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Childcare settings private voluntary statutory and independent what are the similarities and differences?
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A statutory setting is for children to attend by law. A private setting children don't have to attend by law. Private setting charge parents to put their child into the setting so they can cover their costs. Statuory settings has a allocated budget which the government gives them. A private setting is open for longer than a statutory setting, also private is open during the holidays.
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