Svedala

Svedala, with a population of 23,581, ranks in the Top 10% nationally for childcare, achieving a score of 73.7 based on 24 key performance indicators. This strong position indicates effective practices in the municipality's early childhood education and care system compared to national benchmarks.

The municipality reports a nettokostnadsavvikelse for preschool and open preschool of -0.9%, which is significantly below the national average of 2.9% (c02). This reflects a favorable economic position regarding preschool expenditures. Additionally, Svedala's quality index for preschools is marked at 83.1, considerably above the national average of 53.1 (c10).

In terms of staffing, Svedala has 9.9% of its preschool staff being employed on a temporary hourly basis, which is significantly below the national average of 18.7% (c03). Furthermore, the municipality shows a high utilization of full-time positions occupied by certified preschool teachers at 62.6%, also above the national average of 50.9% (c07). The share of work hours from temporary monthly staff is 9.5%, surpassing the national average of 7.5% (c04). In contrast, the proportion of part-time staff working 75-99% is 5.5%, lower than the national average of 10% (c06). Lastly, the average number of registered children per full-time employee in preschools is 6.1, exceeding the national average of 5 (c01).

Concerning after-school care, Svedala reveals a nettokostnadsavvikelse of -32.9% compared to the national average of -4.1% (c09). It supports 27 children per after-school staff member, which is significantly above the national average of 22 (c08). The data reflects the commitment of Svedala to maintain a strong and economically efficient childcare system.