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MP Welcomes Funding for Nursery Places at Schools
Thirty-four London schools will expand nursery spaces as part of a £45 million national effort to reduce childcare costs and support working parents.
- Families across London will benefit from a major expansion of school-based nurseries as 34 schools receive funding to build or expand nursery provision from September.
- This investment is part of a nationwide £45 million rollout, with 331 schools across the country receiving funding to create thousands of new childcare places in areas where parents face the greatest barriers to access.
- Prime Minister Keir Starmer said the nurseries will "make a real difference for families," while Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson added that targeting new places ensures "more families can access high-quality early education."
- The expansion complements wider support for London families, including 30 hours of funded childcare and free breakfast clubs worth up to £450 a year, helping parents balance jobs and family life.
- Labour MP for Oxford East Anneliese Dodds welcomed the funding, noting that improving early years provision remains a Labour Government priority to ensure children receive necessary support during critical developmental years.
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