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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Childcare and Early Years Provision: Parents' Use, Views and Experiences, 2004

Variable Details

Variableprovtb
Labelfinal provider classn: provider 1
Responses
1 Nursery school 264
2 Nursery class attached to primary or infants school 482
3 Reception class attached to a primary or infants school 663
4 Special day school or nursery or unit 32
5 Day nursery 512
6 Playgroup or pre-school 495
7 Childminder 215
8 Nanny or au pair 49
9 Baby-sitter who came to home 83
10 Breakfast club/After school club on site 455
11 Breakfast club or After school club off site 130
12 Holiday club/scheme 4
13 My ex-husband/wife/partner / the child s other parent 168
14 The child s grandparent(s) 1003
15 The child s older brother/sister 182
16 Another relative 163
17 A friend or neighbour 261
18 Other nursery education provider 10
19 Other childcare provider 59
20 Leisure/sport activity 118
Sysmiss 2454
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationChildcare and Early Years Provision: Parents' Use, Views and Experiences, 2004
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