Admissions
Everything before day one
Sessions, fees and funded places, set out plainly, the way we would want them set out for us. And when you are ready, come and see a morning here for yourself.
Sessions and times
The shape of a week
We are open Monday to Friday, 7.30am to 3.30pm, for children aged 2 to 5, with funded places 38 weeks a year. Funded places are offered in all of our sessions.
Morning
8.30am to 11.30am
Afternoon
11.30am to 2.30pm
All day
8.30am to 2.30pm
Early doors
Breakfast club from 7.30am, or an early start from 8.00am. Fees for both are in the table below.
Not sure which sessions would suit your child? Get in touch and we can talk it through.
Fees
Prices, in plain sight
Here is what we charge around and beyond the funded entitlement, exactly as published. No surprises tucked into the small print.
| Session | Time | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Before the day begins | ||
| Breakfast club | from 7.30am | £8.50 |
| Early start | from 8.00am | £4.00 |
| Un-funded children | ||
| Morning or afternoon session | 3 hours | £24.00 |
| All-day sessionParents provide a healthy, nut-free lunch. | 8.30am to 2.30pm | £24.00 + £24.00morning and afternoon |
| Staying later, beyond the funded entitlement | ||
| Extended afternoon | until 3.00pm | £4.00 |
| Extended afternoon | until 3.15pm | £6.00 |
| Extended afternoon | until 3.30pm | £8.00 |
Fees as published by the nursery; please confirm when you visit.
Funded places
Up to 30 hours, funded
From September 2025, eligible parents of children under 5 are entitled to 30 hours of funded childcare per week. We offer funded places in all of our sessions, morning, afternoon and all day, 38 weeks a year.
30 funded hoursA child is entitled if they are the relevant age, under compulsory school age, and their parents meet the criteria. The quickest way to find out where you stand is the government's own checker.
Who qualifiesUnsure how the hours would fit your week? Ask us when you visit.
One honest extra
The £3.75 contribution
For funded children we ask for a voluntary contribution of £3.75 per session. It pays for the things funding does not cover:
If you would rather not contribute, that is fine: you can supply your own snacks, consumables and resources for each session instead.
The FEEE funding itself is spent delivering the EYFS curriculum: staff costs, rent, utilities, cleaning and resources.
Starting with us
How a place begins
Three small steps between here and your child's first day.
What happens next
- Get in touch by telephone, email or the enquiry form, and we will arrange a visit.
- Come and look around, meet the team and see a session in full swing.
- Before their first day, your child visits, meets their key person and completes an All About Me booklet.
Come and see a morning here.
Bring your questions about sessions, fees and funding.