EasyPeasy is working alongside local authorities who have implemented Best Start delivery plans at full pace, especially those who did not receive Family Hubs funding over the first three years.
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So what can you expect from an Autumn term in Best Start Family Hub world? Well, we are eagerly awaiting the latest EYFS outcomes data, expected in late October or early…
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EasyPeasy
Improving the home learning environment and closing the gap in school readiness for children nationwide.
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- Civic and Social Organizations
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- London, GB
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About EasyPeasy
We are a mission-led social enterprise committed to supporting parents, carers, and early years practitioners to give babies and young children the best possible start in life and close the gap in school readiness. We believe in a world where all children have an equal opportunity to reach their full potential, and our vision is for every baby to have the foundation for a healthy, happy, and fulfilling life. In our mission to support babies, children, families, and early years practitioners and carers nationwide to lay the foundations for a happy and healthy life, EasyPeasy is proud to partner with councils to enhance the development and delivery of integrated, local early years delivery plans and strategies.
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EasyPeasy is now available through G-Cloud 15 to commission its evidence-based digital Home Learning Environment programme for local authorities.
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EasyPeasy is working on Spending Review 2027 which will shape Best Start funding beyond the current 26-29 settlement.
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EasyPeasy is starting to get to grips with the new Best Start MI data requirements for local authorities to give more granular and sophisticated information on reach and impact.
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