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Nursery Vouchers

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heartt · 23/05/2008 13:58

When is my dd entitled to nursery vouchers for free sessions she is 3 december.

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DontCallMeBaby · 23/05/2008 14:00

She'll qualify for the nursery education grant at the start of the next term, so January. It's not vouchers though - you will never see anything, the money goes to whatever childcare/education setting you put her in, making it either free to you or discounted (depending on what it would normally cost).

gingernutlover · 27/05/2008 07:52

des anyone know how these things work? my daughter is in a private day nursery owned by the asquith chain, will i get a discount off her fees when she is 3 in sept? she attends 3 full days (7.30-6pm) 50 weeks a year.

Shoshe · 27/05/2008 08:07

The Nursery Grant is effective for the term after the child is three, so if three in Septmeber you will get it from January.

It is for 38 weeks a year, 2.5 hours a day.

gingernutlover · 30/05/2008 07:22

ah thanks so because her nursery is open more weeks than this will she not be elegible? does anyone else use a private day nursery and get the grant?

Mummywannabe · 30/05/2008 07:27

ginger - she will be eligable but you will have to pay additional bits in holidays more and in term time a bit less. For example if grant is £8 per 2 1/2 session, you can use 2 in one day (in my local authority anyway) so you will in effect get £40 off a week in term time and none off in holidays. Every nursery calculates it differently but the saving will be the same.

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