After-school provision costs £800 more than in 2010, Labour says

Data suggests the cost of after-school clubs had risen one-and-a-half times faster than consumer inflation since 2010; families using after-school provision five days a week are spending £800 a year more than in 2010. Families in England using all-week after-school provision for a 38-week academic year were 11 paying an average of £2,537, £827 more than the 2010 cost of £1,710.

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