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Early education

The development of childcare in Wolverhampton is the responsibility of the Early Years Development and Childcare Partnership.

Monitoring of private, independent and voluntary childcare is also undertaken by the partnership.

Early Years Childcare Sufficiency report

An assessment involving comprehensive research has been undertaken to assess the demand and supply of childcare in the city and the 15 Local Area and Neighbrourhood Agreement areas.

The report will help the council when planning the development of flexible, affordable, accessible childcare to meet the needs of children and their parents.

To download the summary, click on the PDF icon below:

Follow the links below for more information about early years education.

Children's Centres
	The Berries Children's Centre Bilston Nursery Early Excellence Centre Bushbury Triangle Children's Centre The Children's Village The Dove Children's Centre Eastfield Children's Centre The Parks Children's Centre The Rainbow Children's Centre Roundabout Children's Centre St Martins Children's Centre Whitmore Reans Children's Centre Windsor Centre for Children and Families The Marshes Children's Centre

Chosing childcare
	Choosing childcare - What to look for Childminders Crèches Nannies Nurseries Holiday play schemes Playgroups Out of school clubs Toddler and carer groups Au Pairs

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