Prices & Funding
Fees
The fees for all our sessions (including lunch club) for children not covered by funding are £4 per hour. If eligible for funding, you may use this to cover any sessions (including lunch club).
If your child attends another setting, you can split your funding between providers and, if attending more sessions than you have funding for, we can claim for some of the sessions and invoice you for others.
In general, we ask for fees to be paid either in one go or in two installments, however we are happy to discuss individual payment plans e.g. monthly payments or payments timed to suit personal circumstances. Invoices will be provided within 10 days of your child commencing with us. We also accept payment by childcare vouchers.
Snack Money
We request a voluntary contribution of 25 pence per session to help cover the cost of snacks. We endeavor to provide children with a range of healthy snacks. Examples of snacks include fruit, yogurt and toast.
Your child will receive milk free of charge under the government's Nursery Milk Scheme.
Government Funding
15h FUNDING FOR SOME 2 YEAR OLDS
We are happy to accept children in receipt of 2y funding. This link has more information on eligibility criteria and how to apply.
15h FUNDING FOR ALL 3Y/4Y OLDS
We participate in the Derbyshire Early Years Partnership Scheme. This provides FREE places from the term after your child's 3rd Birthday. The scheme entitles you to claim for 15 hours of early years education. Some three and four-year olds may be eligible to extend their funded hours to 30 (see below).
Check out this link for more information on Early Years Funding in general.
30h (15 additional hours) FUNDING FOR 3y/4y OLDS FOR WORKING FAMILIES (INCL. SELF EMPLOYED)
From September17, as well as the universal 15 hours entitlement for all 3 and 4 year olds, there is an extended entitlement to increase the free hours available to 30 hours for some families.
Please take a look at
https://www.childcarechoices.gov.uk or https://www.gov.uk/childcare-calculator to check eligibility for a range of government childcare offers, including 30 hours and tax free childcare (below). Those who could be eligible will be directed to the digital childcare service to apply.
TAX FREE CHILDCARE
From 2017, there is a new government scheme "Tax-Free Childcare" set up to help parents pay for childcare in England. For every £8 a parent pays in to their Childcare Account, the government will add £2 and the money in the account can be used to pay for childcare. Please see this link for more details [opens in a new window].
We are in the process of registering so we can accept payments from Childcare Accounts.
Fees
The fees for all our sessions (including lunch club) for children not covered by funding are £4 per hour. If eligible for funding, you may use this to cover any sessions (including lunch club).
If your child attends another setting, you can split your funding between providers and, if attending more sessions than you have funding for, we can claim for some of the sessions and invoice you for others.
In general, we ask for fees to be paid either in one go or in two installments, however we are happy to discuss individual payment plans e.g. monthly payments or payments timed to suit personal circumstances. Invoices will be provided within 10 days of your child commencing with us. We also accept payment by childcare vouchers.
Snack Money
We request a voluntary contribution of 25 pence per session to help cover the cost of snacks. We endeavor to provide children with a range of healthy snacks. Examples of snacks include fruit, yogurt and toast.
Your child will receive milk free of charge under the government's Nursery Milk Scheme.
Government Funding
15h FUNDING FOR SOME 2 YEAR OLDS
We are happy to accept children in receipt of 2y funding. This link has more information on eligibility criteria and how to apply.
15h FUNDING FOR ALL 3Y/4Y OLDS
We participate in the Derbyshire Early Years Partnership Scheme. This provides FREE places from the term after your child's 3rd Birthday. The scheme entitles you to claim for 15 hours of early years education. Some three and four-year olds may be eligible to extend their funded hours to 30 (see below).
Check out this link for more information on Early Years Funding in general.
30h (15 additional hours) FUNDING FOR 3y/4y OLDS FOR WORKING FAMILIES (INCL. SELF EMPLOYED)
From September17, as well as the universal 15 hours entitlement for all 3 and 4 year olds, there is an extended entitlement to increase the free hours available to 30 hours for some families.
Please take a look at
https://www.childcarechoices.gov.uk or https://www.gov.uk/childcare-calculator to check eligibility for a range of government childcare offers, including 30 hours and tax free childcare (below). Those who could be eligible will be directed to the digital childcare service to apply.
TAX FREE CHILDCARE
From 2017, there is a new government scheme "Tax-Free Childcare" set up to help parents pay for childcare in England. For every £8 a parent pays in to their Childcare Account, the government will add £2 and the money in the account can be used to pay for childcare. Please see this link for more details [opens in a new window].
We are in the process of registering so we can accept payments from Childcare Accounts.