While some nurseries and childminders have already closed, others are staying open to care for ‘critical workers’ and vulnerable children, as the Government has asked those that are able to do.
The ongoing coronavirus crisis has brought the sense of duty, dedication, selflessness and courage of many into stark relief.
Measures of support for the early years sector have been put in place, but providers have been left with many questions about how to run their businesses and protect their staff.
Events have unfolded at an incredible pace since the coronavirus pandemic began.
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