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Speenhamland School opens new nursery provision via government funding

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What happened

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Little Dragons Nursery officially opened at Speenhamland School on November 3, following successful funding from the Department for Education. The new provision is designed to offer early years education to children aged two to four. The school stated the facility aims to increase access to high-quality early years education for local families.

From newburytoday.co.uk

Why it matters

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The funding from the Department for Education enables Speenhamland School to expand its core early years services. This expansion increases the local supply of educational provision, supporting families in the area.

From newburytoday.co.uk

Who's involved

  • Department for EducationProvided funding to enable the new nursery provision at Speenhamland School.
  • Speenhamland SchoolThe school that opened the Little Dragons Nursery provision.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Speenhamland SchoolSpeculative

    Speenhamland School might see increased demand for its early years services, potentially affecting revenue.

  • Department for EducationSpeculative

    The Department for Education could see increased uptake of its localized funding policies.

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