Education Funding
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Thanks to the modern marvel that is twitter, I see that the DCSF has announced the successful LAs who will become the second wave pathfinder authorities:- Bath and North East Somerset, Bournemouth, Bracknell Forest, Brent, Brighton and Hove, Bromley Cambridgeshire, Cheshire East, Cheshire West and Chester, Cumbria Darlington, Devon, Dudley East Riding of Yorkshire, East Sussex, Enfield Gateshead, Gloucestershire Hampshire, Harrow, Hartlepool, Herefordshire Islington Kingston-upon-Thames Lancashire, Lewisham Medway, Middlesborough Norfolk, North Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire Oldham Plymouth, Portsmouth Redbridge, Richmond-upon-Thames Salford, Sheffield, S…
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sorry prob a totally thick question, the interim payment is 50% of the total payment isnt it ? so if we didnt receive an interim payment in january then we will get the full 100% in march ? therefore we will get double the amount on the interim form ? sorry, its late , ive been up since 5am and numbers are swimming in front of my eyes !!
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Sff For Kent
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got letter today to say that the SFF will go ahead in April I am quite pleased with the rate seems fair £3.80 plus we get an extra 10p per hour per child as we are a sessional setting providing it is agreed when they have their budget meeting in FEB !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Sff Delayed For A Year 1 2
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http://www.nurseryworld.co.uk/news/bulleti...seryWorldUpdate
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Hi What do you do? The children are funded for 15 hours a week and some of them attend more hours. They are charged for the extra hours they come to Pre-school. What happens when we have an inset day? I am going to lose money by having an inset day because i haven't stated what hours are funded in parent's contracts Does anyone put in the parent contract set hours say, Mon - Fri 9am-12noon = 15 hours funded and then any extra on any of those days are chargeable? For example a child attends Mon - 4 hours, Tues - 6 hours, Thurs - 6 hours and Fri 4 hours, totalling 20 hours, 15 of which are funded and the parents normally pays me for the extra 5 hours. We are clo…
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Hi The preschool I work at are registered to accept 2yr olds but never have. We now have a few parents asking if they can send their 2 yr olds - a compliment but unchartered territory for us. We understand the ratio's but are a bit confused on what happens when the 2yr olds are in the same room as the 3-4yr olds. If we have 2 - 2yr olds in the room with 11 3-4 yr olds how many staff will we need - do we still have to allocate 1 member to the 2 2yr olds?? Also do you have any advice on how best to manage the room with such a mixed age group? - We are still only in the thought stages - need to work out if it is financially viable etc etc but any help would b…
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Another Neg Question
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I have yet another question with ref the NEG, though I am sure it has probably been asked and explained on here somewhere! We are a day nursery, open 11 hours a day. If a child comes to me just, for example morning sessions (5.5 hours) we charge them the cost of a morning session and then deduct the NEG. We are still on the 12.5 hours funded sessions per week. So for example if a morning session is £23.50, we put that on the invoice and deduct the £8.75 NEG (I think its that amount), so the parent pays £14.75. We do offer just the funded sessions and parents choose if they want to do the whole morning session, it is not compulsary. There is some conjectur…
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I would like to talk to any members that are funded by NYCC regarding the flexability funding and how this can be spent. To be eligible for funding with NYCC a child must attend a minimum of 3 days. So if they wanted to come 2 days only no funding could be given and they could not access their full entitlement. Is this the same with all county councils?
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Hi I have had a parent enquire about vouchers from her husbands workplace. I know there has been mention on here that the government are looking to scrap them!! I have never used them before, can anyone tell me how they work and how I can register so that I can accept them. Many Thanks Kris
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I probably know the answer to this but thought I'd ask anyway...does anyone know of anywhere I could go to for help with funding a childs place. We have a child who's mom has had to withdraw because she cant afford the £12.00 a week. We're going to ask the family support worker at our local surestart but do you know of aywhere I can go to? She doesnt qualify for the grant until Spetember but I really dont think its right that someone who needs it should be excluded because she cant pay. We cant afford to give her a free place although I'd like to, it might set a precedent and then we'd really have problems. I dont suppose there is anywhere is there? I just thought I'd as…
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