Comprehensive Information on 30 Hours Funded Childcare Places

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Explore the details of 30 hours funded childcare places starting from September 2017, eligibility criteria, capacity, blended approach options, learning hours, lunch cover, and admission criteria. Find out how to access extra hours of free childcare, session capacities, admission priorities, and the flexibility to work with other providers. Discover the opportunities for a smooth learning flow, continuity in education, and parental involvement.


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  1. 30 hours funded places Starting from September 2017

  2. Our Offer Meet needs of all our community Continue with EYFS best practice Ensure continuity and learning flow for all learners Blend of full time places and part time places Work with other providers if families choose 15 hours elsewhere or wish to stretch hours

  3. Eligibility Government Site to check: online Childcare Service: https://childcare- support.tax.service.gov.uk/par/app/applynow Can only check 14 weeks before your child turns 3 If eligible, you're entitled to an extra 570 hours of free childcare a year to use flexibly, so 1140 hours in total. You, and any partner, must each expect to earn (on average) at least 120 a week (equal to 16 hours at the National Minimum or Living Wage). If you, or your partner, are on maternity, paternity or adoption leave, or you're unable to work because you are disabled or have caring responsibilities, you could still be eligible. You and your partner earn under 100,000 each.

  4. Our Capacity Session capacity 26 places for morning and afternoons = 1:13 ratio 16 x full time places created for eligible children based on admission priorities 10 x morning places remaining for non-eligible children 10 x afternoon places remaining for non-eligible children Morning or afternoon places to complement blended approach

  5. Blended approach Parents may wish to take 15 hours at a school based provision and additional time with a Child Minder Check our admission information for which child minders work with our school Information about vacancies and school collections are available on the childcare choices website https://www.bolton.gov.uk/early-years-nursery-childcare

  6. Hours of learning Full time 8.45 3.20pm Part time 8.45 11.45pm AM, or 12.20 3.20pm PM

  7. Lunch Cover Lunch ratio 1:8, additional staffing Subsidy from by school to be discussed at governors Charge to parents of 10 per week, reviewed annually Parents can opt to collect at 2.40pm for 30 hours with no top up

  8. Admission Criteria Where applications for places exceed our admission numbers, the following criteria will be applied in order; Statutory eligibility Children with a statement of special need Foster children Current pupils eligible for the next academic term Sibling Link Actual DOB Distance from school

  9. Next Steps Places will be offered on condition of eligibility and according to the admission criteria. Waiting lists will be kept in order of admission criteria Governors will ratify the changes to the admissions policy in June 2017 Decision on lunch subsidy June 2017 30 hours places commence September 2017 Work with other providers to signpost to neighbouring childcare for parents wishing to use blended approach

  10. Your Questions??

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