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3 under 4 years old - could I get more than 12 hours free nursery for the oldest?

3 replies

jojochanel · 28/10/2009 21:59

DC3 due in March. DS1 will be 3 1/2, DS will be 19 months. A friend involved in education mentioned today that due to the number of little ones I would probably be entitled to a free preschool place (9am-3pm)for my eldest which is more than the 12 hours I currently get for him now he's just turned three. She said it would be dependant on a place being available and no other more needy children being on the list.

Has anyone heard of this?

I live in Scotland BTW which could be different to England/Wales in this respect.

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CantSleepWontSleep · 28/10/2009 22:02

Don't believe it's the case in England, but don't know about Scotland I'm afraid.

Alibooobaandthe40phantoms · 28/10/2009 22:04

I've not heard of this. Not sure why you should get it either just because you've decided to have all your kids really close together....

sweetkitty · 28/10/2009 22:08

I'm in Scotland and when I was pregnant with DD3 I got DD2 into nursery early. They call it a priority place and it's free and all year round. Places are limited though but I know babies who have had places with Mums with PND for example. I had to have a referral from my HV as I had SPD.

Haven't heard of a 3yo getting more hours though

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