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Early education goal met ahead of schedule
Every three-year-old is now entitled to a free, part-time early education place, announced the Children’s Minister, Margaret Hodge.

The minister also confirmed proposals to develop a new pilot to extend the benefits of high quality early education and care to 6,000 two-year-olds in disadvantaged areas.

The introduction of free part-time early education for every three-year-old has been delivered six months in advance of the original September 2004 target announced in September 2000.

All four-year-olds have had the entitlement since September 1998.

You can read Margaret Hodge's comments in the Department for Education and Skills press release.

2 Apr 2004

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