Baby name finderFor 2 children it is £14 from 3.15pm to 5.45pm.
They get a snack included, but this is along the lines of squash and a biscuit rather than anything substantial.
Just wondered if this is typical
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How much does your after school club charge? |
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I think our after school club seems expensive for what it is.
For 2 children it is £14 from 3.15pm to 5.45pm.
They get a snack included, but this is along the lines of squash and a biscuit rather than anything substantial.
Just wondered if this is typical
For 2 children it is £14 from 3.15pm to 5.45pm.
They get a snack included, but this is along the lines of squash and a biscuit rather than anything substantial.
Just wondered if this is typical
£7.50 per child, 3:15 until 6pm, tea is baked potato, pasta, noddles, rice kind of thing.
I think ours works out at £7.50 per child for one afternoon session. It's £78 per week for 2 children for 7.30am - 6pm (excluding school hours, of course!) including breakfast and a snack after school. That's in inner London.
In cambridge and ours is £4.20 from 3.15 to 4.30, or £8.00 for 3.15 to 6, which includes dinner - not too bad I think.
£5.50 per hour, per child from 3 to 6pm. Includes tea and drinks.
I live in an area where most mums don't work (or at least don't work til 6) and there aren't many clubs, so the ones that exist think they have a monopoly! Which clearly they do, as we're paying it ...
I live in an area where most mums don't work (or at least don't work til 6) and there aren't many clubs, so the ones that exist think they have a monopoly! Which clearly they do, as we're paying it ...
Mine will be £6.00 per session upto 17.00 and £8.00 upto 17:45. That's in the NW
Blimey am I stuck in Groundhog Day? I answered this q only 2-3 weeks ago...um £9 after school from 3.15-6.15 with dinner thrown in.
£6.25 from 4 till 6pm (school look after them for free until 4pm)includes healthy snack/fruit/juice.
Ours is £8.50 per child per session - 3.15pm - 6pm. Kids get toast and a drink and some play activities. Only used it once (for a free trial). I work at school and finish at 3.15pm so don't really need it, but thought it would be useful in a dire emergency.
£10, 3.15 pick up from school till 6, with light tea thrown in/
£14 a session. Includes a drink and snack and zillions of Hama beads.
<<Claims dudbious prize of being the most expensive so far>>
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