Early Education Funding. Suffolk Learning
Early Education Funding. 2.63 The local authority should set out details of their appeals process in this section. Toolkit Complaints process
Early Education Funding. Entitlements for 2-3-and-4-year-olds Privacy Summary Coventry City Council will use your personal information to provide services which facilitate children to access any entitlement to government funded early years education places. We will also share information about you with other internal Council departments to ensure that Childcare Providers are paid for the provision of Government funded hours. More details about how we use information about you can be found in our full Privacy Notice
Early Education Funding. The school provides 3 and 4 year old government funded early education. All families are entitled to claim up to 570 funded hours per year for 3 and 4 year old children from the term following their third birthday. Government funding advised as “15 hours per week” refers to a term time only calculation. The School provides term time only places. These funded hours can be accessed in addition to any other sessions or a reduction can be given from the cost of extended day care. The School cannot guarantee that the free sessional places will be available although children already attending the School are prioritised. Some 3 and 4 year olds in England can get an additional 570 hours of free early education and childcare per year, until they start reception class. Parents of these 3 and 4 year olds will need to meet strict criteria, which is detailed in the Early Education Booklet. There is a charge of £9.50 per session for anything over the 15 hour Government funded places. Early Education is offered within the national parameters – · no session to be longer than 10 hours · no minimum session length (subject to the requirements of registration on the Ofsted Early Years Register). · not before 6.00am or after 8.00pm · a maximum of two sites in a single day We aim to identify all children that may attract any additional funding such as EYPP, DAF, SEND Inclusion Fund and any locally available funding streams with a view to submit a claim/application to support and improve their outcomes. We will work with parents to ensure that as far as possible the hours/sessions that can be taken as free provision are convenient for parents’ working hours. SEND Please refer to the SEND/Inclusion Policy concerning the SEND support on offer to children and how we support families to choose the right setting for their child with SEND.
Early Education Funding. (EEF) for eligible 2 year olds EEF may be provided by Portsmouth City Council for some eligible two year old children. Conditions apply and further details can be found on the Portsmouth City Council website or by contacting the Early Support Service based within Portsmouth City Council. If a parent/carer feels that their child may be eligible for two year old funding, they should make an application to Portsmouth City Council. Application forms are available via the Portsmouth City Council website or from the nursery. Alphabet Nurseries will only process EEF for eligible two year olds, upon receipt of written confirmation from Portsmouth City Council. The number of funded hours provided by the two year old EEF and how they may be taken is the same as for the three and four year old EEF as outlined above. All other criteria outlined above for the three and four year old EEF is applicable to the EEF for eligible two year olds.
