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Early Years Summit ELCC – The Parent Perspective Presented by Julie Wild NPFoS The Challenge – What do parents need from ELCC The answer – There isn’t one, no two families are the same…. What I want – Universal answer The best possible start for my child What I want - Universal Provision in my locality (home, work) which is • Accessible • High quality • Affordable • Complimentary to my other commitments • E.g. School start and finish, working hours • To be supported and work in partnership with the setting(s) I choose Case Study - Highland Heather’s Story •Challenges – Lack of provision in locality – Affordability – Possibility of having to give up work, impact of this to self and community •Positive – Solution focused partnership approach What I want – some… Flexibility to support work / study / life – – – – – – Evenings Weekends Rolling shifts School Holidays Respite Seasonal A broader choice of provision – summer schools, sports coaching, arts based provision What I want – some….. To be supported as a parent •The choice to stay at home •Family / parenting support, opportunities to be engaged in ‘learning’ with my child outside the home •Understanding from employers and service providers •A system that helps me today and is adaptable recognising that things can change Piecing together the picture Finances Work / Study Family Challenges • Setting the parameters – not raising unrealistic expectations IF IT’S NOT A BLANK SHEET OF PAPER THEN LET’S NOT OFFER ONE • Not constraining our thinking too much – your option is A or B MORE OF THE SAME ISN’T ENOUGH Challenges • Communicating / engaging with ALL families from all backgrounds. Learn from and build on 600 hour consultation PAS – Education Authorities consultations with parents “The population group included in the consultation were most commonly parents and children at local authority and partner providers” “the response to paper surveys was much higher than online” “ a third of authorities conducted online survey only” RANGE OF RESPONDENTS , LANGUAGE, METHOD, FEEDBACK, ANALYSIS Recommendations Early dialogue and mapping of local needs Genuine Co-Production Parents Clear communications and ‘marketing’ campaign over the next 3 years Continuous feedback and improvement cycle