst meeting statutory guidance that the council should only deliver childcare where the private, voluntary and maintained sector fails to do so.

Where the council changes the early education and childcare service which it provides or if it ceases to directly deliver childcare families Page 16 of 17

be supported to find alternative provision which meets their needs. Centre staff will work closely with the Families Information Services to provide a personalised service to ensure that any transition is smooth for children and the families. The council is committed to ensuring that all children have the best start in life and have access to high quality early education and care and currently the rate of good and outstanding provision in Barnsley is above national 85%) averages at 88%.

The proposal may impact on some parts of the community where sites are proposed to operate on a planned and timetabled basis. This, however, is mitigated through information and Families within areas Concerns have been raised during the consultation support being available via telephone and proposed to access that families would struggle to access services on a website, and on a face to face basis in linked services on an outreach planned and timetabled basis. and main sites during core hours. Family and timetabled basis support services will continue to be delivered on a responsive basis in accessible venues including the home environment where appropriate

May any groups experience a better access to the service due to the Future Council service? Group Impact Outline of improved access to service It is proposed within the service model outlined that early help services are offered to an expanded age Families with children range of pre-birth to 1 9 years old (25 years if the young aged 5-19 years old (25 H person has a disability). This would increase access to years if the young services across to the borough to a wider population of persona has a disability) children, young people and adults, as services have previously focused on children under 5 years and their families. Page 17 of I/ Section 6 - Promoting good relations:

Does the service affect relations between people of different backgrounds / with different protected characteristics? Type of affect - How relations are affected by service now How might relations be affected by the budget savings proposal? Current provision enables parents, carers and (1) Enables different groups to meet and children from diverse backgrounds, cultures and The proposal is designed to have a positive impact interact those with specific needs to be able to meet and due to the increase in the number of families being interact supporting community cohesion. able to access early help provision. The current service is built upon a strengths basedThe proposal is designed to have a positive impact (2) Helps some groups to be more as the principles of the service will continue but with independent and self-reliant approach developing self-reliance, efficacy and resilience. a wider range of families working in partnership _with key statutory agencies and other stakeholders. The current service is based within communities The proposal is designed to have a positive impact (3) Helps some groups to contribute to and has a local governance structure which holds with continued use of local governance and the community more the council to account and shapes future delivery accountabilityof structures to ensure groups are given services at a centre level. opportunities to contribute to their community in a positive way. The service is designed to be inclusive, positive The proposal is designed to have a positive impact (4) Gives a more realistic and positive and realistic about all groups and actively promotesthrough the continued inclusive, positive approach image of a group this approach within the wider community and withto service delivery and focus on improving stakeholders. outcomes for all children and families whilst reducing inequalities.

May any groups experience poorer relations with others due to the Future Council service? Group Impact Outline of inequality / poorer relations What could be done to mitigate this impact? None identified.

May any groups experience better relations due to the Future Council service? Group Impact Outline of improved access to service None identified.