Every child matters and the childcare act 2006 were created to ensure that children ages 3 to 4 are entitled to have free education at these two ages. Although this may be the case it is limited. Over the 38 week period in a year 3 to 3 year old are entitled to only 15 hours each week. The reason it is free is because it is funded by the government and by the local authorities. The main reason this has come about is because the government wants to give each child the same chance as every other child has a different upbringing to others. The only way in which parents will have to pay is if they want their child to go to preschool or nursery more an 15 hours per week. Going to a playgroup or nursery it allows a child to learn without having lessons.
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The main difference in each of the schools are how they are managed and the origins of their funding. Although a lot of schools are government funded they are different on what they may spend their money on within the school. Foundation schools are run by the government in these schools the government normally help with the context within the school and the physical aspects of it. But with foundation schools they have a charitable foundation. Trust Schools and Foundation schools are the same apart from the fact trust schools have a trust with an outside partner which can either be a charity, college or some sort of business. Community schools are run by the community itself, they are made up by the local authorities who will make the policies for the school. Specialist schools are schools that specialise in one or two different type subjects, they tend to get more money than others schools. Voluntary-aid and Voluntary-controlled schools are very similar as they are both run and funded by local authorities. But they are different as voluntary aided schools are mostly religious and will be involved with religious charities whereas voluntary controlled schools are normally owned by a charity. Independent schools are run off what the parents will pay, the investments, charitable and governors that agree with the policies. Academies are set up by mainly businesses who sponsor the
The main difference in each of the schools are how they are managed and the origins of their funding. Although a lot of schools are government funded they are different on what they may spend their money on within the school. Foundation schools are run by the government in these schools the government normally help with the context within the school and the physical aspects of it. But with foundation schools they have a charitable foundation. Trust Schools and Foundation schools are the same apart from the fact trust schools have a trust with an outside partner which can either be a charity, college or some sort of business. Community schools are run by the community itself, they are made up by the local authorities who will make the policies for the school. Specialist schools are schools that specialise in one or two different type subjects, they tend to get more money than others schools. Voluntary-aid and Voluntary-controlled schools are very similar as they are both run and funded by local authorities. But they are different as voluntary aided schools are mostly religious and will be involved with religious charities whereas voluntary controlled schools are normally owned by a charity. Independent schools are run off what the parents will pay, the investments, charitable and governors that agree with the policies. Academies are set up by mainly businesses who sponsor the