Meanwhile, education leaders have demanded an end to increasing child poverty rates.
Boris Johnson’s party won by a majority of 80 seats with Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn announcing he would not lead his party in another election.
As the results emerged on Friday morning (13 December), early years and education groups called for children to be made a priority by the new government.
Early years
The Early Years Alliance (EYA) warned that the Conservative government “could leave the sector facing an £800m funding shortfall by the end of this parliament that will further increase parent fees and force more providers to close”.
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