Early Years and Childcare Sufficiency Report 2025-26
Greenwich's Early Years and Childcare Sufficiency Report 2025-26 indicates sufficient provision across the borough.
The Early Years and Childcare Sufficiency Report 2025-26, assessing provision for children aged 0-14 (or up to 18 for children with disabilities), was presented to the Children and Young People Scrutiny Panel in March 2026. A report presented to the panel found that Greenwich has sufficient early years and childcare provision across the borough.
The assessment, which forms part of the council's statutory duty, noted that 51% of providers are experiencing increasing demand, while 49% reported vacancies. The report was informed by provider feedback, demographic data, and consultations with parents, carers, and children.
Key facts
- The Early Years and Childcare Sufficiency Report 2025-26 was presented to the Children and Young People Scrutiny Panel on March 11, 2026. Source
- A report found Greenwich has sufficient early years and childcare provision across the borough. Source
- 51% of providers are experiencing increasing demand, according to the report. Source
- 49% of providers reported vacancies in the Early Years and Childcare Sufficiency Report 2025-26. Source
- The report covers children aged 0-14 (or up to 18 for children with disabilities). Source
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