Affordable and Transparent Nursery Fees in Streatham Hill
At Streatham Montessori Day Nursery Ltd, our nursery fee are structured to offer flexible options for families while maintaining high-quality care and education. We ensure parents are fully informed and have precise pricing details. Reach out to our team to discuss our fee structure and secure your child's place.
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Since 1989
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Clear and Flexible School Fees
Our school fees at Streatham Montessori Day Nursery Ltd are designed to provide value while ensuring excellent childcare and education. We offer flexible payment options to support families, with fees payable monthly in advance. Our transparent pricing structure ensures parents know precisely what to expect, with no hidden charges. We accept payments via bank transfer, cheque, or cash for added convenience. Contact us for detailed information on our fee structure and available options.
Fee Information And Payment Guidelines
For details on our current fees, please contact us by phone or email. Payments are due monthly in advance and must be received by the 1st of each month via bank standing order, tax, company voucher scheme or cash. Late payments will incur a fee. Please note that absences due to illness or other reasons are charged at standard rates. For further details, visit our contact page.
Session Timings And Closures
Our session times are structured to suit different age groups, with morning sessions ending at noon for 1-2 years and 12.30 PM for 2-5 years. Afternoon and full-day sessions conclude at 6 PM. Late collections will incur an additional fee. The nursery closes on all public holidays, for one week at Christmas, and for three teacher training days each year. Parents are informed of these dates in advance to allow for planning.
We are here to help make childcare affordable for your family
Fees for a Day Nursery can put many mums and dads off choosing it as an option. But there are a range of Government schemes open to parents that can make nursery affordable – and we will do everything we can to help you understand the choices and access the funding that you might be eligible for:
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1. Early years funding entitlement for 38 weeks a year
For children a term after they turn 9 months to 5 years old.
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We participate in the government’s 15/30 hours working parents funding entitlement for eligible from 9 months old. All children, a term after their 3rd birthday, will be entitled to the universal 15 hours funding for 38 weeks a year. The additional 15 hours will be Extended Entitlement for working parents meeting the government threshold. Our nursery will stretch the 15 hours/30 hours funding to 51 weeks a year.
Parents are able to choose how they prefer to use the free entitlement. Please speak to the nursery manager about your specific requirement. A programme of learning is in place which aims to help children achieve a number of early learning goals by the end of what has been termed their foundation stage education (age 3-5).
For more information, visit the gov.uk site.
2. Tax-Free Childcare
Tax-free childcare is a new government scheme to help working families with their childcare costs.
Parents will be able to open an online childcare account to pay their registered childcare providers directly. For every £8 parents pay into these accounts, the government will add £2, and the total amount in the account can only be spent on childcare.
Parents can receive up to £2000 of government support per child per year, or £4000 for disabled children.
For further details see: www.gov.uk/get-tax-free-childcare
Working Tax Credit
If you claim Working Tax Credit (WTC), you may be able to get help with childcare costs while you work.
To get this help, the childcare must be with an Ofsted registered child care provider. Working Tax Credit has been replaced by Universal Credit for most people.
For further information please visit the gov.uk page on Working Tax Credit.
New Working Tax Credit claims
Working Tax Credit has been replaced by Universal Credit for most people.You can only make a new claim for Working Tax Credit if you get the severe disability premium or got it in the past month and are still eligible for it.
If you cannot make a new claim for Working Tax Credit, you may be able to apply for Universal Credit if you’re of working age.
Universal Credit
Universal Credit is a payment to help with your living costs. You may be able to get it if you’re on a low income or out of work. Universal Credit is being introduced in stages across the UK.
For further details see the gov.uk page on universal credit.
Childcare Vouchers and other employer schemes
The following schemes are closed to new applicants:
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Childcare vouchers
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Childcare your employer arranges with a provider (known as ‘directly contracted childcare’)
If you joined one of these schemes on or before 4 October 2018, you might be able to keep getting vouchers or directly contracted childcare.
3. Parent who studies
For more information, visit gov.uk/parents-learning-allowance.
