We send our invoices to all our parents toward the end of the month, and invoices are calculated and paid for a month in advance and are due by 9 th month. The invoice details the amount of sessions your child is booked in to and the cost associated with this. You are able to pay by card, cheque, cash or via online banking. Should you have childcare vouchers, these are paid automatically so all you will pay is the remaining balance for the rest of the month.

FAQs Archive - Bell House Nursery

Q: How do you manage children’s behaviour?

We believe that children are happiest and feel most secure when there are clear and set boundaries for behaviour. These boundaries also aim to ensure the safety of themselves and other children in their environment. The nursery has a Behaviour Management Lead and Deputy who are trained, kept up to date with guidance, legislation and research into child behaviour and assumes overall responsibility for guiding staff and parents with matters concerning behaviour. We aim to ensure all children are supported and provided with care, love, security, consistency and clear and fair boundaries in which they have opportunities for self expression, freedom to explore, support as individuals and in building a positive self-image. Any child who behaves outside the acceptable boundaries, is given one to one support to uncover the cause of the unacceptable behaviour and positively reinforce the correct way to behave. Extreme or persistent challenging behaviour may rest in some “time out” with an accompanying adult who will go through the positive reinforcement procedure with the child and work to remedy the situation according to the child’s individual character, maturity and understanding. Recurring problems will be addressed in a holistic nature whereby we will work with the child’s parents, and external support if necessary, to fully understand the cause and appropriate action/need moving forward.

Q: My child has additional needs, how do you cater for them?

We are an entirely inclusive nursery and welcome all children regardless of ability, background, race or religion. Should your child have additional needs we will meet with you to discuss what these are and how we can cater specifically for them to ensure your child receives the same level of nurturing developmental care as all others. We have a SEND liasion at the nursery and are equipped to be able to adapt and tailor care specific to every child.

Q: How do you ensure my child is kept safe?

Your child’s safety and welfare is of course of paramount importance in everything we do. We have strict and thorough health, security and safeguarding policies as well as performing risk assessments of the setting on a daily basis. For more information, please take a look at our Safety page .

Q: How does the government funding work for 2, 3 and 4 year olds?

The governments Free Early Education for 3 and 4 year olds allows eligible children to have up to 15 hours of free early years provision a week for 38 weeks a year. Funding is changing from Sept 2017 onwards and eligible children are able to claim up to 30 hours a week. Please visit our Childcare Funding page to find out more. We also accept funding for 2 year olds (FEET) however are unable to assess whether a family is eligible and this must be done direct to the government. To find out more please visit our Childcare Funding page.

Q: Do you accept childcare vouchers?

Yes we accept childcare vouchers for all qualifying parents from a range of different providers.

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How do you manage children’s behaviour?

My child has additional needs, how do you cater for them?

How do you ensure my child is kept safe?

How does the government funding work for 2, 3 and 4 year olds?

Do you accept childcare vouchers?

How am I invoiced?

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