What total number of funded hours of early education do you need each week for your child?
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Some eligible 2-year-olds can have up to 15 hours funded childcare a week.
- All children aged 3 and 4 are entitled to 15 hours, and those with eligible working parents/carers may be entitled to up to funded 30 hours. Visit Childcare Choices for information about these childcare entitlements.
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