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Q: I run an after-school club and a holiday scheme and work with the schools in local clusters. I've heard the need for schools to work with us disappears after 2010. Is this true?

A: No it isn't. The government published Your Child, Your Schools, Our future: Building a 21st-century Schools System in June, which proposes a key role for local authorities and children's trusts to establish local challenges and priorities. Part of this role is to ensure that their area has sufficient effective childcare by supporting partnerships between schools and providers.

The proposed Parental Guarantee also spells out that access to childcare continues, which will ensure that demand is maintained. Also, schools acting in networks and partnerships are likely to become more widespread. Your experience here will enable you to make more of the opportunities than providers used to working at the school-level only.

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