Eligibility of Children Sample Clauses

Eligibility of Children. If the Group has elected to include coverage for Dependent Children of the Subscriber or a Subscriber’s covered Spouse, then a Subscriber may enroll one or more Dependent Children. A Dependent Child means an eligible individual who:

Eligibility of Children. 2.1 Do you request and record proof of dates of birth for children eligible for funding? Do you request and record proof of address eg utility bills, benefits letters, Council Tax? Yes Yes No No 2.2 Are parent details including National Insurance/ NASS numbers and dates of birth recorded on the Parental Declaration Form and the Provider Portal? Yes No 2.3 Are placement forms or eligibility codes stored safely for eligible disadvantaged 2 year olds (Together for Twos)?? Yes No 2.4 Are all eligibility codes for Working Family entitlements validated and reconfirmed on time? Do you keep parents informed of application, reconfirmation due dates and grace period expiry? Yes No 2.5 Are all children routinely checked for Early Years Pupil Premium eligibility? Yes No 2.6 Do you keep a record of EYPP funding allocation and spend? Yes No 2.7 Are you registered for Tax Free Childcare? Yes No 2.8 Are children who are eligible for Disability Access Fund and/or 1:1 SEN funding in receipt of the additional support? Yes No

Eligibility of Children. If the Academic Institution has elected to include coverage for Dependents, then the Subscriber may enroll an individual that is an eligible Dependent Child. Except as otherwise provided, an individual who is the child of Domestic Partner is eligible for coverage as any other Dependent Child, if the Domestic Partner and the child of the Domestic Partner meet the qualifications for coverage.

Eligibility of Children. Eligible children must be three or four years old before the date used by the local school district for kindergarten enrollment eligibility. Five year olds who are eligible for kindergarten may not receive PA Pre-K Counts funding. They may be included in a PA Pre-K Counts classroom only if alternate funding is being used to support these children. This includes five-year olds participating in Early Intervention with developmental delays or disabilities who are eligible for Kindergarten. (Refer to Announcement: ELS/PKC-07 #10a - Children's Age at Enrollment and Attendance);