Fees and Funding

Fees are payable on a half termly basis, our sessions are £19.50 per 3-hour session. Fees must still be paid if children are absent without notice for a short period of time. If your child has to be absent over a long period of time, please contact the chair of the committee or the leader of the Pre-school. For your child to keep her/his place at the Pre-school, you must pay the fees.

We are in receipt of nursery education funding for three and four year olds; where funding is not received, then fees apply. If you are in receipt of any non-working benefits you could be eligible for a free early learning and childcare place for your two year old.

Nursery Education Grant – Flexible funding for three and four year olds.

Flexible entitlement means that any child aged between three and four years old is entitled to 15 hours of free nursery education. Children are eligible from the term after their third birthday and the entitlement can be used flexibly between pre-school session times and with other settings. Please see a member of staff for more information.

Government Childcare Offers including 30 hours funding

Parents can check whether they could be eligible for a range of government childcare offers, including 30 hours funding for 3 and 4 year olds, 15 hours of funding for 2 year olds and Tax-Free Childcare via Childcare Choices at: https://www.childcarechoices.gov.uk/

 

Early Years Pupil Premium funding (EYPP) and Disability Access Fund

The government have a funding scheme for three and four year olds in order to best support children’s progress. The setting is given extra money to be able to support your child with their learning and development. This is open to all children that attend the setting if their parents or the child meets the eligibility criteria.

See www.gov.uk/get-extra-early-years-funding for more information and eligibility criteria.