Theme 1

Question 1

Available provisions for children under 19

Answer 1

• Afterschool club
• Breakfast club
• Nannies
• Childminders
• Nursery
• Primary / Secondary schools

Question 2

Voluntary Provisions

Answer 2

• a provision that has been set up and funded by donations and voluntary contributions, and sometimes supported by parents

Question 3

Private Provisions

Answer 3

• provisions that parents need to pay for as it is run by a charity
  e.g. creche, private nursery
  > will need to be registered by Ofsted for regular care or education

Question 4

Statutory / Maintained

Answer 4

• Settings funded by the government, which have to be available by law.
  e.g. schools
  > will need to be registered and inspected by Ofsted
  > They may be known as maintained settings

Question 5

Independent

Answer 5

• Not paid for or funded by Government, but parents do get charged. They have to follow the EYFS
  > will be inspected by Ofsted

Question 6

Home - Schooling

Answer 6

• (Education Act 1996) where you are allowed to home-school with acknowledgement from schools or local authority
  > children with SEND or school attendance order must be given consent
  > learning is monitored by local authority and access to a full time curriculum

Question 7

School Provisions (maintained)

Answer 7

• Special schools
• Foundation schools
• Trust schools
• Community schools
• Voluntary aided schools
• Voluntary schools

Question 8

School Provisions (non-maintained)

Answer 8

• Academies
• Free-schools
• Private schools (including independent schools)