Evaluation of children's centres in England (ECCE)
The ECCE provides an in-depth understanding of children's centre services in deprived areas.
The ECCE evaluates how effective children’s centres are for children and families. It also assesses the cost of running centres along with the different types of services they provide.
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Documents
- Children’s centres in England: research brief strands 1 to 5
- Children's centres in England: value for money
- Children's centres: their impact on children and families
- Children’s centres: changes in resourcing and characteristics
- Children's centres in England: organisation and services
- Children’s centres in England evaluation: survey of leaders
- Children’s centres in England evaluation: survey of families
- Children’s centres in England: parenting services
- Evaluation of children’s centres in England (ECCE)
- Evaluation of children's centres in England: strand 3 - delivery of family services by children’s centres
- Evaluation of children's centres in England: strand 2 - baseline survey of families using children's centres in the most disadvantaged areas
- Children's centres in England: costs in the most deprived areas
- First survey of children's centre leaders in the most deprived areas
Last updated 7 July 2016 + show all updates
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Added 'Children’s centres in England: value for money' and 'Children’s centres in England: research brief strands 1 to 5'.
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Added 'Children's centres: their impact on children and families' and 'Children’s centres: changes in resourcing and characteristics' reports to the collection.
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First published.