EPHA – Early Years Update Summer 2016. 2 Key topics Changes to Ofsted Registration Early Years Provision on school sites Free Early Education Entitlement.

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EPHA – Early Years Update Summer 2016

2 Key topics Changes to Ofsted Registration Early Years Provision on school sites Free Early Education Entitlement (FEEE)

Early Years Provision on school sites Information has already been shared with schools via Education Essex in December Ofsted factsheet- ‘Registering School Based Provision’ Schools that take 2 year olds as part of their early years provision will no longer required to have a separate registration 3

Governor-run early years provision in Maintained Schools Some governor-run early years provision have c­ontinued to be separately registered with Ofsted These provisions have been using the staffing ratios and qualification requirements appropriate to registered Early Years providers Schools may continue to use these ratios and do not need to make any changes to their staffing mix as a result of becoming exempt from Ofsted registration 4

Why is governor-run early years provision exempt from separate registration? If a school’s EY provision meets the criteria for exemption from registration with Ofsted, it should not be registered on the EY register. As governor-run EY provision, this type of provision automatically meets the requirement to be directly run by the school (under the auspices of the governing body) and linked to the school’s activities. The other requirement is for at least one child attending the school’s EY provision to be a registered pupil of the school A place in the schools EYs provision cannot be used as a guarantee of a space in reception class, the normal admissions criteria must continue to apply 5

Lowering school age range Maintained schools can run a nursery for children aged 2-4 years old, and can lower their age ranges by up to two years without having to follow a formal statutory process. If a maintained school, academy or free school is changing its age range by more than two years (for example, moving from a age range to a 2-11 range) a formal process still needs to be followed. Schools with existing early years provision that lower their age range will continued to be paid the same FEEE rate Schools that lower their age range and open a new early years provision will be paid at the preschool FEEE rate 6

Private Voluntary Independent Early Years Providers on school sites These are independent of the school and have their own Ofsted registration Schools who are planning to establish their own EYs provision or require more space to accommodate an increase in school population may consider displacing the PVI by issuing notice. PVIs will have a lease with the LA or the school. The governing body should seek legal advice before issuing notice. Schools need to bear in mind that where there is current PVI on site and the school wishes to establish its own, TUPE may apply to the current staff. Schools that take over a PVI on their site will be paid at the FEEE rate that the PVI was paid at 7

Who sets the funding rate for governor-run exempt provision in maintained schools? FEEE funding is paid via Dedicated Schools Grant (DSG), Early Years block Funding rates for all types of early years providers are set locally, by LAs in conjunction with the Schools Forum, who may apply different funding criteria to different types of provider to reflect unavoidable costs Governors will need to be sure that the EYs provision will be sustainable as sustainability funding is not available through the Schools Forum or EYCC 8 Free Early Education Entitlement (FEEE)

9 FEEE workshop To review the expectations of Essex Free Early Education Entitlement (FEEE) contract and requirements of childcare providers To clarify any areas of confusion in providing the FEEE To discuss any challenges and/or barriers from correctly implementing the FEEE contract To consider any impact and benefits of the proposed move from 15 hours to 30 hours FEEE for eligible working parents/carers

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