If
you would like to look around one of our nurseries,
contact Head Office on 01392 496017 or 01392
423598 or Fax 01392 439903.
If
you have an idea of which days you require,
this will help us to ascertain availability
of places. Once you have completed a registration
form we can register your child's place at the
nursery, or enter them on the waiting list if
the days you require are not yet available.
Frequently
asked questions..
What if I want
to increase or decrease my child's booking?
Occupancy is managed at Head Office, and individual
nurseries are unable to answer any queries
regarding this. Please contact Head Office
who will be happy to help.
My
child is allergic to dairy products; will the
nursery be able to accommodate this?
All medical dietary requirements are catered
for, as are any other individual needs your
child may have. Your key worker will be able
to talk through how the nursery can best provide
for your child's individual needs.
How
do I pay my fees?
A registration fee is payable to register
your child's place. Fees are payable monthly
in advance, and can be paid by cheque, cash,
standing order or direct debit. Families who
choose to pay by direct debit will receive
2 discount on their fees. A holiday discount
of 40 is given on all notified holidays. There
are no charges for bank holidays.
What
do I need to bring to the nursery?
Families are asked to provide suitable clothing
that will enable their child to experience
all of the opportunities the nursery provides.
Ample spare clothes must be clearly named
and provided in a bag on your child's coat
peg. Wellington boots and suitable warm clothing
are required for outdoor play in the winter,
and sun hats and sun cream are essential for
the summer.
What
do I do if my child is poorly?
We are not able to undertake the care of sick
children. In this instance, please phone the
nursery to inform the staff of their absence.
Due to staffing commitments we are unable
to refund families for days absent due to
sickness.
Can
nursery staff administer medication?
Staff can only administer medicine prescribed
by a medical practitioner. Children should
be absent for at least 24 hours of any treatment,
to allow their immune systems to respond.
I
am delayed at work and unable to collect my child;
what should I do?
In order to protect your child, he/she can
only be collected from nursery by adults identified
on the All About Me form. Any adults on the
All About Me form that are unknown to staff
will be asked to produce identification. Children
who are collected after the stated opening
hours will be asked to sign the late book,
and the company reserve the right to charge
an additional fee.
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