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"Are those legally enforceable, those guidelines, because... babies cannot pay the price for understaffed childcare provision, we all know the benefits of the childcare, there is no benefit if children are at risk?" ＠susannareid100 asks Education Minister Baroness Jacqui Smith on whether the guidelines are legally enforceable after 200... show more

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lynda1 year ago

@susannareid100 Shut up Reid.

John Banks1 year ago

@susannareid100 So,..No!

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"What does he stand for?" @edballs asks Education Minister Baroness Jacqui Smith what Keir Starmer stands for, after polling expert John Curtis says that "Keir Starmer's first year is the worst year in power".

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.＠susannareid100 asks Education Minister Baroness Jacqui Smith about the understaffing of nurseries after a recent poll revealed seven in ten nurseries don't have enough staff to operate at maximum capacity joins us now. 200 school-based nurseries will open in England this September as part of the government’s plan to improve access to childcare for working parents.

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Some parents with children already in nurseries are complaining they are being charged extra as nurseries try to make the sums add up for the government promise of free childcare for younger children. Nick Robinson asks Education Secretary Gillian Keegan about the problem.

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🚨 Kemi Badenoch Slams Labour’s New Childcare Giveaway: “You’re Not Working So Why Do You Need Free Childcare?” Nick Ferrari on LBC: “Families on benefits must be given 33 free hours of childcare a week. Bridget Phillipson, Education Secretary, will say in a speech to be given today. Is that something you would see the Conservatives supporting, Mrs Badenoch?” Kemi Badenoch: “No, absolutely not. Labour are no longer the Labour Party, they are the Welfare Party. As even their Welfare Secretary said, all Labour MPs want is to tax more people. They keep asking who can they tax more to pay for more benefits. If you are on benefits that means you’re not working, so why do you need free childcare? There’s no common sense anymore.” Kemi is spot on. Labour are now the party of welfare, all they want to do is tax more people to give away on benefits. She’s right: why hand out free childcare to those not working? It makes no sense. 🤷‍♂️

🚨 Kemi Badenoch Slams Labour’s New Childcare Giveaway: “You’re Not Working So Why Do You Need Free Childcare?” Nick Ferrari on LBC: “Families on benefits must be given 33 free hours of childcare a week. Bridget Phillipson, Education Secretary, will say in a speech to be given today. Is that something you would see the Conservatives supporting, Mrs Badenoch?” Kemi Badenoch: “No, absolutely not. Labour are no longer the Labour Party, they are the Welfare Party. As even their Welfare Secretary said, all Labour MPs want is to tax more people. They keep asking who can they tax more to pay for more benefits. If you are on benefits that means you’re not working, so why do you need free childcare? There’s no common sense anymore.” Kemi is spot on. Labour are now the party of welfare, all they want to do is tax more people to give away on benefits. She’s right: why hand out free childcare to those not working? It makes no sense. 🤷‍♂️

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67,604 views • 7 days ago

Labour is wasting no time in rolling out 300 school-based nurseries, including in Swaffham. It will: Give children the best start in life so they are school-ready Boost parents' work choices Deliver 30 hours funded childcare from September putting money back in parents' pockets

Labour is wasting no time in rolling out 300 school-based nurseries, including in Swaffham. It will: Give children the best start in life so they are school-ready Boost parents' work choices Deliver 30 hours funded childcare from September putting money back in parents' pockets

Terry Jermy MP

16,811 views • 1 year ago

Here's what my speech today is about. Opening school-based nurseries and rolling out 30 hours of government-funded childcare has halved costs for parents. But we need to open up access, so that children who have the most to gain from high-quality early years education get it.

Here's what my speech today is about. Opening school-based nurseries and rolling out 30 hours of government-funded childcare has halved costs for parents. But we need to open up access, so that children who have the most to gain from high-quality early years education get it.

Bridget Phillipson

17,244 views • 7 days ago

People ask how will we pay for childcare & healthcare? We are producing more wealth than ever before. Take it from the guy who represents all that wealth. If I can stand up to the billionaires & trillionaires to pay for childcare & education, why can’t 434 other house members?

People ask how will we pay for childcare & healthcare? We are producing more wealth than ever before. Take it from the guy who represents all that wealth. If I can stand up to the billionaires & trillionaires to pay for childcare & education, why can’t 434 other house members?

Ro Khanna

110,230 views • 1 month ago

Albanese is so cringeworthy. The best start in life is to have a parent in your life, not sitting in a childcare centre for at least three days a week with a strange brainwashing them with the woke mind virus. Why the major parties continue to fund childcare centres rather than give childcare support directly to parents is beyond me. People First is the only party lobbying to pay parents directly for childcare, rather than directly to the childcare centre which just increases fees with the increase in the subsidy. Furthermore, the lack of means testing is out of control. Why should a family earning $530,000 get assistance when a stay at home parent who is active in the school and community gets nothing. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• “In one of Anthony Albanese’s final major speeches of the year, the prime minister will announce his plans, if re-elected, to give families earning up to $530,000 a year access to the childcare subsidy for three days a week. The proposal would also scrap the controversial activity test, which determines the level of childcare subsidies parents get based on the number of hours they work in a fortnight.” Quote from: #auspol

Albanese is so cringeworthy. The best start in life is to have a parent in your life, not sitting in a childcare centre for at least three days a week with a strange brainwashing them with the woke mind virus. Why the major parties continue to fund childcare centres rather than give childcare support directly to parents is beyond me. People First is the only party lobbying to pay parents directly for childcare, rather than directly to the childcare centre which just increases fees with the increase in the subsidy. Furthermore, the lack of means testing is out of control. Why should a family earning $530,000 get assistance when a stay at home parent who is active in the school and community gets nothing. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• “In one of Anthony Albanese’s final major speeches of the year, the prime minister will announce his plans, if re-elected, to give families earning up to $530,000 a year access to the childcare subsidy for three days a week. The proposal would also scrap the controversial activity test, which determines the level of childcare subsidies parents get based on the number of hours they work in a fortnight.” Quote from: #auspol

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48,885 views • 1 year ago

Everywhere I visit in Virginia, I meet parents who are worried about the cost of childcare — or worried about finding a childcare provider to begin with. As a mom, this is personal for me. That’s why I’ll be rolling out a plan to tackle Virginia’s childcare crisis:

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12,001 views • 1 year ago

"I've doubled investment in childcare. If the Greens are back in government, we'll double it again." Roderic O’Gorman TD has made childcare far more affordable and has the track record to keep reforming the sector for the benefit of parents & providers. #TonightVMTV #GreensDeliver

"I've doubled investment in childcare. If the Greens are back in government, we'll double it again." Roderic O’Gorman TD has made childcare far more affordable and has the track record to keep reforming the sector for the benefit of parents & providers. #TonightVMTV #GreensDeliver

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The government is urging working parents to take up its offer of 30 hours of funded childcare before the scheme is rolled out on Monday. @KateGarraway challenges Early Education Minister Stephen Morgan about whether there will be enough space to meet demand.

The government is urging working parents to take up its offer of 30 hours of funded childcare before the scheme is rolled out on Monday. @KateGarraway challenges Early Education Minister Stephen Morgan about whether there will be enough space to meet demand.

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'Workforce issues have been a challenge' Stephen Morgan, Minister for Early Education, was questioned on #BBCBreakfast as parents in England access 30 hours of childcare per week during term-time, paid for by the government, for children aged nine months to four years

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Too many parents are already forced to choose between paying rent and paying for childcare, yet Republicans are debating a bill that would allow employers to exclude childcare benefits from overtime pay. If they truly cared about children and families, they should pass my bill with Ranking Member Rep. Bobby Scott and Katherine Clark, the Child Care for Working Families Act.

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Gov. Abigail Spanberger: The idea that you are paying more than a mortgage to have your children in quality childcare is an issue that impacts all of us. It is not sustainable and frankly it's not acceptable. What I'm signing today is a response to the reality that we face as a Commonwealth. We're creating the Employee Child Care Assistance Program, a new tool that incentivizes employers to help their employees pay for childcare with the state matching those contributions. This is one of the ways that we can make childcare more affordable without putting the entire burden on families or on the government alone.

Gov. Abigail Spanberger: The idea that you are paying more than a mortgage to have your children in quality childcare is an issue that impacts all of us. It is not sustainable and frankly it's not acceptable. What I'm signing today is a response to the reality that we face as a Commonwealth. We're creating the Employee Child Care Assistance Program, a new tool that incentivizes employers to help their employees pay for childcare with the state matching those contributions. This is one of the ways that we can make childcare more affordable without putting the entire burden on families or on the government alone.

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45,747 views • 1 month ago

300 new school-based nurseries confirmed for September! With 4,000 places available by the end of September, families can: ✅Save up to £7,500 on childcare ✅Give children the best start in life ✅More support in areas that need it most Find out more ➡️

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'It's great that the rights are being extended but if parents can't get the places their children need then that is a real problem' Munira Wilson, education spokesperson for the Liberal Democrats, spoke to #BBCBreakfast as childcare in England is expanded to 30 hours per week during term-time, paid for by the government, for children aged nine months to four years

'It's great that the rights are being extended but if parents can't get the places their children need then that is a real problem' Munira Wilson, education spokesperson for the Liberal Democrats, spoke to #BBCBreakfast as childcare in England is expanded to 30 hours per week during term-time, paid for by the government, for children aged nine months to four years

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Mamdani: Today is an incredible win for working people. We’re talking about a $1.2 billion commitment from the state of New York to the city of New York to make universal childcare a reality. This is money that means we can fix childcare for three-year-olds across the city, and begin delivering childcare for every two-year-old across the city. After housing, childcare is the number one crisis facing working families in this city. It’s the number one reason they’re leaving, because the average cost of childcare is $22,500 a year. What today’s commitment—and today’s partnership between the governor and myself—shows is that working families will no longer have to choose between the city they love and the family they want to raise.

Mamdani: Today is an incredible win for working people. We’re talking about a $1.2 billion commitment from the state of New York to the city of New York to make universal childcare a reality. This is money that means we can fix childcare for three-year-olds across the city, and begin delivering childcare for every two-year-old across the city. After housing, childcare is the number one crisis facing working families in this city. It’s the number one reason they’re leaving, because the average cost of childcare is $22,500 a year. What today’s commitment—and today’s partnership between the governor and myself—shows is that working families will no longer have to choose between the city they love and the family they want to raise.

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🫂❤️‍🩹👶 Childcare costs. Parenting pressures. The daily juggle of work and family life. We're helping families with all of it - through Best Start Family Hubs, school-based nurseries and 30 hours of government-funded childcare that put real support within reach for every family. Education Secretary @bridgetphillipsonmp explains more on how the government is helping to ease the cost of living 💸

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We got the job done this budget for the future of Illinois. Like the families who need high-quality childcare and pre-k, workers who want to go back to school, and Main Streets who are being revitalized by our grants. Those are the folks that our budget is for.

We got the job done this budget for the future of Illinois. Like the families who need high-quality childcare and pre-k, workers who want to go back to school, and Main Streets who are being revitalized by our grants. Those are the folks that our budget is for.

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🔥 Parents shouldn’t have to put their babies & young kids in childcare with strangers full time just to survive the high cost of living in Australia. The Labor Government has been talking about free childcare…. How about making it affordable for a parent to be able to stay home, care for & raise their own children. This is not good for babies & young children but most parents have no choice 💔

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