Fees
Our fees are structured to be inclusive
with no hidden costs.
Fees include breakfast, mid-morning fruit snacks, drinks, a well-balanced 2 course lunch and high tea where appropriate.
Our fees also include extra-curricular consumables and activities, such as additional speech and language support, tennis, yoga and music workshops.
Children aged 0-3 years
Minimum of 4 sessions (please note a half day is one session)
Morning
8am - 1pm
£38.00
Afternoon
1.15pm - 6pm
£37.00
Full Day
8am - 6pm
£69.00
Children aged 3 to under 5 years
Minimum of 4 sessions (please note a half day is one session) for children accessing Universal and Extended Funding.
Morning
8am - 1pm
£37.00
Afternoon
1.15pm - 6pm
£36.00
Full Day
8am - 6pm
£68.00
Help with childcare costs
Early Education Funding (EEF)
Every child is eligible for the Universal 15 hours of EEF in the term after their 3rd birthday.
In addition to Universal funding we offer Extended 15 hours of EEF (known as 30 hours government funding).
These hours are available for 51 weeks per year and only offered on the stretched basis and parents will receive a maximum of 22 hours funding per week claiming Universal and Extended Funding.
Sessions are subject to availability and eligibility, terms and conditions apply.
Some two year olds may be eligible for EEF sessions. Please contact the nursery for further information.
To check if you are eligible for the Extended Early Education Funding please follow this link and apply
Parents/Carers can get more help with childcare costs through Tax-Free Childcare, Tax Credits or Universal Credit
Tax-Free Childcare
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For working parents, including the self-employed.
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With children under 12 (or under 17 if disabled).
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For every £8 parents pay in, the government will add an extra £2, up to £2,000 per child per year (up to £4,000 for disabled children).
To apply, parents/carers must sign up online via the HMRC Childcare Service:
Tax Credits for Childcare
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For working families.
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With children under 16 (or under 17 if disabled).
Universal Credit for Childcare
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For working families claiming Universal Credit.
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With children under 17.
Childcare Calculator
The government provides a childcare calculator which provides an estimate of how much parents/carers could get to help pay for approved childcare. As well as 15 and 30 hours childcare it also calculates if parents/carers might be eligible for Tax Credits, Universal Credits, Tax-Free Childcare or help whilst studying.
The calculator can be found here: www.childcarechoices.gov.uk