Extended Hours Provision
We currently offer Breakfast Club for children of working parents from 8.15am – 9.15 am daily. Children are provided with a range of activities in a cosy environment with a healthy breakfast. Children participate in getting the table ready for breakfast and sit with the staff, family style, eating and chatting.
We also provide an After School Club for working parents from 3.15pm – 4.30pm where we provide an activity session for children, for example cooking, crafts and games etc.
The cost for this is £3 per session. Places for our after school activities are booked on a half termly basis.
Part-time children are entitled to 15 hours free nursery provision per week. In order to make up the required 15 hours, children are able to attend Breakfast club or After school club for the additional 2 ½ hours per week at no cost. However, any additional Breakfast & After school club taken will be chargeable at the normal rate of £3 per session.
Please note that this is subject to places being available. Priority is given to working parents.
Our Breakfast and After School Club Staff are:
Gill Horlor, Monica Bleau, Adile Osman, Sophie Jones, Yasmin Abouannaoual and Shabna Begum.
We also provide an After School Club for working parents from 3.15pm – 4.30pm where we provide an activity session for children, for example cooking, crafts and games etc.
The cost for this is £3 per session. Places for our after school activities are booked on a half termly basis.
Part-time children are entitled to 15 hours free nursery provision per week. In order to make up the required 15 hours, children are able to attend Breakfast club or After school club for the additional 2 ½ hours per week at no cost. However, any additional Breakfast & After school club taken will be chargeable at the normal rate of £3 per session.
Please note that this is subject to places being available. Priority is given to working parents.
Our Breakfast and After School Club Staff are:
Gill Horlor, Monica Bleau, Adile Osman, Sophie Jones, Yasmin Abouannaoual and Shabna Begum.
