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At Little Aisha we prepare our children to be independent and ready for their next journey to school.

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Dear parents and carers

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Thank you for choosing Little Aisha Nursery.

We believe very strongly that every member of our nursery family should feel valued, cared for and respected. We have worked hard to create a safe and inclusive nursery environment and we are proud of the high standard of care that we provide;

• Our dedicated and loving practitioners work hard to create a warm and caring environment that encourages and rewards positive behaviour

• We are a demographically diverse nursery which reflects the diversity of the community we are part of and encourages the children to both embrace difference and look beyond it

• We work steadily towards school readiness by varying topics and using a variety of resources to suit all learning styles

• We prioritise the mental and emotional health of our children and encourage them to always try their hardest and expect the best for themselves as a result.

We are here to make a difference during the relatively short period of time that we are in your children’s lives and we know that working in partnership with you is critical to this. We therefore ask that you read the terms and conditions carefully and ensure that you guide and support your child’s learning throughout their time at Little Aisha. Working closely with your child’s key worker is vital to their continued academic progress, as is ensuring that your child’s attendance and punctuality are no less than 98%.

So, let’s begin this journey together – we look forward to seeing you soon (and often!) and if you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Welcome to the Little Aisha family!

With kind regards

Team Little Aisha

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We have an optional uniform of our red polo shirt and jumper and navy or black jogging bottoms. Our Polo shirts, jumpers, bags and summer dresses are available from Angels Uniform Shop in Rayners Lane HA5 5EH, or online at angelsuniform.co.uk

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Our Uniform

In order to help promote your child’s independence, we ask for Velcro outdoor and indoor shoes, please, preferred indoor shoes are Velcro black plimsoles. We ask that all items of clothing are labelled with your child’s name please.

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The Early Years Foundation Stage

The Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) is a statutory framework for the care and education of children aged 0-5 years. This is a very important stage as it helps yourchild get ready for school, preparing them for their futurelearning and successes. From when your child is born upuntil the age of 5, their early years’ experience should behappy, active, exciting, fun and secure and support theirdevelopment, care and learning needs.

The EYFS Framework explains how and what your child will be learning to support their development in every area. Your child will be learning skills, acquiring new knowledge and demonstrating their understanding through seven areas of learning and development. We concentrate on three prime areas first. These are: Communication and Language, Physical development and Personal, Social and Emotional development.

These prime areas are most essential for your child’s healthy development and future learning. As your child grows, the prime areas will help them to develop skills in four specific areas. Literacy, Mathematics, Understanding the world and Expressive arts and design

These seven areas are used to plan your child’s learning and activities. Our dedicated team will plan activities around your child’s unique needs and interests. This is a little bit like a curriculum in primary and secondary schools, but it is suitable for very young children, and is designed to be flexible. Through the EYFS, children learn by playing and exploring, being active, and through creative and critical thinking, which takes place both indoors and outside.

To read more about the EYFS, please visit www.foundationyears.org.uk.

Continuous Monitoring and Assessment

At Little Aisha, we constantly monitor and assess our children’s development, in order to establish a strong partnership with parents, we endeavour to involve you in this process. Our EY Log system allows you to access to your children’s observations daily but also to comment and share on developments at home. Should you require help in downloading the app please speak to a member of staff who will be happy to help.

Equality and Equal Opportunities

Little Aisha Nursery is an inclusive nursery we celebrate the ethnic diversity of our nursery population. We endeavour to make all our families feel part of the nursery community and to demonstrate respect for the different cultures represented in our nursery.

Outdoor learning

We believe that daily outdoor play is essential for the learning and development of all the children throughout the year. In order to allow the children to access our local park, we ask you to provide wellington boots and a waterproof jacket, please label these items with your child’s name. Physical activity contributes to brain development and learning, group activities help build relationships and develop social skills, gross motor movements are essential for building the coordination and strength needed for fine motor movements. Being active helps children learn the importance of being healthy and sets up good habits for future physical activities which help with weight management and a healthy lifestyle.

Equality, Equal Opportunities & Attendance

Little Aisha Nursery is an inclusive nursery we celebrate the ethnic diversity of our nursery population. We endeavour to make all our families feel part of the nursery community and to demonstrate respect for the different cultures represented in our nursery. The promotion of equality and active practice of promoting British Values at Little Aisha is present not just in our Equality Policy but in all the schemes of work, resources and the everyday practice of the nursery.

We seek to provide excellent resources, challenging activities and teaching to all our children, whatever age, gender ethnicity, attainment or background.We aim to ensure all our children have every opportunity to learn whilst being given full and equal access to the curriculum, activities and outings. We promote this via our policies and out teaching practices while upholding and celebrating British Values.

Getting into a good habit of attending nursery helps children develop good relationships with carers and friends and a good understanding of routines, it gives them the access to a wide range of activities which supports progress at nursery and helps best prepare them for school.

You can help by only keeping your child at home if they are unwell. We ask that you contact us in the morning if your child will not be attending. If you are having difficulty attending nursery for any reason, please speak to us.

Authorised Contacts who may collect your child

If for any reason you will not be able to collect your child, you must notify the nursery. Any person other than yourselves collecting your child must be over 18 years of age, be listed in your application form as an authorised adult, have a password and carry bring identification. Please note that without these we will be unable to allow your child to leave nursery.

Food and Drink

The provision of healthy, home cooked meals and healthy snacks is part of our home from home ethos, it is very important to us that our children enjoy a nourishing meal with their friends and carers, our meal times are a very sociable time where we chat about our day and anything else the children want to tell us. We talk about what we are eating and use mealtimes as a further opportunity to promote independence in serving meals, pouring drinks and using cutlery where appropriate to encourage self-feeding.

We encourage children to drink throughout the day, please supply a named water bottle for your child. Fruit, milk and water are available for all children as a light snack. The provision of all meals and snacks is included in our private fees and as part of our additional services alongside funded hours, see our funding section for more information.We do not serve crisps, juice, chocolate / sweets or yoghurt with a high sugar content and ask that they are not bought in from home.

We do not use nuts in any of our cooking due to a risk of allergies, however, due to the way our food is produced by suppliers and prepared at nursery, we cannot guarantee that all foods are nut free as some may contain traces of nuts from the production methods. If your child has a serious food allergy, we will discuss with you how we will manage that. We can cater for all allergies, intolerances and religious or lifestyle preferences such as vegetarianism, we will ask for a Health Care Plan from your GP or Health Visitor if your child has a serious allergy which may require the administration of an Epi Pen. In accordance with national guidelines, we ask for 2 Epi Pens per child in case one should fail. Please see our Nursery Manager if your child requires a Health Care Plan for this or any other medical condition or special educational need.

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In order to help your child fully settle into nursery life, we ask for a minimum attendance of 15 hours per week.

Our core hours are 8am to 6pm, however, we aim to be as flexible as possible so we can also offer 7-5 or 9-7 as a full day. We also offer Mornings 8-1 and Afternoons 1-6.

In addition, we offer extra hours if you require an earlier start or later finish to your session, extra charges apply for these hours. It is important to us that we offer you exactly what you need so please see our manager for your fees based on the hours you book.

Our Fees and Session Times

As an example, our fulltime (50 hours per week) fees are: £1320 per month for under 2’s and £1270 per month for over 2’s, including our meals package, Full time fees include a 17.5% discount and bank holiday and Christmas closure discounts

We offer the 15 and 30 hours per week funded childcare offers, please see our section on Government Funding for details on how we offer this and examples of fees.

We are open 51 weeks per year, we close on Bank Holidays and the 3 working days between Christmas and New Year. We do not charge for these closures**. Fees are payable for absences due to illness or holidays. We are unable to offer extra sessions to make up for any sessions your child misses

Here are some examples of our fees:

Child’s Age

Hourly Rate

Full Month fee (Mon to Fri 8-6)

Part Month Fee (Mon to Fri 8-1 or 1-6)

Morning (8-1) Afternoon (1-6) Meals (per day – unlessincluded in fees)

0-2 £8.00 £1320 includes allmeals

£660 includes allmeals

£40 plus meals £40 plus meals Breakfast £1 Snack £1 Lunch £2 Tea £2

2-5 £7.50 £1270 includes allmeals

£635 includes allmeals

£37.50 plusmeals

£37.50 plusmeals

Breakfast £1 Snack £1 Lunch £2 Tea £2

To allow for maximum flexibility we allow you to all additional hours onto our session, so for example you could choose a morning (8-1) but add 2 additional hours to make your child’s day 8-3, any additional meals during additional hours will be charged at the meal fee above.

Fees with Government FundingPlease see our section on funding for more information.

Other Fees

Registration Feeall ages

Extra Hour Fee 0-2 years

Extra Hour Fee 2-5 years

Late Collection Fee all ages

Late Payment Fee all ages

£40 £8.00 £7.50 £5 per 10 minutes or part thereof £5 per day

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Discounts

How do I apply for 2-year-old funding?You may be contacted by the Local Authority, or you can apply via them or your Health Visitor. We can contact the Local Authority on your behalf, we’ll ask you to be here when contact them as they will speak to you first to confirm that you give consent for us to speak to them on your behalf and to apply for the funding.

Eligibility for 15 hours childcare for 3- and 4-year olds All 3-year-olds are eligible for 15 hours per week of publicly funded early education for 38 weeks year from the term after their 3rd Birthday. The only criteria for these 15 Universal Hours per week is your child’s date of birth.

Eligibility for 30 hours childcare for 3- and 4-year olds Families may be eligible for 30 hours per week, 38 weeks per week, subject to the following criteria:

Parents must be working and earning between the equivalent of 16 hours per week at National Minimum Wage and £100.000 per year. In two parent families both parents must be working, in single parent families the parent must be working.

Families do not have to meet the minimum earnings criteria if both or single parents are employed but one or both parents is/are temporarily away from the work on parental, maternity or paternity, adoption leave, or SSP; or if one parent is employed but their partner (or single parent) either has substantial caring responsibilities or is disabled or incapacitated. This is dependent on one parent being entitled to specific disability or caring benefits.

How do I know if I’m eligible for 30 hours? You can apply at www.childcarechoices.gov.uk If you are eligible you will receive an 11-digit code, which usually begins with 500

What else do I need to do?Once you have your 11 -digit code, you’ll need to email this code to us along with your National Insurance Number and your consent to share these and your name, address and child’s details with the Local Authority to verify your code.

What happens once I’ve been approved for funding?

We will give you a Parental Declaration form from the Local Authority and a contract from us detailing exactly how your hours will be taken. We ask that we have these documents returned before your child’s first funded session with us. For 30-hour funding you must reconfirm you code every 3 months via the Gateway account you will set up when you apply, you will usually get a reminder from HMRC, but we recommend setting your own reminders too.

We offer the following discounts:

17.5% Full time discount (included in the examples above)

Sibling Discount 10% discount for the elder child. If you have 3 children with us, you will receive 10% for your eldest child and 5% for your middle child.

NHS/ Emergency Services Discount 5 % discount (with a valid NHS Card)

£100 when you recommend a friend,

we are always happy to have recommendations and we offer a £100 one off discount to any of our families who recommend us to a family who then book a place for 15 hours per week or more. We deduct the £100 from the referring family’s invoice in the 4th month after their friend’s child has started (subject to continuous attendance and full payment of fees)

Government Funded Early Education for 2, 3- and 4-year

olds Parents of children aged 2 years may be eligible for up to 15 hours per week, 38 weeks per year of funding from the term after their 2nd birthday, subject to meeting the criteria. Funding is paid during school term times only and the number of funded hours received each week will depend on the date your child starts with us.

Eligibility Criteria for 2-year-old Funding

Children are automatically eligible for 2-year-old funding if one or more of the following applies: *They are looked after by a local council *They have left care in England or Wales through an adoption order, special guardianship order or child arrangements order *They have a current statement of Special Education Needs or an Education Health and Care Plan *They get Disability Living Allowance

Children may be eligible for 2-year-old funding if their

parent/ carers receive:

*Universal Credit; a household annual income equivalent toand not exceeding £15,400, assessed on up to three of theparent's most recent Universal Credit assessment periods.*Child Tax Credit (provided they do not receive WorkingTax Credit and have an annual household income of nomore than £16,190) *Support under part VI of theImmigration and Asylum Act 1999 *The guaranteedelement of State Pension Credit

In addition, Children may be eligible (depending on

household income) if their parents / carers receive:

*Income Support *Income-based Jobseeker’s Allowance*Income-related Employment and Support Allowance*Working Tax Credit run-on - paid for 4 weeks after youstop qualifying for Working Tax Credit

Funding

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Eligibility begins in:

Total number of funded hours available in the academic Year

Weekly Hours (stretched offer from beginning of term to 31/08)

September 570 (38 funded weeks x 15 hours) 11.17 (570 / 51 weeks of attendance) January 360 (24 funded weeks x 15 hours) 10.28 (360 / 35 weeks of attendance) April 180 (12 funded weeks x 15 hours) 8.18 (180 / 22 weeks of attendance)

For the 30-hour offer, your funded hours will be delivered as:

Eligibility begins in:

Total number of funded hours available in the academic Year

Weekly Hours (stretched offer from beginning of term to 31/08)

September 1140 (38 funded weeks x 30 hours) 22.35 (1140 / 51 weeks of attendance) January 720 (24 funded weeks x 30 hours) 20.57 (720 / 35 weeks of attendance) April 195 (12 funded weeks x 30 hours) 17.72 (390 / 22 weeks of attendance)

When will my funding start?

As funding is paid termly, it will start from the September, January or April after your child’s 2nd or 3rd Birthday.

Do I get 15 / 30 hours a week every week?

No, funding is paid during school term times (38 weeks per year) only. The total allowance of hours for the 15-hour offer is 570 (15 hours x 38 weeks per year). Unless you have a term time only place, we stretch these hours across the 51 weeks which we are open therefore your funded hours will be delivered as: (see table below)

We will do individual calculations for any children starting at any other time of the year.

When can my child have their funded hours?

In accordance with local and national guidance, it is at our discretion to decide how we deliver funded places. Our standard offer is to spread funding across the full year and include our additional services fee.

For the 15-hour offer, your funded hours will be delivered as:

Funded hours can be taken during any of our set sessions. Any additional hours will be charged at our hourly charge outlined in the Nursery Fees information section above. All places are subject to our occupancies as we have statutory ratio and space requirements, other than that we don’t restrict when funded hours can be taken.

Can my child attend Term Time Only?

We have taken the decision to continue to offer a limited number of term time only places because we want to remain flexible and responsive to our family’s childcare needs.

However, Government funding has been frozen since 2017 and will remain so until at least 2020, but our costs rise annually so there is a growing gap between the hourly rate we receive and the amount it costs us to deliver the high-quality provision that we pride ourselves on.

We will do individual calculations for any children starting at any other time of the year.

We open all year so our costs remain similar each month so fees would have to rise substantially for non-funded hours to cover the losses of not having places being used or paid for in school holidays. We don’t want to have to do that, therefore, in order to remain flexible but sustainable, term time only places are limited. We charge a 25% retainer to hold term time only places during school holidays.

How much will my child’s place cost with Government Funding?

This will depend on the sessions they do and when they become eligible for funding, but as an example, for a place from 8.30-6 Monday to Friday all year round, fees after your zero cost hours will be £607.25 which includes all meals and additional services (see below) This is compared with our standard full time rate before funding of £1270.

What if you don’t have any term time only places available?

You are welcome to join out waiting list, or we will help you to find a nearby setting that offers this, there is no obligation to take extra paid hours, you have the choice over whether to wait for a funded space with us or take your hours elsewhere.

What about in exceptional circumstances?

We understand that the unexpected can happen and strive to be as flexible and family friendly as we can be, we will always consider exceptional circumstances and temporarily adjust our policies to help where we can.

What does my child get in their funded hours?

Government funding pays for your child’s time with us, it is not intended to pay for the things that as a full day care provider we provide such as consumables, weekly PE sessions and a learning journey, so we have a 60p per funded hour additional services fee for to bring funded hours in line with our fully inclusive provision.

What if I don’t want to pay your additional services fee?

Delivery of these hours is legislated for in the Statutory Guidance and settings are not allowed to make it conditional that parents buy extra hours or services in order to get their funded hours, it also clarifies that

settings do not have to offer funded hours. Our decision to offer a stretched offer, including meals and additional service charges as standard, with limited term time only places has been explained above but we make all parents aware that this is our policy and other settings may deliver these hours differently to us. If our standard offer is not what you are looking for, please speak to us to discuss your options.

What if my circumstances change?

Once you are confirmed as eligible for 2-year old funding it remains in place until your child is eligible for 3-year-old funding, so nothing changes, even if your circumstances do.

If you are eligible for 30 hours childcare and your circumstances change, you may no longer be eligible for the additional 15 hours a week*. If this is the case, you will fall into a grace period as follows:

If you fall out of eligibility between: Your Grace Period will end on:

1st Jan – 10th Feb 31st Mar11th Feb – 31st Mar 31st Aug1st Apr – 26th May 31st Aug27th May – 31st Aug 31st Dec1st Sep – 21st Oct 31st Dec22nd Oct – 31st Dec 31st Mar

*If you fall out of eligibility for the 30-hour offer, you will still be eligible for the 15-hour offer.

What if I want to change settings? We will apply our 4-week notice period, including 4 weeks’ worth of funding.

What if I want to split my funding with another provider?We have a single provider policy; we don’t split funding in order to help settle your child with us.

Can I use Tax Free Childcare or Childcare Vouchers alongside this funding? Yes, you can if you meet the criteria for Tax free childcare. Childcare voucher schemes have closed to new entrants but if you already received vouchers, you can use them alongside funded hours.

Funded hours can be taken during any of our set sessions. Any additional hours will be charged at our hourly charge outlined in the Nursery Fees information section above. All places are subject to our occupancies as we have statutory ratio and space requirements, other than that we don’t restrict when funded hours can be taken.

Can my child attend Term Time Only? We have taken the decision to continue to offer a limited number of term time only places because we want to remain flexible and responsive to our family’s childcare needs.

However, Government funding has been frozen since 2017 and will remain so until at least 2020, but our costs rise annually so there is a growing gap between the hourly rate we receive and the amount it costs us to deliver the high-quality provision that we pride ourselves on.

What happens if my child is ill or we go on holiday? Occasional, short term absence such as illness or a family holiday is no problem at all. Full fees for privately paid hours will still be charged in order to keep your child’s place open. We are under no obligation to swop sessions or give you extra sessions to make up for any which you miss.

How do you store my information? Under the terms of our agreement with the Local Authority, we are responsible for checking original copies of documentation to confirm your child has reached the eligible age for funding, we do this by asking to see a copy of your child’s Birth Certificate or Passport, we may retain a paper or digital copy of this, which will be stored securely, in accordance with data protection and privacy requirements. The Local Authority requires us to retain details of funding claims for auditing purposes and fraud investigations, these will be deleted when they are no longer needed. Please see our Privacy Notice for information on how we use, store and delete your information.

Where can I get more information about Government Funding? You can speak to the Local Authority, to your Health Visitor, to us, or you can visit www.childcarechoices.gov.uk

Our Yearly Schedule 2019/2020

Autumn Term 2019• Monday 2 September 2019 to Friday 18 October 2019• Half Term Monday 21 October 2019 to Friday 25 October 2019• Monday 28 October 2019 to Thursday 19 December 2019

Spring Term 2020• Monday 6 January 2020 to Friday 14 February 2020• Half Term Monday 17 February 2020 to Friday 21 February 2020• Monday 24 February 2020 to Friday 3 April 2020

Summer Term 2020• Monday 20 April 2020 to Friday 22 May 2020• Half Term Monday 25 May 2020 to Friday 29 May 2020• Monday 1 June 2020 to Tuesday 21 July 2020

Little Aisha Staff Training Days (Nursery Closed for all children)Monday 2nd September 2019, Thursday 2nd January 2020 and Monday 20th July 2020

Please don’t hesitate to ask if you have any queries regarding anything in our Welcome Pack.

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Physical activity for early years (birth – 5 years) CONTRIBUTES TO BRAIN DEVELOPMENT &

LEARNING IMPROVES SLEEP BUILDS

RELATIONSHIPS & SOCIAL SKILLS MAINTAINS

HEALTH & WEIGHT.

Every movement counts Active children are healthy, happy, school ready and sleep better move more, sit less.

Play together across everyday 3 Hours Aim at least

Develops muscles & bones encourages movement & co-ordination tummy time, swim, object play, walk, dance, messy play scoot games, bike rides , play skip climb .

(UK Chief Medical Officers Guide Lines 2011)

Equality and equal Opportunities

Little Aisha Nursery is an inclusive nursery we celebrate the ethnic diversity of our nursery population. We endeavour to make all of our families feel part of the nursery community and to demonstrate respect for the different cultures represented in our nursery. The promotion of racial equality and active practice of promoting British Values at Little Aisha is present not just in our Equality Policy but in all the schemes of work, resources and the everyday practice of the nursery.We seek to provide excellent resources, challenging activities and teaching to all our children, whatever age, gender ethnicity, attainment or background. We aim to ensure all our children have every opportunity to learn whilst being given full and equal access to the curriculum, activities and outings. We promote this via our policies and out teaching practices while upholding and celebrating British Values.

Food and Drink

We encourage children to drink throughout the day, please supply a named water bottle for your child. Fruit, milk and water are available for all children as a light snack. We recommend if your child is doing a long day at nursery that they have a substantial lunch to keep them alert and well-nourished throughout the day. We offer breakfast, lunch and tea as a chargeable extra (please refer to the fee’s list provided) should you wish to look at our menu please ask a member of staff which will be more than happy to help.

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Please note that the following items are not allowed

and will not be served at nursery:

• Crisps

• Juice

• Chocolate / Sweets

• Yoghurt with a high sugar content

• Sweets

Hot meals will be invoiced accordingly, via direct

debit or via invoice , please refer to our website for our

menus or alternatively ask a member of staff for a

copy of the current menu’s being served .

Teeth

It is recommended that children regularly see their

dentist, as soon as the milk teeth start to emerge it is

vital for you to register your child with a local dentist.

Please let a staff know if you need support registering

with a local Dentist. Good oral dental health is

essential not just for the well being of all children but

also with the development of speech and promote

self-confidence. It is recommended for children to

brush their teeth twice a day for at least two minutes.

Illness and Exclusion

Illnesses happen and can spread quickly at nursery where children spend long periods of time in close proximity to one another. While some illness is

good for the development of a strong immune system, we remain very aware of the current health crisis which we are all living through and will continue to

be led by expert advice on how to keep the children and wider little Aisha family safe. Accordingly, any child with a new and continuous cough, fever or altered sense of taste and smell will be asked to stay home from nursery for 10 days from the day that symptoms began, in line with Government advice. Any siblings attending the nursery who are members of the same household

must also isolate for 14 days from the first day when the person in the household became ill.

For the most up to date guidance for households with possible or confirmed Coronavirus cases please go to

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/covid-19-stay-at-home-guidance/stay-at-home-guidance-for-households-with-possible-

coronavirus-covid-19-infection

We also have our own set of COVID-Safe policies which all parents will be sent upon enrolment. For more information on some of our exclusion periods,

please see the table below or speak to the Nursery.

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2019/2020

Autumn term 2019

Monday 2 September 2019 to Friday 18 October 2019

Half Term Monday 21 October 2019 to Friday 25 October 2019

Monday 28 October 2019 to Thursday 19 December 2019

Spring term 2020

Monday 6 January 2020 to Friday 14 February 2020

Half Term Monday 17 February 2020 to Friday 21 February 2020

Monday 24 February 2020 to Friday 3 April 2020

Summer term 2020

Monday 20 April 2020 to Friday 22 May 2020

Half Term Monday 25 May 2020 to Friday 29 May 2020

Monday 1 June 2020 to Tuesday 21 July 2020

Little Aisha Staff Training Days (Nursery

Closed for all children)

Monday 2nd September 2nd January 202020th July 2020

Bank Holidays Nursery will be closed for all children

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Nursery Yearly Schedule & Useful Contacts

Children’s centres (Hubs)

Hillview Children’s Centre

Address: 2 Grange RoadSouth HarrowHA2 0LW

Tel: 020 8422 4692

Cedars Children's Centre

Address: Cedar's Children's CentreWhittlesea RoadHarrowHA3 6LS

Tel: 020 8736 6222

Harrow Family Information Services (Fis)

Telephone number : 020 8901 269Email: [email protected]

Address: Harrow Families Information Service, Civic Centre, Station Road, Harrow, HA1 2UW

Tax Credits / 30-hour entitlement Telephone:0345 300 3900www.gov.uk

Winter 2019- Spring 2020 Menu – Menu 2

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Menu 2 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Early morning

snack (8.30am)

Oranges and Cucumber Sticks

Milk or water

Pear and Apple Slices Milk or water

Orange Slices and Carrot Sticks

Milk or water

Banana and Apple Slices Milk or water Orange and Banana

Slices Milk or water

Breakfast (10.00am) Choice from Porridge, Weetabix, Eggs, Toast, Pancakes or waffles with milk or water to drink (G) (M) (E)

Lunch – Main dish (12.00pm)

Beef Chilli Con Carne served with Rice

(G)

Fish Pie with Mashed Potato served with Green

Beans (F) ( )

Chicken and sweet Potato coconut curry and rice

(MU) (C)

Shepherd’s Pie served with Broccoli

(C) (S ) (G)

Roast chicken, potatoes, carrots and Yorkshire

puddings served with gravy (E)E) ) (M) (C) (SO)

Lunch – Vegetarian Main dish (12.00am)

Quorn Chilli Con Carne served with Rice

(E)E) )

Vegetable Fingers served with

Mashed Potato and Green Beans (G) ( )

Quorn Chicken and Sweet Potato Coconut curry and

rice (MU) (C) (G) (SO) (E)

Quorn Shepherd’s Pie served with broccoli

(C) (S ) (G)

Quorn chicken, potatoes and carrots served with

gravy (E)E) ) (M) (C) (SO)

Dessert Ice cream roll

(M) ( )Rainbow Fruit Salad Raspberry Jelly

Apple Crumble served with Custard (G) ( )

Fruit Platter

Afternoon snack

(2.30pm)

Baby room Apple slices and Banana

Pre-school and toddler rooms

Butternut Squash Soup

Milk or water

Baby room Banana and Orange slices


Tomato soup served with warmed baguette

(G) ( )Milk or water

Baby room Pear and Apple slices


Choice of sandwiches with veg sticks

(G) ( )Milk or water

Baby room Cucumber and Pear slices


Hummus and veg sticks (G) ( ) (S)

Milk or water

Baby room Pear and carrot sticks


Cream cheese bagels (G) ( ) (S)

Milk or water

Tea (4.30pm)

Vegetable Soup served with Bread and Butter

Fingers (G) ( ) (C)

Roasted Winter Vegetable Pasta

(G) ( )

Potato Wedges served with a

Selection of Dips (M)

Sweet potato and Butternut Squash soup with Baguette

(M) ( ) (C)

Sandwiches with a Choice of fillings served with

Vegetable Sticks (G) (M)

Tea- Vegetarian

dish (4.30pm)

Vegetable Soup served with Baked baguette

(G) (M) (C)

Roasted Winter Vegetable Pasta

(G) (M)

Potato Wedges served with a

Selection of Dips (M)

Sweet potato and butternut squash soup with baked

Baguette (M) (G) (C)

Sandwiches with a Choice of fillings with

Vegetable Sticks (G) (M)

Dessert Fresh Fruit Platter Carrot Cake

(G) (M) (E)

Victoria sponge cake and custard (M) (G)

Fromage Frais (M)

Cheesecake (G) (M)

Documents Required to register your child

Birth Certificate and or Passport

Red Book

£40 Registration Fee

Completely Filled in Application Form

Completed Parent Contract

Completed GDPR Document

Eligibility confirmation when claiming two year old funding

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