Headcount and Census Sample Clauses

Headcount and Census. The Provider is required to submit data to BHCC as requested. This includes, but it not limited to, termly headcount information, census information, information as part of BHCC’s Childcare Sufficiency Assessment and any other data in relation to early years and childcare provision.
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Headcount and Census. Providers must submit termly headcount information regarding actual attendance to support payment and delivery of (EYFE) for 2017/18 headcount dates will (provisionally) be:  5th October 0000  00xx Xxxxxxx 0000  00xx May 2018 All provides are required to make their termly headcount submissions via the on-line provider portal, following guidance from RBKC
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Headcount and Census. Providers must submit termly headcount information regarding actual attendance to support payment and delivery of FEEE for 2019/20 headcount dates will (provisionally) be: • Autumn 2019: 23 September - 15 October 2019 • Spring 2020: 2 - 26 January 2020 • Summer 2020: To be confirmed All providers are required to make their termly headcount submissions via the on- line provider portal, following the Council’s guidance in the Financial Guide for Free Early Education Entitlement (FEEE) Claims 2019/20 document.
Sample 1

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