Nurseries have a lot of freedom in choosing to spend their early years pupil premium (EYPP) money, which can buy anything from a few hundred pounds to several thousand, depending on numbers of recipients.
A recent Department for Education report, Experiences of the Early Years Pupil Premium, part of the Study of Early Education and Development, found some providers wanted more guidance on how to spend this money and see examples of how other settings are using it.
Whatever managers decide to invest in, they must be able to demonstrate a clear and worthwhile return in terms of benefit to the children who the EYPP is intended to help.
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