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How Much Does Your Nusery Charge?
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£32 a day for food/drinks/nappies etc.
This is for kiddies under 2 though, i think it cheaper for older kiddies.What the Deuce?0 -
We paid £333 per month for full time (8-6 monday to friday) - but that was subsidised NHS nursery. Would defo consider the childminder - we used both and preferred minder, much more personal amd flexible.0
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We pay £871.25 a month for an over 2 for 5 days a week. Under 2's are about 15-20% more I think.
This nursery is quite cheap for our area (Surrey), and includes all meals and snacks, but not nappies, formula, suncream etc.
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My nursery charges £28 a day including all meals and snacks.This is the charge for a 2 year old. Most nurseries do a discount for full-time but even so this will take a very large chunk of mum's wages and will be very stressful! We live in derbyshire.0
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my nursery charges £36 a day no matter how oldIt only seems kinky the first time.. :A0
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Our local pre-school which runs from 9 - 3:30 charges £13 a day. They take children from 2 years old. It is always full and is absolutly excellent I will really miss it when my youngest goes to school. Also you get partial funding when they turn 3.Loving the dtd thread. x0
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Lindsay, what nursery does your LO go to? I'm currently looking in the Newbury area and would appreciate your opinions. thankslindsaygalaxy wrote:Hi
i live in berkshire and pay £38 a day inc food and nappies.It gets cheaper if you pay for a full weeks and hal days are around £22. look up entitledto.co.uk to play around with figures.0 -
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I pay £24 per day for a 3 year old (I believe it is closer to £26 for an under 2). But that is in a village in South Wales so things are a little cheaper. Another nursery that she used to attend cost more but was in a more central part of town and therefore had higher costs.0 -
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I pay £24 per day for a 3 year old (I believe it is closer to £26 for an under 2). But that is in a village in South Wales so things are a little cheaper. Another nursery that she used to attend cost more but was in a more central part of town and therefore had higher costs.0 -
arthur_dent wrote:Our local pre-school which runs from 9 - 3:30 charges £13 a day. They take children from 2 years old. It is always full and is absolutly excellent I will really miss it when my youngest goes to school. Also you get partial funding when they turn 3.
sounds more like a day nursery ?
pre schools / playgroups is sessional "play" not childcare ,morning or afternoon for 2.5 - 3 hours per session usually
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