term time only sound right?

[loocyloo]

No.
What loocyloo's trying to say is that she charges a higher rate for term time only children, and that's how she's worked the rate out.

By parents paying a slightly higher rate during term time Loocyloo could potentially put 66p per hour away during term time to cover her 'wages' over the time she's not needed in the holidays.
It's a popular way of calculating fees for term time only/part timers contracts, without the hassle of asking for a retainer and then not being able to take a holiday only child on.

:-) Thanks Kiddleywinks xx