Admissions
Bright Futures Nursery School is Ofsted registered for a total of 52 children.

Of these not more than 9 may be under 2 years at any on time (Early Years Register, compulsory part of the Childcare Register)

The above statement is taken from the registration document and is the overriding policy in respect of admissions.

Children are admitted to the nursery after consultation between parents, carers and nursery staff.

We are committed to providing a positive and inclusive environment for all, where diversity is welcomed and mutual respect and understanding is promoted. Here at Bright Futures we operate an “open door” policy.

No application for childcare will be treated less favourably because of a child’s race, gender, culture, disability, class, belief, sexual orientation, and lifestyle or family circumstances.

We continually monitor and review the nursery’s admissions policies and procedures to ensure they are not prejudice and do not discriminate against certain groups of both the local community and wider society.

We advertise the nursery and our facilities throughout both the local community and wider society, e.g. brochures are sent to local community centres, web site. This is to ensure that one no group in the local community and wider society has the monopoly over access to the nursery and its facilities.

Training will be sought and undertaken if deemed necessary to support our admissions policy

OUR TERMS AND CONDITIONS ARE CURRENTLY UNDER REVIEW – APRIL 2025

Terms and Conditions

There is a non refundable registration fee payable once only of £40.00 per family.”

Fees are payable 51 weeks of the year
Bright Futures Nursery school is closed on all bank holidays where there is no charge.
A full fee is payable for non attendance including holidays and sickness.
Where 2 or more siblings attend day care a 10% discount will be applied to the older child’s fees.
Payments are to be made in advance and should be paid before the 5th of each month.
Payment can be made with childcare vouchers.
We are happy to register to receive other provider vouchers provided to our parents by their employers. Please speak to the nursery manager should you require further information.
We provide the 15 hours a week free early years entitlement available the term after a child turns three.
Hardship places available through local authority for two year olds (subject to criteria).
We accept care to learn payment enabling young parents to further their education.
Subsidised places from trustees, up to five places available, level of subsidy determined by trustees on an individual basis.