Labour aims to solidify its identity around children, emphasizing the importance of early education and care. The new Best Start family hubs, initiated by Bridget Phillipson, will replace the outdated Sure Start model. Phillipson plans to introduce several programs including free breakfast clubs and increased nursery access for infants. A significant investment of 1.5 billion over three years is dedicated to establishing 1,000 family hubs across England. This initiative is designed to link educational and health services to better support vulnerable children and working parents.
Labour's identity and purpose is captured in Best Start's view of what makes children thrive.
Bridget Phillipson is bringing back Sure Start to England, now rebranded as Best Start family hubs, to focus on children and their future.
Labour pledges 1.5bn over three years to fund 1,000 family hubs, ensuring at least one in every council in England.
Phillipson will roll out free universal breakfast clubs, nurseries in primary schools, and 30 hours a week free childcare for preschool children.
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