Showcards 2023

1. Working as an employee (or temporarily away)
2. On a Government-sponsored training scheme (or temporarily away)
3. Self-employed or freelance (or temporarily away)
4. Working unpaid for own or family’s business (or temporarily away)
5. Doing any other kind of paid work (or temporarily away)
6. None of the above

1. Universal Credit
2. Housing Benefit
3. Council Tax Reduction
4. Working Tax Credit
5. Child Tax Credit
6. Income Support
7. Jobseeker’s Allowance
8. Employment and Support Allowance
9. Carer’s Allowance/Carer’s Support Payment
10. Child Benefit
11. Guardian’s Allowance
12. Maternity Allowance
13. Statutory Maternity/Paternity pay, Statutory Adoption Pay
14. Statutory Sick Pay
15. Scottish Child Payment
16. Child Disability Payment

1. Personal Independence Payments
2. Disability Living Allowance
3. Attendance Allowance
4. Severe Disablement Allowance
5. Incapacity Benefit
6. Industrial Injuries Disablement Benefit
7. Adult Disability Payment

1. Pension Credit
2. State Retirement Pension
3. Widow’s Pension, Bereavement Allowance, or Widowed Parent’s Allowance
4. Armed Forces Compensation Scheme
5. War Widow’s/Widower’s Pension

1. Funeral Support Payment
2. Young Carer Grant
3. Best Start Grant
4. Discretionary Housing Payment
5. Loan or grant from DWP
6. Loan or grant from Local Authority
7. Winter Fuel Payments
8. Winter Heating Assistance/Cold Weather Payments
9. Extended payment of Housing Benefit
10. Bereavement Payment
11. Return to Work Payment
12. Community Care Grant from the Scottish Welfare Fund
13. Crisis Grant from the Scottish Welfare Fund
14. Budgeting Loan from Social Fund/Budgeting Advances from Univeral Credit
15. Best Start Food prepaid card
16. Job Start Payment
17. Child Winter Heating Assistance

1. Occupational/employer (non-State) pension(s)
2. Benefit from annuity, trust or covenant
3. Maintenance payments
4. Rent from property or subletting, including boarders
5. Dig money from other household members
6. Benefit from accident/sickness scheme etc
7. Investment income (eg Dividends from shares/interest from savings)
8. Student loan
9. Grant
10. Regular non-work income, from any other source, (please specify)

1. Bank account
2. Building Society account
3. Credit Union account
4. Post Office Card account

1. Local council nursery
2. Private nursery
3. Third sector nursery
4. Childminder
5. Playgroup
6. Family centre
7. A relative or friend
8. Other, please say what

1. So that I (or my partner) can work
2. So that I (or my partner) can look for work
3. So that I (or my partner) can study or improve work-related skills
4. So that I (or my partner) can look after other children
5. So that I (or my partner) can look after another relative or friend
6. To give me (or my partner) some time to rest/destress/relax/socialise/take up hobbies/look after the home
7. Because my child likes spending time there
8. For my child’s social development (including mixing with other children)
9. For my child’s learning and language development
10. To improve my child’s behaviour
11. To help prepare my child for school
12. To give my child the opportunity to try new activities and experiences
13. Other, please say what

1. Very satisfied
2. Fairly satisfied
3. Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
4. Fairly dissatisfied
5. Very dissatisfied

1. Not enough places available locally
2. Transport difficulties
3. Not enough funded hours to meet my needs
4. Lack of flexibility in the times/days offered
5. Lack of provision in school holidays
6. Lack of provision for preferred type of childcare provider (for example childminder versus nursery setting)
7. Lack of providers I could trust to provide a high quality service
8. Too expensive because of unforeseen/additional costs
9. Other problem, please say what
10. No, I have not had problems with it

1. Rather look after him/her myself
2. Rarely need to be away from him/her
3. He/she is too young
4. He/she wouldn’t like to be separated from myself (or my partner)
5. He/she is better cared for in a home environment
6. I was not aware of the availability of funded childcare
7. Don’t know how to apply/find applying too difficult
8. Travel time too long
9. The travel costs would be too high to get to a suitable provider
10. Can’t afford it, even with funded hours, because always hidden costs
11. Lack of flexibility/choice in opening hours
12. Lack of provision in school holidays
13. Lack of flexibility/choice in types of childcare available
14. Doesn’t meet the additional support needs of my child
15. None I could trust to provide a high quality service
16. Other, please say what

1. Strongly agree
2. Tend to agree
3. Neither agree nor disagree
4. Tend to disagree
5. Strongly disagree

1. Breakfast club
2. After-school club
3. Local council nursery
4. Private nursery
5. Third sector nursery
6. Playgroup
7. Family Centre
8. Childminder
9. Nanny/babysitter
10. A relative or friend
11. Other (please specify)

1. Yes, salary sacrifice childcare vouchers
2. Yes, tax-free childcare
3. Yes, tax-credits
4. Yes, univeral credit
5. Yes, student support (including Care to Learn/Learner Support and Chilcare Grants)
6. No

1. Very easy
2. Easy
3. Neither easy nor difficult
4. Difficult
5. Very difficult

1. No savings
2. Less than £1,000
3. £1,000 or more

1. Credit Cards like Mastercard, Visa
2. Charge Card like Diners Club
3. Shop or Store card like Argos, B&Q or Dorothy Perkins

1. Catalogues or mail order schemes
2. Hire or Rental Purchase Agreements (like brighthouse)
3. A personal loan, e.g. with Bank, Building Society, Finance House
4. Cash loan from a company that comes to your home to collect payments
5. Loan from a pawnbroker/cash converters
6. Loan from a Credit Union
7. Loan from a Social Fund
8. Loan from an Employer
9. Loan from a friend, relative or other private individual
10. Loan from a student loan company
11. Student loan from a bank or building society
12. A loan from a pay day lender
13. Other type of loan

1. Yes, have it
2. Don’t have but don’t want
3. Don’t have and can’t afford

1. Building society mortgage/loan
2. Bank mortgage/loan
3. Insurance/finance company mortgage/loan
4. Local authority mortgage/loan
5. Other Government or public sector loans (e.g. from Dept of Agriculture and Fisheries for Scotland)
6. Private loan from parents
7. Other private loan
8. Government grant e.g. Tenants’ Incentive Scheme
9. Gift
10. Sale of previous property
11. Savings
12. Inheritance
13. Another way (please say what)

1. Repayment
2. Combined repayment and endowment
3. Interest only – Endowment
4. Interest only – ISA/PEP
5. Interest only – Pension
6. Combined current account/mortgage
7. Other

1. Manage very well
2. Manage quite well
3. Get by alright
4. Don’t manage very well
5. Have some financial difficulties
6. Are in deep financial trouble

1. Never married and never registered in a civil partnership
2. Married
3. In a registered civil partnership
4. Separated, but still legally married
5. Separated, but still legally in a civil partnership
6. Divorced
7. Formerly in a civil partnership which is now legally dissolved
8. Widowed
9. Surviving partner from a civil partnership

2. Female
1. Male

27. Straight/Heterosexual
21. Gay or Lesbian
24. Bisexual
29. Other sexual orientation (if you would like, please tell me what words you use)

Choose ONE section from A to F, then choose ONE option which best describes your ethnic group or background.

A: WHITE:
– Scottish
– Other British
– Irish
– Polish
– Gypsy / Traveller
– Roma
– Showman / Showwoman
– Any other white ethnic group (please say what)
B: MIXED OR MULTIPLE ETHNIC GROUPS:
– Any mixed or multiple ethnic groups (please say what)
C: ASIAN, ASIAN SCOTTISH OR ASIAN BRITISH:
– Pakistani, Pakistani Scottish or Pakistani British
– Indian, Indian Scottish or Indian British
– Bangladeshi, Bangladeshi Scottish or Bangladeshi British
– Chinese, Chinese Scottish or Chinese British
– Other (please say what)
D: AFRICAN:
– Please say what (for example, Nigerian, Somali)
E: CARIBBEAN OR BLACK:
– Please say what (for example, Scottish Caribbean, Black Scottish))
F: OTHER ETHNIC GROUP:
– Arab, Arab Scottish or Arab British
– Any other ethnic group (please say what, for example Sikh, Jewish)

1. None
2. Church of Scotland
3. Roman Catholic
4. Other Christian (please specify)
5. Muslim (please say what deonomination / school)
6. Hindhu
7. Buddhist
8. Sikh
9. Jewish
10. Pagan
11. Another religion (please say what)

1. Was buying with a mortgage or loan
2. Owned it outright
3. Was paying part rent / part mortgage
4. Rented it (including rents paid by housing benefit)
5. In parental / family home
6. Lived there rent free
7. Other

1. Local Authority / Council
2. Scottish Homes
3. Housing Association / co-operative or charitable trust
4. Employer of a household member (organisation)
5. Another organisation
6. Relative / friend of household member
7. Employer of a household member (individual)
8. Individual private landlord
9. Other

1. Very good
2. Fairly good
3. Fairly poor
4. Very poor

1. Very strongly
2. Fairly strongly
3. Not very strongly
4. Not at all strongly

1. Got much better
2. Got a little better
3. Stayed the same
4. Got a little worse
5. Got much worse

1. A lot more
2. A little more
3. About the same
4. A little less
5. A lot less

1. Very confident
2. Fairly confident
3. Not very confident
4. Not at all confident

1. A 5 minute walk or less
2. Within a 6-10 minute walk
3. Within an 11-20 minute walk
4. Within a 21-30 minute walk
5. More than a 30 minute walk away

1. Every day
2. Several times a week
3. Once a week
4. Several times a month
5. Once a month
6. Less often
7. Not at all

1. Very satisfied
2. Fairly satisfied
3. Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
4. Fairly dissatisfied
5. Very dissatisfied

1. Very common
2. Fairly common
3. Not very common
4. Not at all common

1. Noisy neighbours or regular loud parties
2. Vandalism, graffiti or other deliberate damage to your property
3. Rubbish or litter lying around
4. Neighbour disputes
5. Groups or individuals intimidating or harassing you
6. Seen any instances of drug misuse or dealing
7. Rowdy behaviour e.g. drunkenness, hooliganism or loutish behaviour
8. Abandoned or burnt out vehicles
9. Animal nuisance such as noise or dog fouling

1. Very safe
2. Fairly safe
3. A bit unsafe
4. Very unsafe

1. Your age
2. Your sex or gender
3. Where you live
4. Your language
5. Your ethnicity
6. Your nationality
7. Your accent
8. Your social or educational background
9. Your sexual orientation
10. Your trans status, including non-binary identities
11. Sectarian reasons
12. Your religious belief or faith
13. Your mental ill-health
14. Any other health problems or disability
15. Other reason
16. I have not experienced this

1. Strongly agree
2. Tend to agree
3. Neither agree nor disagree
4. Tend to disagree
5. Strongly disagree

1. School Leaving Certificate, National Qualification Access Unit
2. O Grade, Standard Grade, GCSE, GCE O Level, CSE, National Qualification Access 3 Cluster, Intermediate 1 or 2, National 4 or 5, Senior Certificate or equivalent
3. GNVQ/GSVQ Foundation or Intermediate, SVQ Level 1 or 2, SCOTVEC/National Certificate Module, City and Guilds Craft, RSA Diploma or equivalent
4. Higher Grade, Advanced Higher, CSYS, A Level, AS Level, Advanced Senior Certificate or equivalent
5. GNVQ/GSVQ Advanced, SVQ Level 3, ONC, OND, SCOTVEC National Diploma, City and Guilds Advanced Craft, RSA Advanced Diploma or equivalent
6. HNC, HND, SVQ Level 4, RSA Higher Diploma or equivalent
7. First Degree, Higher Degree, SVQ Level 5 or equivalent
8. Professional qualifications e.g. teaching, accountancy
9. Other school examinations not already mentioned
10. Other post-school but pre Higher education examinations not already mentioned
11. Other Higher education qualifications not already mentioned
12. No qualifications

1. No, never use the internet
2. Work only
3. Personal use only
4. Both work and personal use

1. At home
2. At another person’s home
3. At work
4. School, college, university, other educational institution
5. A government/council office
6. Community or voluntary centre/organisation
7. On the move via a mobile phone/smartphone/tablet
8. Public library
9. Somewhere else

1. A personal computer or laptop
2. Digital, cable or satellite television
3. Mobile phone, for example iPhone / Smartphone
4. A games console, for example PlayStation / Xbox
5. A tablet – iPad/Playbook or similar
6. Another way

1. Very Confident
2. Fairly Confident
3. Neither confident nor not confident
4. Not very confident
5. Not at all confident/Can’t do

1. Send and receive e-mails
2. Make telephone/video calls over the internet
3. Use social media (such as Facebook or Twitter)
4. Search for information
5. Play or download games, films or music
6. Buy goods or services
7. Create websites or blogs
8. Look for/apply for jobs
9. Internet banking
10. To learn something new

1. Accessing information about public services (e.g. bus timetables)
2. Keeping in touch with family and friends at no extra cost
3. Finding more jobs and applying quickly
4. Accessing online learning resources
5. Connecting with healthcare services (e.g. making appointments, ordering prescriptions)
6. Managing and saving money (e.g. via online shopping and banking)
7. Finding information about personal interests
8. None of the above

1. Download and install software updates/patches when prompted
2. Avoid opening emails or attachments from unknown people
3. Use different passwords for different accounts
4. Set complex passwords
5. Change passwords for online accounts regularly
6. Avoid giving personal information online
7. Make sure my computer has up-to-date anti-virus software
8. Make sure my mobile phone has up-to-date anti-virus software
9. Make sure my home wi-fi is protected with a username and password
10. Back-up important information
11. None of these

1. Less likely to buy goods online
2. Less likely to bank online
3. Less likely to give personal information on websites
4. Only visit websites you know and trust
5. Only use your own computer / mobile device
6. Less likely to use the internet
7. No, None of the above

1. Currently hold a full UK driving licence (car or motorcycle)
2. Currently hold a provisional UK licence
3. Currently hold an overseas driving licence
4. Currently disqualified from driving
5. Licence suspended or surrendered on medical grounds
6. Never held a UK driving licence
7. Did not reapply for licence at age 70
8. Surrendered licence – given up driving

1. Every day
2. At least three times a week
3. Once or twice a week
4. At least 2 or 3 times a month
5. At least once a month
6. Less than once a month
7. Never

1. Very satisfied
2. Fairly satisfied
3. Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
4. Fairly dissatisfied
5. Very dissatisfied
6. No opinion

1. Never make that type of journey
2. Always use a car
3. Sometimes use a car/sometimes use another means of transport eg walk or bus
4. Never use a car/ always use another means of transport eg walk or bus

1. Very easy
2. Fairly easy
3. Neither easy nor difficult
4. Fairly difficult
5. Very difficult

1. Car clubs
2. Fuel efficient driver training courses
3. Electric vehicles
4. Cycle hire schemes

1. I already own an electric car or van
2. I am thinking about buying an electric car or van quite soon
3. I would consider buying an electric car or van in the future
4. I would not consider buying an electric car or van
5. I don’t drive/don’t need a car

1. Cost of vehicle purchase
2. Fuel or running costs
3. Battery: distance travelled on charge
4. Availability or convenience of recharging
5. Vehicle resale value
6. Vehicle performance, size, practicality or looks
7. Availability of different models
8. Environmentally friendly
9. Reliability
10. Opinion of friends and family

1. Limited choice (not many vehicles to choose from
2. Lack of knowledge about electric vehicles
3. Running costs (maintenance and fuel)
4. Cost of vehicle purchase
5. Battery – distance travelled on charge
6. Availability or convenience of charging points
7. Vehicle resale value
8. Vehicle performance, size, practicality or looks
9. Technology – doesn’t work or not proven
10. Opinion of friends and family
11. No intention to buy a car of any kind

1. I don’t have access to a bike
2. I can’t ride a bike
3. I have concerns about cycling in traffic
4. It’s too far to cycle to where I want to go
5. Health or fitness reasons
6. There aren’t enough safe places to lock your bike
7. The weather is often too cold or wet or windy
8. If I cycle to work, there would be nowhere to shower or change
9. Concerns about my personal safety when riding on dark or lonely routes
10. There’s no way to carry luggage or shopping on a bike.
11. It would be inconvenient
12. Other

1. Every day
2. Almost every day
3. Two or three times per week
4. About once a week
5. About once a fortnight
6. About once a month
7. Not used in the previous month

1. Strongly agree
2. Tend to agree
3. Neither agree nor disagree
4. Tend to disagree
5. Strongly disagree
6. No opinion

1. Every day
2. Almost every day
3. Two or three times per week
4. About once a week
5. About once a fortnight
6. About once a month
7. Not used in the previous month

1. Strongly agree
2. Tend to agree
3. Neither agree nor disagree
4. Tend to disagree
5. Strongly disagree
6. No opinion

1. None
2. Once or twice
3. Between 3 and 5 times
4. Between 6 and 10 times
5. More than 10 times
6. Have experienced but don’t know how often

1. Very easy
2. Fairly easy
3. Neither easy nor difficult
4. Fairly difficult
5. Very difficult

1. Yes, always
2. Yes, sometimes
3. Yes, occasionally
4. No, never

1. Strongly agree
2. Tend to agree
3. Neither agree nor disagree
4. Tend to disagree
5. Strongly disagree

1. Most days
2. At least once a week
3. About once a month
4. Once or twice a year
5. Not used in the past year
6. Never used

1. Very satisfied
2. Fairly satisfied
3. Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
4. Fairly dissatisfied
5. Very dissatisfied
6. No opinion

1. Very satisfied
2. Fairly satisfied
3. Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
4. Fairly dissatisfied
5. Very dissatisfied
6. No opinion

1. Strongly agree
2. Tend to agree
3. Neither agree nor disagree
4. Tend to disagree
5. Strongly disagree

1. Children’s education and schools
2. Youth or children’s activities outside school
3. Health, disability and wellbeing
4. Physical activity, sport and exercise (coaching, organising or otherwise helping out)
5. Local community or neighbourhood
6. Religion and belief
7. Hobbies and recreation
8. Groups aimed at supporting older people
9. Politics
10. Trade Unions, justice and human rights
11. Environmental protection
12. Culture and heritage
13. Emergency services, first aid and public safety
14. Adult guidance, advice and learning
15. Animal welfare
16. Other group(s) (please say what)
17. No, I have not given time to any groups or organisations in the last 12 months

1. Trust it a great deal
2. Tend to trust it
3. Tend to distrust it
4. Distrust it greatly

1. More than once per day
2. Every day
3. Several times a week
4. Once a week
5. Once or twice a month
6. Once every 2-3 months
7. Once or twice a year
8. Not at all

1. Cinema
2. Library (including mobile and online)
3. Classical music performance
4. Opera
5. Live music event – e.g. traditional music, rock concert
6. Theatre – e.g. pantomime / musical / play
7. Dance show / event – e.g. ballet, street dance
8. Comedy performance
9. Historic place – e.g. castle, stately home
10. Museum
11. Art gallery
12. Exhibition – including art, photography and crafts
13. Street arts (e.g. musical performances or art in parks, streets or shopping centre)
14. Culturally specific festival (e.g. Mela/Feis)
15. Book festival
16. Archive or records office (e.g. Scotland’s Family History Peoples Centre)
17. Streaming of a live performance (e.g. theatre, dance, concert or comedy performance)

1. At least once a week
2. Less often than once a week but at least once a month
3. Less often than once a month but at least 3-4 times a year
4. Twice in the last 12 months
5. Once in the last 12 months

1. Cinema
2. Library (including mobile and online)
3. Classical music performance
4. Opera
5. Live music event – e.g. traditional music, rock concert
6. Theatre – e.g. pantomime / musical / play
7. Dance show / event – e.g. ballet, street dance
8. Comedy performance
9. Historic place – e.g. castle, stately home
10. Museum
11. Art gallery
12. Exhibition – including art, photography and crafts
13. Street arts (e.g. musical performances or art in parks, streets or shopping centre)
14. Culturally specific festival (e.g. Mela/Feis)
15. Book festival
16. Archive or records office (e.g. Scotland’s Family History Peoples Centre)
17. Streaming of a live performance (e.g. theatre, dance, concert or comedy performance)

1. Lack of time
2. Cost of tickets
3. Too far away
4. Lack of transport
5. Lack of disabled access
6. Health problems
7. Lack of childcare
8. Not got people to go with
9. Not enough information on what is available
10. Don’t feel safe (either going to or at the event)
11. Just not got round to it
12. Lack of variety available
13. If more things appealed to me/more choice
14. Other

1. Read books, poetry or graphic novels/comics for pleasure (including on a Kindle or other mobile device)
2. Dance, either for fitness or not for fitness
3. Played a musical instrument or written music
4. Taken part in a theatrical performance such as a play, musical, comedty or variety performance (including production/backstage)
5. Sang in a singing group or choir
6. Painting, drawing, printmaking or sculpture
7. Photography as an artistic activity (not family or holiday ‘snaps’)
8. Film-making/ video-making as an artistic activity
9. Used a computer to produce artwork or animation
10. Crafts such as knitting, jewellery making, pottery etc.
11. Creative writing – stories, books, comics, plays or poetry
12. Viewed performances (e.g. music or dance) online on a smartphone, computer, smart tv etc
13. Viewed cultural content online (e.g. museum or heritage collections or artist’s work)
14. Shared art or creative content online that you have created yourself (such as digital art, music, dance, videos or recordings)
15. Other cultural activity

1. At least once a week
2. Less often than once a week but at least once a month
3. Less often than once a month but at least 3-4 times a year
4. Twice in the last 12 months
5. Once in the last 12 months

1. Read books, poetry or graphic novels/comics for pleasure (including on a Kindle or other mobile device)
2. Dance, either for fitness or not for fitness
3. Played a musical instrument or written music
4. Taken part in a theatrical performance such as a play, musical, comedty or variety performance (including production/backstage)
5. Sang in a singing group or choir
6. Painting, drawing, printmaking or sculpture
7. Photography as an artistic activity (not family or holiday ‘snaps’)
8. Film-making/ video-making as an artistic activity
9. Used a computer to produce artwork or animation
10. Crafts such as knitting, jewellery making, pottery etc.
11. Creative writing – stories, books, comics, plays or poetry
12. Viewed performances (e.g. music or dance) online on a smartphone, computer, smart tv etc
13. Viewed cultural content online (e.g. museum or heritage collections or artist’s work)
14. Shared art or creative content online that you have created yourself (such as digital art, music, dance, videos or recordings)
15. Other cultural activity

1. Lack of time
2. Lack of money
3. Lack of equipment
4. Lack of facilities in my area
5. Lack of transport
6. Lack of disabled access
7. Health problems
8. Lack of childcare
9. Not got people to do things with
10. Don’t know how to get started
11. Just not got round to it
12. Not enough information on what is available
13. Other
14. Nothing

1. Strongly agree
2. Tend to agree
3. Neither agree nor disagree
4. Tend to disagree
5. Strongly disagree

1. Makes me feel happy / something I really enjoy
2. Improves my physical health and fitness
3. Improves my mental health and wellbeing
4. Takes my mind off my problems
5. Allows me to socialise with other people and make new friends
6. I am learning new skills / knowledge
7. Helps me to feel part of my local community
8. Makes me think and opens my mind to other opinions, perspectives and cultures
9. Other reason

1. Walking (at least 30 minutes for recreational purposes)
2. Swimming
3. Football
4. Cycling (at least 30 minutes for recreational, health, training or competition purposes)
5. Keep Fit / Aerobics
6. Multigym use / Weight Training
7. Golf
8. Running / Jogging
9. Snooker / Billiards / Pool
10. Dancing
11. Bowls
12. Other – please say what (e.g. Angling, Badminton, Judo, Horse-riding, Skiing, Sailing, Yoga, Croquet)

1. Climate change is an immediate and urgent problem
2. Climate change is more of a problem for the future
3. Climate change is not really a problem
4. I’m still not convinced that climate change is happening

G. None of the time
T. Rarely
F. Some of the time
N. Often
B. All of the time

1. Vision (for example, blindness or partial sight)
2. Hearing (for example, deafness or partial hearing)
3. Mobility (for example walking short distances or climbing stairs)
4. Dexterity (for example lifting and carrying objects, using a keyboard)
5. Learning or understanding or concentrating
6. Memory
7. Mental Health
8. Stamina or breathing or fatigue
9. Socially or behaviourally (for example associated with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) which includes Asperger’s, or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD))
10. Other, please say what

1. Every day
2. Almost every day
3. Two or three times per week
4. About once a week
5. About once a fortnight
6. About once a month
7. Not used concessionary fare pass in the past month

1. Up to 4 hours a week
2. 5-19 hours a week
3. 20-34 hours a week
4. 35-49 hours a week
5. 50 or more hours a week or continuous care
6. Varies

1. Working as an employee (or temporarily away)
2. On a Government-sponsored training scheme (or temporarily away>
3. Self-employed or freelance (or temporarily away)
4. Working unpaid for own or family’s business (or temporarily away)
5. Doing any other kind of paid work (or temporarily away)