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Fees and Funding

Session Times

We take children from the age of 18 months and offer flexibility to accommodate busy families with extended breakfast club, lunch club, after school club and a holiday club which runs depending on demand.

We are open 8am – 6pm 5 days per week (closed bank holidays).

 

We suggest that 2 sessions a week for most children ensures consistency and allows a child to settle as they get to know staff, children, and help to make the routine much easier.

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Breakfast club: 8am-9am

Morning session: 9am-12pm

Lunch club: 12pm-1pm

Afternoon session: 12pm-3pm​

Afterschool club: hourly 3pm-6pm

Fees (as of April 2025)

18 months : 2 years: hourly fee £6.50

2-3 years : hourly fee £6.25

3-4 years : hourly fee £5.75

 

Monthly voluntary consumable/service charge: 

£20 for 30 hour funded 

£15 for 15 hours funded.  

Breakfast - £1.50 (additional to hourly fee, you can opt out of this service)

Lunch- £2.75 (additional to hourly fee, you can opt out of this service)

Tea time meal - £2 (additional to hourly fee, between 5-6pm)

Funding

Funding eligibility

Please follow the link to see if you are entitled to funding

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15 hours funding for families

If you live and work in England you may be entitled to 15 hours funded childcare support from the term after your child turns 9 months old, until they start school. From the term after your child's 3rd birthday, this can be combined with the 15 hour entitlement for all 3 and 4 year olds to make up 30 hours of funded support over 38 weeks of the year.

You can usually get funded childcare for working parents if you (and your partner, if you have one) are:

-In work or starting a new job

-On sick leave or annual leave

-On shared parental, maternity, paternity or adoption leave

 

The amount of funded childcare you can get depends on:

-Your child’s age and circumstances

-Your income (and your partner’s income, if you have one)

-Your immigration status

 

If your child is 2 years old and receiving some additional forms of support, they may be entitled to 15 hours early learning under a separate scheme. If you meet both sets of eligibility criteria, you must apply through the 15 hours early learning scheme. To apply for this scheme, you will need to contact your childcare provider or your local council.

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All 3 and 4-year-olds who live in England are entitled to this offer irrespective of income levels, benefit status, or family circumstances.

Vouchers

We accept child care vouchers through your employer and welcome parents using the Tax Free Childcare scheme.

 

There is a 3 and 4 year old funding monthly contribution towards consumables of £15 (please contact a member of staff asap if at any time you are experiencing difficulties in making payment to avoid any late fees incurring).

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