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Posted

Hi,

 

Can I ask all of you out there if you charge a different hourly/sessional rate depending on the child's age?

 

We currently take children from 21/2 but are considering opening sessions to two year olds. We are registered for two year olds already but being a one room pack away setting have never taken them in before.

 

Current hourly fees are £3.25/hour.

 

Thanks

 

Rachel

Posted

We dont, but I know places that do. You have to take account of the extra staff the under 3s need so your wage bill could be higher.

Posted

Thanks Rea,

 

We are actually well in ratio as numbers are quite low, hence the thought of opening sessions to two year olds.

 

Rachel

Posted

I charge extra 25p per hour for the 2 year olds to allow for the extra staffing ratio they require, fees go down once they turn 3 which is usually only for the term before they receive funding.

Posted

Up until now I've charged the same rate for 2 y/o and extra hours for funded 3 & 4 y/o children (£4 per hour). From January fees are going up (1st increase in nearly 2 years hence the hike) to £5 per hour for 2 y/o and £4.50 for 3 & 4 y/o.

Posted

No we don't either. But it is something we have thought about and are mindful of when setting our budget.

Just think parents/carers are struggling as it is so really would be a only as a last resort.

Posted (edited)

No we don't either. But it is something we have thought about and are mindful of when setting our budget.

Just think parents/carers are struggling as it is so really would only be as a last resort.

Oops sorry don't know what happened there can some one please kindly delete my duplicate reply.

Thank you.

Edited by bridger

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