Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, once your child is registered we can provide you with the details needed. If your workplace is using vouchers with a company we have not used before, don’t worry we can set up an account with them.
No, you can attend any amount of sessions you require. If you start and your child is still a bit unsettled we would suggest that you come in for more settles in between the normal days attended.
We welcome children to bring in any comforters that may help them settle on their visits.
Yes, if you are collecting early and it’s possible for you, we just ask that you let us know so that we can prepare anything your child may need in advance to take home or arrange a suitable time for them to attend a short outing if they are going out, for example to the library
We will email your invoice to you around the 22nd of the month, fees are due by the 1st day of the following month and are paid in advance. We accept payment through cheque, standing order or debit/credit card. NB 2.5% will be added to any credit card payments.
No, we would only require a deposit once your child has been born, however we do still require the £30.00 registration fee
Yes, we generally ask for one months notice but understand that circumstances do change.
Yes, as long as we have availability for the changes you need we can change your sessions. We do require at least one months notice of the changes. If you are adding sessions and we have the availability we can do this with immediate effect. Again if we have the availability we can also offer extra sessions as a one off if you ever required this.
Yes we offer a 5% discount on the oldest child and then this automatically removed when they leave the setting, we also offer a 50% reduction on the deposit if both children will be attending more than 2 full days a week
Yes, we have an EYFS policy and procedure which explains in detail how we follow this, we aim to include parents/carers in the learning and development of their child/ren at all times
Yes, each child is allocated a ‘keyperson’ who will look after their personal, health, social and developmental needs. The child will be introduced to their key person during their settling-in sessions. This keyperson will liase with you on a frequent basis, and will build up a firm relationship so that you feel confident to speak to the keyworker regarding your child, celebrating achievements and discussing worries or concerns.
Yes, Ofsted require us to be 50% qualified but at present over 70% of our staff are qualified with a Level 2 childcare qualification or above.