Other settings are available locally and may be able to offer a range of funded places

https://www.northyorks.gov.uk/children-and-families/early-education-and-childcare/families-information-service

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Funded hours are free at the point of delivery and have no strings attached.

All children are entitled to 15 funded hours of childcare & education from the term after they turn 3 years old.

Families on certain benefits may also be informed that they too are entitled to up to 15 hours the term after their child is 2 years old.

Working families may be able to access up to 30 funded hours from the term after their child turns 2 years old.

 https://beststartinlife.gov.uk/childcare-early-years-education/

​​Extra charges associated with all places​

​​​Any hours taken over and above your funded entitlement will be charged at our current rate.​

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Unfortunately we also have to charge £10 for

late collection, so please try to be on time

to pick up your child as it can also

cause upset & anxiety for them

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Due to the current economic climate we may only be able to offer:

• privately funded places for 3 & 4 year olds**

• government funded 2 year old places* for 'those who need us most'.

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Funded Early Learning for 2 year olds

We can offer up to 15 hours of early learning each week for families in England who get extra support, like those on Universal Credit or children with an Education, Health, and Care Plan.

You will need to bring your funding code

to secure a place. 

Early years education can help little ones make friends and play, developing their social and practical skills in a safe place that works alongside what you do at home. This early start can set your child up for a lifetime of learning and success.

Don't worry, once your child turns 3 they will continue to have a funded space* - usually with Early Years Pupil Premium attached so that we can continue to offer the extra support they may need. 

https://beststartinlife.gov.uk/childcare-early-years-education/15-and-30-hours-support/additional-support/

You will need to provide your funding code

to secure a place.

Check here if you think you are eligible

​https://www.northyorks.gov.uk/children-and-families/early-education-and-childcare/education-and-childcare-families-two-year-olds-receiving-support

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We provide self service snack throughout the sessions.

Children are encouraged to be independent, making healthy choices, pouring their own drinks, eating whole fruits or chopping their own. They are also learning to be aware of the needs of others & be good role models.

We offer a choice of fruit or cereal every day and sometimes toast, cheese & crackers or occasional seasonal 'treats' such as pancakes or hot cross buns.

We can provide for all children's dietary requirements and are allergy aware.

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All staff have level 3 paediatric first aid training which covers choking & anaphylaxis 

Some children stay all day or just for lunch at the end of their morning session.

We ensure that children are supervised at snack & mealtimes and that children are within sight and hearing of a member of staff

We all eat our packed lunch together, chatting with friends and sharing what we have been doing during the morning. 

​We encourage parents to pack a healthy lunch but not to overwhelm their child with quantity or choice

Meat and dairy products begin to deteriorate once removed from the refrigerator and should be kept below 5 degrees. Therefore if your child stays for lunch we recommend that you place a cool block/icepack inside their lunchbox. 

Please do not include any products containing nuts.

Please provide nappies, wipes and spare clothes. There will be accidents especially when toilet training so please send your child with plenty of extras.

We try to provide a listening ear, support you with behaviour, speech & language worries, SEND, safeguarding and Early Help for both children & families.

Please ask!