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  • They don't know he wouldn't be there. My boy had such a staggered start that he needed quite a lot of nursery sessions to allow me to work through September
  • onlyroz
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    They don't know he wouldn't be there. My boy had such a staggered start that he needed quite a lot of nursery sessions to allow me to work through September
    People often don't know that schools are not allowed to insist on a staggered or part-time start for the reception class. If you want a full time place then they have to offer one. I did this with my daughter when they tried to impose half days for the first half term, which would have been totally impossible to arrange childcare for.
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