Brochure - Village Nursery Geecross

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Brochure - Village Nursery Geecross
WARM WELCOME
A note from the Owner – Ruth Morrison
We are a very caring and loving community-based Nursery; dedicated to
the well-being of every child in our care. Being a new nursery, we have been
able to ensure from the beginning that we have the best resources and
facilities so our children can access the Early Years Foundation Stage, under
the guidance of qualified and experience staff, to develop to their full
potential.
The prospect of anyone, other than yourself or your close loved ones, looking
after your child is very daunting and looking for the perfect place to do this
can be a very emotional experience. We understand this and want to do
everything in our power to support you and help to put your mind at rest that
when you leave them, they are happy and given the care and support
throughout the day that they deserve.
Our main aim is to provide a secure and stimulating environment, where
children will grow and learn through encouragement and enjoyment. We pride
ourselves on our close relationships with parents and carers and consider this a
fundamental part of your child’s learning and development.
With your support, our excellent facilities and highly-qualified and experienced
staff, we can give your child the best and most enjoyable start to their future
and lay secure foundations that will stay with them for life.
Please visit our website (www.thevillagenursery-geecross.com)
for more information and like us on facebook
(www.facebook.com/villagenurserygeecross) for regular updates.
Tel: 0161 366 5667
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.thevillagenursery-geecross.com
PARENTS & CARERS
Thank you for your interest in The Village Nursery and Pre-School.
Please see the Information and Welcome Pack for the care, education and
excellent facilities we offer.
We are an exceptional nursery dedicated to the well-being of every child in
our care. Our ethos is to provide a safe, stimulating and caring environment
where children are given the opportunity to learn and develop at their own
pace. It is a great privilege and an enormous responsibility working with young
children and our professional, qualified and experienced staff aim to ensure
that your child's time at the nursery is happy, enjoyable and the very best
possible experience following the Early Year's Foundation Stage.
If you have not already had a tour of our nursery you may either call in or
telephone to arrange a suitable and convenient time to do this.
If you have had a tour, please contact us for any further information you need.
Yours sincerely,
KERRY COUPS
Nursery Manager
Tel: 0161 366 5667
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.thevillagenursery-geecross.com
OUR FACILITIES
The Village Nursery and Pre-school
Security
Ensuring that your child is safe and secure in nursery is
paramount. Anybody entering the building, who is not a
recognised person, will have their identity checked.
Only persons named on a child’s registration form are able to
collect unless we are notified in writing in advance. Any
person collecting a child from the nursery must know that
child’s personal password, which is created by the
parent/carer when registering their child with us.
Each room has security cameras and screens linked to our
intercom system to monitor who is entering the building. No
unauthorised person has access to the main building and
children’s rooms without a staff member releasing the doors
and allowing them access.
The Reception area is supervised at all times by a member of
the management team.
Off-Road Parking
Our large car park provides enough space for you to drop
off and pick up your child safely. The car park is solely for
the use of parents, staff and visitors of The Village Nursery
and Pre-school only and this is continually monitored by
CCTV, ensuring that staff are aware of who is entering the
grounds of the nursery throughout the day.
Healthy Eating
We are very proud of our Nutrition and Oral Health Award
of Carers of the Under Fives.
We are a healthy nursery and believe that nurseries play a
crucial role in helping children to develop healthy eating
habits that will stay with them for the rest of their lives.
Our on-site chef prepares and cooks all meals fresh that day
using the finest ingredients. We provide at least four servings
of fruit and vegetables every day and ensure that children
have access to fresh water throughout the day. All staff who
handle food have a Level two in Food Hygiene.
Turtle Kiddy Bus
Outdoor Areas
Our outdoor play areas are designed to provide the
children with the space to play and learn in safe and
secure environments. The Toddlers, Preppies and
Pre-schoolers all have their own outdoor areas, whilst the
babies can access of three areas throughout the day. All of
the areas have artificial grass, making them more
weatherproof and a safer surface area for the children to play
and take risks.
Our Turtle Kiddy Bus enables staff to take children out
and about in our local area safely and comfortably.
The EYFS places strong emphasis on the importance and
value of daily outdoor experiences for children’s learning and
development and our Turtle Kiddy Bus enables our children
to get regular opportunities to explore and learn in the
outdoor environment.
Parent Workshops
Our experienced and highly-qualified staff run frequent
workshops for parents to support with different aspects of
childcare and education throughout the different age-phases.
These are free of charge for our nursery families.
Tel: 0161 366 5667
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.thevillagenursery-geecross.com
OUR ROOMS
The Village Nursery and Pre-school
The nursery environment plays a crucial part in children’s wellbeing. In the early days, children develop so
quickly and our four rooms are designed to cater for the different stages of development.
THE BABY ROOM (3-15 MONTHS)
THE TODDLER ROOM (15 - 24 MONTHS)
Where it all begins! During this important phase, babies
are exploring the world around them with all their senses
and their whole bodies and so the resources and activities
support and encourage children’s strong exploratory
impulses.
Toddlers are extremely busy people! Language
development, new found pretend play, independence,
developing control over their own bodies, learning to be
together, emotional highs and lows and repeated patterns
of play, are just a few skills that these little learners are
working on.
Getting enough sleep is important for a young child for
many reasons, from restoring energy to building brain
connections and fuelling physical growth. Our Baby Room
has an enclosed sleep area where they can be tucked in nice
and cosy for uninterrupted naptimes.
Our carpeted area provides a soft environment for babies to
crawl, roll, shuffle and wriggle whilst the messy play area has
non-slip flooring; keeping children safe throughout their
different types of play. We adopt a no-shoes policy for
cleanliness and the safety of the babies, who play at
floorlevel.
There are baby changing facilities and a food prep area to
ensure that staff do not need to leave the room and are
supervising the children at all times.
The babies will have access to all of our outdoor areas and
will be taken out by the Baby Room staff to sing songs,
investigate the environment, play games and have snacks on
fine days.
Tel: 0161 366 5667
We plan play experiences in the Toddler Room that focus on
children’s social relationships to help support their growing
sense of themselves and to encourage confidence and
self-esteem. Children are supported in understanding that
there are rules for being together with others by always
encouraging patience and tolerance and modelling positive
ways to treat one another.
The staff in the Toddler Room support the children with
toilet training and our toilet facilities (including a toilet and
toilet training seat, potties and nappy changing facilities)
have been designed to make this easier for both children and
staff. The Toddler Room have their own outdoor space at
the rear of the building, which is interlinked with the
Preppies outdoor space to enable the children to mix and
play together. This will enable a smooth transition between
the two spaces for when the children are ready to move up
to the Preppies Room. This outdoor area also links with the
gardening area, where children can dig, plant and grow fruit
and vegetables throughout the year.
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.thevillagenursery-geecross.com
OUR ROOMS The Village Nursery and Pre-school
THE PREPPIES ROOM (24 – 36 MONTHS)
THE PRE-SCHOOL DEPARTMENT (3-5 YEARS)
Between the ages of two and three, toddlers take huge
steps in their development. They are now much more
physically able, they are keen to explore and imitate the
world around them and they need more space, time and
freedom to do this. Children are building friendships as
well as their language development.
By the time the children reach pre-school age, they have a
much more skilled approach to play and exploration. Their
role-play and social interactions are important in helping
them understand the world around them. Our role, as
pre-school practitioners, is to support children through
their ideas and investigations.
As those of you with children of this age will know, they ask A
LOT of questions! We can learn an awful lot about what
children are interested in by the questions they ask and are
able to plan exciting and stimulating activities based on the
children’s own interests.
Our Pre-school Department is a large area located on the first
floor with continuous outdoor provision onto their own roof
terrace. There is a separate dining area where the children can
begin to develop independence by being involved in
organising their own meals and clearing away afterwards with
support. The separate dining area for the older children is
designed to encourage social skills and prepare them for
lunchtime routines at primary school.
The staff in the Preppies Room continue to support the
children with toilet training and our toilet facilities (including
a toilet and toilet training seat, potties and nappy changing
facilities) have been designed to make this easier for both
children and staff.
The Preppies Room has their own outdoor space at the side
of the building, which is interlinked with the gardening area as
well as the toddler’s outdoor space to enable the children to
mix and play together.
Our older rooms focus on learning through a variety of child
initiated, adult initiated and adult led learning experiences as
well as a balance of more focused learning. Our Pre-school
Department is run by our Pre-school Manager, who has Early
Years Teacher Status. As well as planning exciting activities
based on the children’s own interests to motivate and inspire
them during the learning process, the children also receive
daily phonics sessions from the Letters and Sounds Phonics
Programme that is taught in most schools to give the children
an excellent start to their primary education. Children’s early
reading skills are also supported through regular shared
reading sessions and children take home library books and
home-reader, from our reading scheme, which are changed
regularly. They also have access to equipment, such as
numicon to help support early mathematical development.
Opportunities to promote learning in the seven areas of
Learning and Development will be provided extensively
within every room in our nursery and in particular, the three
'prime areas':
• communication and language;
• physical development;
• personal, social and emotional development.
Tel: 0161 366 5667
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.thevillagenursery-geecross.com
PARENT’S GUIDE
to the EYFS at The Village Nursery and Pre-school
The Early Years Foundation Stage is a framework that sets the standards for early years development,
learning and welfare from birth to five years of age. It provides a structure to guide carers with providing
provision. The Early Years Foundation Stage is comprised of four complementary themes:
“A Unique Child”
A recognition that each child develops in different ways, at
different rates and each area of development is equally
important. Respecting the diversity of individuals, promoting
non-discriminatory practice. Not only keeping young
children safe, but encouraging self-esteem and helping build
resilience.
Conversely, imagine teaching your child in a fixed,
outcome-led fashion, where there is no intrinsic motivation
for them to learn what you want to teach. “Active Learning”
is the opposite of this – children are involved, interested and
engaged with what they are learning. In this way, they will
learn to make connections, be creative and think critically
about the world and their important place in it.
“Positive Relationships”
KEY PERSON
Interactions with and between children and adults at nursery
should always be respectful, providing positive role-models
and demonstrating caring, respectful behaviour is very much
part of supporting children in their learning. Viewing parents
and carers in a partnership role and working together will
have a positive impact on children. Practitioners who are
able to ‘tune in’ rather than talk at children will be more
effective than any resources. The aim of a ‘key person’ is to
build a special relationship with their children and families
and help children be confident, self assured and independent.
Every child will be allocated a Key Person. The role of a Key
Person is to help your child to settle in and to build up a
relationship with you so you feel you can discuss your child’s
progress and development at any time you like. Your child’s
Key Person will also be responsible for ensuring that records
are kept up to date.
“Enabling Environments”
Starting with the child means observing to find out about
what they like, dislike, need, want, are interested in and can
do. From this we can plan activities and resources that are
relevant to each child. A rich and varied learning environment, indoor and out, will support learning and development
and provide children with the confidence to explore further.
Providing children with a wider view of the world and the
wider explore essential in helping them make sense of what
they see and hear.
ASSESSING LEARNING AND REPORTING
PROGRESS
Every child has their own ‘Learning Journey’, which
monitors progress against the Early Learning Goals (ELG)
via observations and photographs taken throughout the
day. Evidence is collected continually and kept up to date
by your child’s Key Person. These records are as much for
you as they are for us and you are welcome to come into
nursery to look through your child’s Learning Journey at
any point (or take it home and return it at a later date if
required).
“Learning and Development”
In our Baby and Toddler Room, children also receive a Daily
Diary Sheet which records nap times, meals, nappies,
toileting, favourite activities, learning, accidents, medicines
and anything else we feel is relevant.
Children’s play is their learning! Consider your child when
they are deeply involved in play, doing something they clearly
enjoy – playing with blocks, role play, puzzles, exploring
textures, mark-making – this is at it’s highest level!
You will be invited into nursery during the year for parent
consultations to discuss your child’s progress and overall
well-being and will also receive written reports.
Tel: 0161 366 5667
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.thevillagenursery-geecross.com
EXAMPLE WEANING MENU
The Village Nursery and Pre-school
WEEK 1 & WEEK 3
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
LUNCH
12pm -12.40pm
Courgette
cream
Blended
Sweet potato
Carrot
cream
Vegetable
puree
Broccoli
soup
SNACK
3.20pm - 4pm
Mashed
banana
Pear
puree
Petit
filous
Peach
puree
Apple
puree
WEEK 2 & WEEK 4
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
LUNCH
12pm -12.40pm
Butternut
squash
White cabbage
soup
Zucchini &
potato
Cauliflower
soup
Leak &
potato soup
SNACK
3.20pm - 4pm
Peach
puree
Petit
filous
Mashed
banana
Petit
filous
Pear
puree
WEANING STAGE 2 (6-9 MONTHS)
WEEK 1 & WEEK 3
BREAKFAST
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Toasted brown bread with butter or melted cheese / selection of porridge
oats with formula milk
SNACK
10.15am
Variety of fresh fruit / formula / water
LUNCH
12pm -12.40pm
Courgette &
chicken cream
Blended sweet
potato & white fish
Carrot cream
with cheese
Salmon &
vegetable puree
SNACK
Sliced
banana
Sliced
pear
Petit
filous
Peach
Apple
slices
WEEK 1 & WEEK 3
Monday
Tuesday
Thursday
Friday
BREAKFAST
Wednesday
Toasted brown bread with butter or melted cheese / selection of porridge
oats with formula milk
SNACK
10.15am
Variety of fresh fruit / formula / water
LUNCH
12pm -12.40pm
Butternut
squash & cheese
White
cabbage soup
Zucchini & mashed
potato with chicken
SNACK
Peach
slices
Petit
filous
Banana
slices
Tel: 0161 366 5667
Beef & broccoli
cream soup
E-mail: [email protected]
Cauliflower cream
Leak & potato
with white fish
cream with cheese
Petit
filous
Pear
Web: www.thevillagenursery-geecross.com
EXAMPLE MENU
The Village Nursery and Pre-school
Toasted Pitta, Humous
and Cherry Tomatoes
Baked Apples and
Dairy-Free Custard
Spanish Quorn Chicken
with Rice and
Vegetables
Pancakes with Natural
Yogurt and Blueberries
Gluten Free and Dairy
Free Pancakes with
Dairy-Free Yogurt and
Blueberries
Salmon Fish Pie with
Broccoli
Vegetable and
Courgette Bake with
Broccoli
Fruit Kebabs and
Yoghurt Dip
Spaghetti Bolognaise
with Hidden Veg and
Garlic Bread
Fruit Kebabs and Soya
Yoghurt Dip
Super-Veg
Gluten-Free
Spaghetti with
Gluten-Free Garlic
Bread
Blueberry Muffins
Gluten-Free and
Dairy-Free Fairy
Cakes
Cheese and Onion
Pie with new
Potatoes and Green
Beans
Homemade Gluten-Free
and Dairy-Free Tomato
and Basil Quiche with
new Potatoes and
Green Beans
Homemade Banana
Icecream
Tel: 0161 366 5667
Homemade Dairy-Free
Strawberry Icecream
Alternative
Toasted Glute-Free
Pitta, Humous and
Cherry Tomatoes
Sardines on Toast
Alternative
Bean’s on Free-from
toast
Oatcakes, Cream
Cheese and Vegetable
Sticks
Alternative
Gluten-Free Oatcakes,
Dairy-Free Cream
Cheese and Vegetable
Sticks
Sunshine Soup with
Lentils and Croutons
Alternative
Sunshine Soup with
Gluten-Free Bread
Beans and Cheese
Bake with Dippy
Crackers
Alternative
Beans and Dairy-Free
Cheese Bake with
Dippy Glute-Free
Crackers
MONDAY
Gluten-Free and
Dairy-Free Macaroni
Cheese with Hidden
Vegetables
LUNCH
Chicken in Creamy
Mushroom Sauce with
Mash and Green Beans
TUESDAY
Spanish Chicken with
Rice and Vegetables
HIGH TEA
Homemade Meatloaf
with Hidden Veg and
Sweet Potato Mash
WEDNESDAY
Baked Apples and
Custard
ALTERNATIVE
THURSDAY
Macaroni Cheese with
Ham and Vegetables
WEEK ONE
FRIDAY
FRIDAY
THURSDAY
WEDNESDAY
TUESDAY
MONDAY
LUNCH
E-mail: [email protected]
Rice Pudding with
strawberry coulis
WEEK TWO
ALTERNATIVE
HIGH TEA
Quorn Chicken in
Dairy-Free Creamy
Mushroom Sauce with
Mash and Green Beans
Texas Caviar with
Carrot Sticks
Homemade Gluten-Free
Digestive Biscuits
Homemade
Vegetarian ‘Meatloaf’
with Hidden Veg and
Sweet Potato Mash
Warm Banana
Roll-Ups
Fruit Roll-Ups
Spiced Chickpea and
Vegetable Tagine with
Rice
Spiced Chickpea and
Vegetable Tagine with
Rice
Fruit Compote and
Greek Yoghurt
Fruit Compote and
Soya Yoghurt
Sausage and Lentil
Bake with Peas and
Sweetcorn
Lentil and Mixed Bean
Bake with Peas and
Sweetcorn
Coconut Cake with
Custard
Gluten-Free Coconut
Cake with Dairy-Free
Custard
Italian Salmon and
Broccoli Pasta Bake
Gluten and Dairy-Free
Italian Tomato and
Broccoli Bake
Mixed Fruit Jelly and
Icecream
Mixed Fruit Jelly and
Dairy-Free Icecream
Alternative
Gluten-Free Texas
Caviar with Carrot
Sticks
Liver Pate with
Cracker Bread
Alternative
Egg and Cress with
Cracker Bread
Ploughman’s Scones
Alternative
Gluten Free
Ploughman’s Scones
using Dairy-Free
Cheese
Jacket Potato with a
Three Cheese Mix and
Cherry Tomatoes
Alternative
Jacket Potato with
Dairy-free Cream
Cheese and Cherry
Tomatoes
Spiced Carrot and
Lentil Soup with a
Bread Role
Alternative
Spiced Carrot and
Lentil Soup with
Gluten-Free Bread
Web: www.thevillagenursery-geecross.com
EXAMPLE MENU
The Village Nursery and Pre-school
Roast Summer
Vegetables and Bean
Hotpot
Cheese and Tomato
Sandwiches
Mixed Berry
Meringues
Mixed Berry
Meringues
Turkey Korma With
Rice and Naan
Quorn Chicken Korma
with Rice and
Gluten-free Naan
Make your own
pizzas
Fruit Trifle made with
free from Jelly
Alternative
Make your own
pizzas
Quorn Ham and
Dairy-Free Cauliflower
Cheese with
Sweetcorn and New
Potatoes
Mexican Bean Soup
with Sweetcorn
Fruit Trifle
Salmon and
Cauliflower Cheese
with Sweetcorn and
New Potatoes
Banoffee Pie
Spaghetti alla
Carbonara with Peas
and Garlic and Herb
Baguette
Frozen Strawberry
Yoghurt Bites
Moroccan Lamb
Meatballs with Harrissa
and Cous Cous
Summer Berry Crumble
with Custard
Tel: 0161 366 5667
Bananas & free from
Custard
Gluten-Free and
Dairy-Free Spaghetti
alla Carbonara with
Peas and Gluten-Free
Garlic Baguette
Frozen Fruit Yoghurt
Bites
Moroccan Quorn
Meatballs with
Harrissa and Cous
Cous
Dairy-Free Lemon
Fool
Alternative
Dairy-Free and
Gluten-Free Cheese and
Tomato Sandwiches
Alternative
Mexican Bean Soup
with Sweetcorn
Liver Pate with
Crackerbread and
Cherry Tomatoes
Alternative
Dairy free spread on
Crackers with Cherry
Tomatoes
Mixed Bean and
Tuna Rice Salad
Alternative
Mixed Bean Rice
Salad
Salmon Fish Fingers,
New Potatoes,
Sweetcorn and Peas
MONDAY
Roast Summer
Vegetables and Bean
Hotpot
LUNCH
TUESDAY
HIGH TEA
Apple and Blueberry
Cobbler with Greek
Yoghurt
Steak and Kidney Pie
with Mash Potato and
Spring Greens
WEDNESDAY
ALTERNATIVE
THURSDAY
WEEK THREE
ALTERNATIVE
HIGH TEA
Free from Fish Fingers,
New Potatoes,
Sweetcorn and Peas
Chicken Noodle Soup
with a Finger Role
Apple and Blueberry
Cobbler with
Dairy-Free
Icecream
Alternative
Quorn Chiken Noodle
Soup with Gluten-Free
Bread
Quorn and Sweetcorn
Pie with Mash Potato
and Spring Greens
Ham Rolers
Free-from Banana
Muffins
Chicken and Leek
Lasagne with Garlic
Bread
Quorn Chicken and
Leek Gluten-Free and
Dairy-Free Lasagne with
Gluten-Free Garlic
Bread
Summer Vegetable
and Lentil Casserole
with Herby Dumplings
E-mail: [email protected]
WEEK FOUR
Banana Muffins
Fresh Peaches with
Fromage Frais
FRIDAY
FRIDAY
THURSDAY
WEDNESDAY
TUESDAY
MONDAY
LUNCH
Fruit Jelly
Fresh Peaches with
Diary free Icecream
Summer Vegetable and
Lentil Casserole with
Gluten-Free Herby
Dumplings
Fruit free from Jelly
Slow-cooked Pork
and Apples with
Peppers and Herby
Roast Potatoes
Slow-cooked Quorn
Sausage and Apples
with Peppers and Herby
Roast Potatoes
Frozen Yogurt Pops
Frozen Dairy-Free
Yogurt Pops
Alternative
Quorn Ham Rolers
Baked Sweet Potato
Wedges with Hummus
and Cucumber Sticks
Alternative
Baked Sweet Potato
Wedges with Hummus
and Cucumber Sticks
Turkey Club
Sandwhich
Alternative
Quorn Chicken Club
Sandwhich
Jacket Potato with
Tuna and Salad
Alternative
Jacket Potato with
Tuna and Salad
Web: www.thevillagenursery-geecross.com
FREE ENTITLEMENT FUNDING
Avaialble help at The Village Nursery and Pre-school
Children are eligible for this funding from the term following their 3rd birthday. The Village Nursery and
Pre-school will claim the grant on your behalf. The terms are as follows:
CHILD’S BIRTHDAY
WHEN CAN YOU CLAIM?
1st January - 31st March
The beginning of term on or after 1st April
1st April - 31st August
The beginning of term on or after 1st September
1st September - 31st December
The beginning of term on or after 1st January
At The Village Nursery and Pre-school we offer flexible sessions to suit yours and your child's needs.
We can offer:
•
15 hours of free sessions per week and for up to 38 weeks per year.
•
12 hours of free sessions per week. This is stretched to cover 47 weeks of the year.
TWO YEAR OLD FUNDED PLACES
We offer a small number of government funded places for two year old children.
These can be accessed through your Health Visitor or when appropriate Social Services Department.
Please speak to the Manager about our Free Entitlement Funding timetable to see which session time will suit your
needs the best.
CHILDCARE VOUCHERS
Employers may offer childcare vouchers to help with the cost of childcare. We accept vouchers from all suppliers.
Talk to your employer about the support that is available or visit www.hmrc.gov.uk/calcs/ccin.htm to find out
about the possibilities of them providing you with vouchers.
USEFUL LINKS
For all information regarding childcare costs and funding available, please visit www.payforchildcare.org.uk
Child Tax Credits and Working Tax Credit: www.taxcredits.inlandrevenue.gov.uk
The Inland Revenue’s site explains tax credits and has a calculator which will help you work out how much you
could be entitled to. It allows you to apply online.
Tel: 0161 366 5667
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.thevillagenursery-geecross.com
PRE-SCHOOL FEES
The Village Nursery and Pre-school
SESSION
PRICE
Additional Information
MORNING
7.30 - 12.30
£25
Includes breakfast, snack and lunch
AFTERNOON
13.00 - 18.00
£25
Includes high tea and late snack
FULL DAY
7.30 - 18.00
£40
Includes breakfast, mid-morning snack,
lunch, high tea and late snack
SCHOOL DAY
8.30 - 15.30
£36
Includes mid-morning snack, lunch and tea
FULL WEEK
(10% DISCOUNT)
£180
EXTRAS
LUNCH
£3.00
BREAKFAST OR HIGH TEA
£1.50
LATE COLLECTION FEE
(PER 15 MINUTES)
£5.50
REGISTRATION FEE
£30
DEPOSIT
(REFUNDABLE)
One Week’s Fees
Deposit refundable at the end of your
contract where a month notice has been given
We offer a 5% sibling discount for the eldest child.
Fees set @ 1st September 2015
Fees are payable on the 1st of each month by Direct Debit, BACS or childcare vouchers.
Fees paid after the 9th of the month will incur a late payment charge of £25
Tel: 0161 366 5667
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.thevillagenursery-geecross.com
PAYMENT INFORMATION
The Village Nursery and Pre-school
Initial Payment
We require a registration fee of £30 and your first weeks’ fees as a deposit. We also require your first months’
fees upfront. We will send you an invoice to break this down for you.
This payment will need to be paid by cheque or BACS (Bankers' Automated Clearing Services).
Our account details are as follows:
Company Name: Gee Cross Village Nursery and Pre-school LTD
Account Number: 10895903
Sort Code: 16-22-19
Please put your child’s name as your reference.
Please make cheques payable to:
Gee Cross Village Nursery and Pre-school LTD.
Direct Debit
Your fees will then be taken on the 1st of every month by
Direct Debit. We will provide you with a Direct Debit form
when your child starts with us.
• Your place will be secure from when
we receive your deposit and registration fee.
• Invoices will be sent via email.
• Extra sessions booked must be paid
for in advance.
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