Come and see how great we are!
We welcome visits to our school. If you are interested in visiting, we would like to offer you a chance to come and see us in action! We will provide you with a tour of the school as well as the opportunity ask any questions that you may have.
Please contact the School Office on 01472 232030 and we can organise your visit.
Admissions Policy
Details of our school's Admission Policy can be found on the local authority website.
Please click the link below to access this website.
Further Information for School Admissions can be found by clicking here.
Admissions Paperwork
Some of our admissions paperwork is now digital and can be accessed from almost any digital device (it's mobile friendly too)!
Nursery Admissions
We admit children in from the start of the term before they turn 3 (places dependent). To ensure we are fully prepared please return this form to the School Office at least 3 months prior to their 3rd birthday.
If you child is already 3 please return the form as soon as possible.
Please be aware that at certain times in the school year there we do have a waiting list for places.
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Nursery Application form | [docx 49KB] |
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Is your child entitled to 30 Hour Funding?
Some children aged 3 or 4 are entitled to 30 hours free childcare. We offer provision for these children.
What is 30 hours free childcare?
- For working families in England
- With 3 and 4-year-old children
- 30 hours of free childcare or early education for 38 weeks
- A total of 1,140 hours per year, that you can use flexibly with one or more
childcare provider - Some providers will allow you to ‘stretch’ the hours over 52 weeks, using fewer hours per week
- If your working pattern and/or income has changed because of coronavirus (COVID-19); before you apply or reconfirm for 30 hours, please read how these changes may affect your eligibility
Am I eligible?
You, and any partner, must each expect to earn (on average) at least £139 per week (equal to 16 hours at the National Minimum or Living Wage).
If you, or your partner, are on maternity, paternity or adoption leave, or you're unable to work because you are disabled or have caring responsibilities, you could still be eligible.
You can't get 30 hours free childcare if either you, or your partner, each individually expect to earn £100,000 or more.
When can my child start?
Your child can start in their childcare place the term after they turn 3 years old and have received a valid 30 hours code, whichever is later. Term start dates are 1st September, 1stJanuary and 1st April.
To keep your 30 hours free childcare place you need to check your details are up to date every 3 months.
Where can I use it?
It's available at participating:
- Full day care (e.g nurseries)
- Schools
- Childminders
- Sessional providers (e.g. playgroups)
- Sure Start Children's Centres
- After school clubs
Please view the step by step guide on how to use 30 hours free childcare
What isn't covered?
The 30 hours free childcare offer is not intended to cover the costs of meals, other consumables (such as nappies or sun cream), additional hours or additional activities (such as trips). Providers may charge a fee for these additions. If you choose to pay for these it is an arrangement between you and the childcare provider. However, you must not be required to pay any fee as a condition of taking up a 30 hours place, and must be offered alternative options.
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Gov.uk 30 Hours Funding Step-by-Step Guide |