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Holiday Childcare Survey 2026

Coram Family and Childcare's 21st annual Holiday Childcare Survey reveals that holiday club costs across Great Britain have risen by 5% in the last year, leaving parents facing an average bill of £191 per child per week – or £1,145 for the six-week summer holiday.

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Parenting in the Digital Age

New research explores how parents use digital devices while caring for babies and young children

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Childcare Survey 2026

In our Childcare Survey 2026, we look back over 25 years of data collection on the cost of childcare since the first survey in 2001.

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Effective hybrid work and childcare

Hybrid work has increased amongst parents since the pandemic – but are all families experiencing positive effects for work-family balance, health and wellbeing?

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Inclusion or Inequality for Disadvantaged Two-Year-Olds?

Blog authors: Ivana La Valle, Claire Crawford, Jane Lewis and Lydia Hodges.

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Holiday Childcare Survey 2025

In its 20th annual survey, Coram Family and Childcare finds that summer holiday childcare costs in Great Britain have risen by 4% in the last year, with working parents now facing an average bill of £179 per child per week – £1,075 for the six-week break.

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Childcare Survey 2025

The Childcare Survey 2025 reveals that working parents of children under three in England now pay less than half of last year’s cost for a part-time nursery place. However, prices for this age group continue to rise in Scotland and Wales, and childcare costs for three- to four-year-olds across Great Britain are up by almost 5%.

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Understanding the take-up of early education entitlements

This research study was funded by the Nuffield Foundation and was undertaken by the Centre for Evidence and Implementation, UCL Centre for Education Policy and Equalising Opportunities and Coram Family and Childcare with Ivana La Valle.

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