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    Default Half hour charge or 15 minutes

    If a parent wants 2 hours 15 minutes childcare for after school then would you charge for 2.5 hours seeing as the 15 minutes really is very little money plus a bit of faff to work out and also you may have a set after school fee? Or would you actually charge for 2 hrs 15 mins?
    Do you tend to charge from when you leave your house or from the time the child comes out of school?
    I guess with after schoolers you have to make it worth your while plus i don't take on loads of them!
    This is just for 2 days a week
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    I would charge from when I leave to collect in this case or have a set fee for after school which is what I do. I have after school fee full day fee and half day fee.
    Tess1981

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    I charge to the next half hour, as you say 15 mins is a faff :-)

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    I charge by the hour so would be 3 hours with me.

 

 

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