Opening Hours
| Opening Hours | Monday |
|---|---|
| Full Day | 9.00 AM - 5.00PM |
| Morning | 9.00 AM - 1.00PM |
| Afternoon | 1.00 PM - 5.00PM |
Term Dates
| Autumn Term | |
|---|---|
| Autumn term part 1: | 3rd September and 18th October 2018 |
| Half Term: | 22nd October - 26th October 2018 |
| Autumn term part 2: | 29th October - 21st December 2018 |
| Christmas Holidays: | 24th December - 4th January 2019 |
| Spring Term | |
| Spring term part 1: | 7th January - 15th February 2019 |
| Half Term: | 18th February - 22nd February 2019 |
| Spring term part 2: | 25th February - 5th April 2019 |
| Easter Holiday: | 8th April - 23rd April 2019 |
| Summer Term | |
| Summer term part 1: | 24th April 2019- 24th May 2019 |
| Half Term: | 27th May - 31st May 2019 |
| Summer terml part 2: | 3rd June - 23rd July 2019 |
| Summer break: | 25th July - September 2019 |
Funded Childcare
Currently, all parents of three- and four-year-old children are entitled to a universal offer of 15 hours’ funded childcare per week, an offer also extended to the most disadvantaged two-year-olds. As of September 2017, the government introduced a new scheme, known as 30 Hours Childcare, which will provide an additional 15 funded hours to working parents of three- and four-year-olds. Some parents could therefore be eligible for up to 30 hours of funded childcare per week.
To find out more, and to see whether you are eligible, visit the Childcare Choices website.
Fees
| 2-3 years | 3-5 Years | |
|---|---|---|
| Weekly Rate | £323.75 | £229.25 |
| Daily Rate | £64.75 | £45.85 |
| Extra Hours | £7.00 | £7.00 |
*Fees for two, three and four years olds who are entitled to funded 15 and 30 hour places will be calculated at £7 per hour for each hour over those funded by Government. So, for example, the fees for a child who attends for 50 hours per week and has 15 funded hours would be 35 hours x £7 = £245 per week. A child who is entitled to 30 funded hours and attends for 50 hours would cost £140 per week. Please contact us for an accurate calculation of the cost of your child’s care needs.
Help With Childcare Costs
If you would find it difficult to pay the fees in full, there is a lot of help available to pay for childcare costs. You can get up to 80% of your childcare costs paid for via working tax credit. Use HMRC's calculator to find out what is available to you. The calculator is here.