Children’s Centres in England
Children’s centres in England
In December 2014 all 152 authorities in England were asked a series of short questions about the children’s centre provision in their local area by ADCS, 78 (or 44%) responded to this request for information:
1. How many children’s centres do you have in your area?
2. How are the centres organised eg clusters?
3. Has this provision altered in the last or current financial year, if so how?
4. Are you considering reshaping or remodelling this provision:
a) in the next financial year, if so, how?
b) in future years?
5. Do you have any other comments?
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