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wrkch8

Hours in ccare during school holidays

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Variable nameVariable labelDatafile
wrkch81 Hours in nursery school or class during school holidays child
wrkch82 Hours in SE school during school holidays child
wrkch83 Hours in day nursery or creche during school holidays child
wrkch84 Hours in playgroup or pre-school during school holidays child
wrkch85 Hours in childminder during school holidays child
wrkch86 Hours in nanny/carer in home during school holidays child
wrkch87 Hours in baby-sitter in home during school holidays child
wrkch88 Hours in b'fast/after sch club at school/nursery during school holidays child
wrkch89 Hours in b'fast/after sch club o/s school/nursery during school holidays child
wrkch810 Hours in holiday club/scheme during school holidays child
wrkch811 Hours in ex/non-res parent during school holidays child
wrkch812 Hours in child's grandparent(s) during school holidays child
wrkch813 Hours in child's older bro/sis during school holidays child
wrkch814 Hours in another relative during school holidays child
wrkch815 Hours in a friend or neighbour during school holidays child
wrkch816 Hours in other nursery Ed provider during school holidays child
wrkch817 Hours in other childcare provider during school holidays child

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