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    this is sooo not fare,
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    we need to ring our MP and tell them that why is it that depending on where you live depends if you get any of this goverment grant ,,,

    its the goverment that is giving us this money NOT our LA

    the LA'S are keeping our money to spend on otherthings like training,

    does the goverment know what are LA'S are doing with our money?
    will the goverment in future send cheques out instead of entrusting the moneys to LA'S?

    if i said i will give you all £100 for xmas and sent it to each LA and you only got £50 or nothing then it would realy get your back up and mine!

    im going to ring up again and ask why this is happening and tell my LA it is not there money to decide what to do with its mine and every other child care settings, and tell them if i dont get a sattisfoctory answer i will ring my MP

    we dont want rubbish training we want the money to put EYFS into our practice not the surestart children centre that has its own extra moneys.

    good luck to you all hope you get something out of it

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    I've sent in 2 proposals ( 1 for a door and if that one is decloined cos they feel it's adding value to my hous,e then I put in for a wendy house to extend outdoor play opportunities). Won't know anything for awhile but then, as I'm not going to have any earyl years children cos I'm going back to work and will only have school aged, I prob won't get either.

    The pre-school I'm going to has put in a request for a fenced outdoor play area so hopefully that one will be granted!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tatia View Post
    I've sent in 2 proposals ( 1 for a door and if that one is decloined cos they feel it's adding value to my hous,e then I put in for a wendy house to extend outdoor play opportunities). Won't know anything for awhile but then, as I'm not going to have any earyl years children cos I'm going back to work and will only have school aged, I prob won't get either.

    The pre-school I'm going to has put in a request for a fenced outdoor play area so hopefully that one will be granted!
    i was told the grant is to help deliver the EYFS so only for thoes working with this age group
    also if you leave finish working with in 3 years then the grant has to be paid back? i would ask if i was you , dont want to have to pay it all back later.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Andrea08 View Post
    this is sooo not fare,
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    we need to ring our MP and tell them that why is it that depending on where you live depends if you get any of this goverment grant ,,,

    its the goverment that is giving us this money NOT our LA

    the LA'S are keeping our money to spend on otherthings like training,

    does the goverment know what are LA'S are doing with our money?
    will the goverment in future send cheques out instead of entrusting the moneys to LA'S?

    if i said i will give you all £100 for xmas and sent it to each LA and you only got £50 or nothing then it would realy get your back up and mine!

    im going to ring up again and ask why this is happening and tell my LA it is not there money to decide what to do with its mine and every other child care settings, and tell them if i dont get a sattisfoctory answer i will ring my MP

    we dont want rubbish training we want the money to put EYFS into our practice not the surestart children centre that has its own extra moneys.

    good luck to you all hope you get something out of it
    I totally agree

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    ive been in contact with the councillor who is paying out this money in our area been told to apply for it and i can have a maximum of £1000 per child under 5 on my reg certificate ive totally stumped them as im registered for 6 as i have an assistan checked with her that it was £6000 was told yes yippee new laptop, camera, printer etc here i come!!

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    here the email confirming so if any of you are from derbyshire then try to apply

    Hi



    Further to your enquiry about the above fund, I can confirm that childminders in Derbyshire are able to bid for funding. However, as I stated in our telephone conversation, the conditions of grant from the government says that the asset has to remain in the ownership of local authorities. Therefore if funding were approved to undertake capital works on your home and you decided to discontinue childminding you would be expected to pay back the funding. In the light of this, Derbyshire will not approve capital works. However, if there is equipment you require to deliver EYFS (excluding toys etc), for instance IT, you should submit your requirements in writing giving the cost and the reasons why the equipment is required.



    I hope this is helpful.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tinkerbelle View Post
    here the email confirming so if any of you are from derbyshire then try to apply

    Hi



    Further to your enquiry about the above fund, I can confirm that childminders in Derbyshire are able to bid for funding. However, as I stated in our telephone conversation, the conditions of grant from the government says that the asset has to remain in the ownership of local authorities. Therefore if funding were approved to undertake capital works on your home and you decided to discontinue childminding you would be expected to pay back the funding. In the light of this, Derbyshire will not approve capital works. However, if there is equipment you require to deliver EYFS (excluding toys etc), for instance IT, you should submit your requirements in writing giving the cost and the reasons why the equipment is required.



    I hope this is helpful.
    Thanks for that who do we apply to?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Derby minder View Post
    Thanks for that who do we apply to?
    Amanda Gordon

    Planning and Project Manager

    Children and Younger Adults Department

    Tel: 01629 580000 Ext: 5709

    Amanda.Gordon@derbyshire.gov.uk;
    this is the lady i spoke to and emailed me its her i sent my application to ive applied for
    a laptop
    and a pc as kids cant use a laptop and i can use the laptop to plan and document everything as well as do my ou course you can also apply for a dvd player for the eyfs dvd
    a digital camera + case for camera
    camcorder
    dictaphone
    outdoor climbing frame as my local play area doesnt have one
    printer
    scanner
    software for pc
    and a outdoor playhouse to use when weather is bad
    just got to wait now to see how its goes
    was told by her though that if approved they pay money direct toy you for you to get the items hope it helps you

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    i have telphoned my develpoment worker she says she nos nothing about it who else could i get into contact with

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    i contacted early years as well and they knew nothing
    i then phoned my local council
    ask for children and young adults department and they should put you in touch with right person (hopefully)

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    thankyou just emailed them fingers crossed

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    Does anyone know who I apply to I would come under Staffordshire?
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    Anyone in Leicesterhshire know anything about whats happening in the area with this?

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    sorry if its not in line but the figures are what each area was given to distribute between childcare providers/ day nurseries etc its for 2008-09 then 2009-10 then again in 2010-11 its all alphabetical so you can see which area you are in and see their amount i found this on http://www.dcsf.gov.uk/localauthorit...ments/content/

    CAPITAL FUNDING FOR EARLY YEARS: 2008-11 ALLOCATIONS

    Authority 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
    Barking & Dagenham 992,175 992,175 992,175
    Barnet 1,561,144 1,561,144 1,561,144
    Barnsley 857,709 857,709 857,709
    Bath and North East Somerset 633,942 633,942 633,942
    Bedfordshire 1,689,468 1,689,468 1,689,468
    Bexley 909,182 909,182 909,182
    Birmingham 5,314,200 5,314,200 5,314,200
    Blackburn with Darwen 770,355 770,355 770,355
    Blackpool 591,325 591,325 591,325
    Bolton 1,158,995 1,158,995 1,158,995
    Bournemouth 640,989 640,989 640,989
    Bracknell Forest 490,193 490,193 490,193
    Bradford 2,554,058 2,554,058 2,554,058
    Brent 1,440,342 1,440,342 1,440,342
    Brighton and Hove 1,062,287 1,062,287 1,062,287
    Bristol 1,655,653 1,655,653 1,655,653
    Bromley 1,363,951 1,363,951 1,363,951
    Buckinghamshire 2,131,066 2,131,066 2,131,066
    Bury 723,412 723,412 723,412
    Calderdale 862,659 862,659 862,659
    Cambridgeshire 2,357,606 2,357,606 2,357,606
    Camden 1,187,257 1,187,257 1,187,257
    Cheshire 2,547,033 2,547,033 2,547,033
    City of London 38,570 38,570 38,570
    Cornwall 2,012,989 2,012,989 2,012,989
    Coventry 1,320,714 1,320,714 1,320,714
    Croydon 1,702,901 1,702,901 1,702,901
    Cumbria 1,782,845 1,782,845 1,782,845
    Darlington 439,840 439,840 439,840
    Derby 912,728 912,728 912,728
    Derbyshire 2,552,328 2,552,328 2,552,328
    Devon 2,722,799 2,722,799 2,722,799
    Doncaster 1,238,573 1,238,573 1,238,573
    Dorset 1,440,292 1,440,292 1,440,292
    Dudley 1,092,813 1,092,813 1,092,813
    Durham 1,671,464 1,671,464 1,671,464
    Ealing 1,559,564 1,559,564 1,559,564
    East Riding of Yorkshire 1,111,398 1,111,398 1,111,398
    East Sussex 2,072,692 2,072,692 2,072,692
    Enfield 1,548,487 1,548,487 1,548,487
    Essex 5,573,670 5,573,670 5,573,670
    Gateshead 678,308 678,308 678,308
    Gloucestershire 2,304,566 2,304,566 2,304,566
    Greenwich 1,387,919 1,387,919 1,387,919
    Hackney 1,651,300 1,651,300 1,651,300
    Halton 545,573 545,573 545,573
    Hammersmith and Fulham 912,554 912,554 912,554
    Hampshire 5,044,663 5,044,663 5,044,663
    Haringey 1,343,086 1,343,086 1,343,086
    Harrow 976,602 976,602 976,602
    Hartlepool 351,807 351,807 351,807
    Havering 907,208 907,208 907,208
    Herefordshire 662,134 662,134 662,134
    Hertfordshire 4,604,839 4,604,839 4,604,839
    Hillingdon 1,168,610 1,168,610 1,168,610
    Hounslow 1,157,242 1,157,242 1,157,242
    Isle of Wight 502,719 502,719 502,719
    Isles of Scilly 10,406 10,406 10,406
    Islington 1,008,899 1,008,899 1,008,899
    Kensington and Chelsea 805,148 805,148 805,148
    Kent 6,147,978 6,147,978 6,147,978
    Kingston upon Hull 1,114,487 1,114,487 1,114,487
    Kingston upon Thames 618,572 618,572 618,572
    Kirklees 1,937,733 1,937,733 1,937,733
    Knowsley 592,186 592,186 592,186
    Lambeth 1,716,265 1,716,265 1,716,265
    Lancashire 4,519,564 4,519,564 4,519,564
    Leeds 2,743,138 2,743,138 2,743,138
    Leicester City 1,463,573 1,463,573 1,463,573
    Leicestershire 2,297,063 2,297,063 2,297,063
    Lewisham 1,531,928 1,531,928 1,531,928
    Lincolnshire 2,314,569 2,314,569 2,314,569
    Liverpool 1,722,397 1,722,397 1,722,397
    Luton 1,090,752 1,090,752 1,090,752
    Manchester 2,179,947 2,179,947 2,179,947
    Medway 1,176,953 1,176,953 1,176,953
    Merton 889,998 889,998 889,998
    Middlesbrough 611,395 611,395 611,395
    Milton Keynes 1,086,675 1,086,675 1,086,675
    NE Lincolnshire 604,679 604,679 604,679
    Newcastle upon Tyne 1,022,959 1,022,959 1,022,959
    Newham 1,766,836 1,766,836 1,766,836
    Norfolk 3,005,825 3,005,825 3,005,825
    North Lincolnshire 587,486 587,486 587,486
    North Somerset 794,057 794,057 794,057
    North Tyneside 677,444 677,444 677,444
    North Yorkshire 2,255,080 2,255,080 2,255,080
    Northamptonshire 2,807,785 2,807,785 2,807,785
    Northumberland 1,065,384 1,065,384 1,065,384
    Nottingham City 1,150,984 1,150,984 1,150,984
    Nottinghamshire 2,568,913 2,568,913 2,568,913
    Oldham 1,122,590 1,122,590 1,122,590
    Oxfordshire 2,590,636 2,590,636 2,590,636
    Peterborough 861,811 861,811 861,811
    Plymouth 976,099 976,099 976,099
    Poole 534,772 534,772 534,772
    Portsmouth 804,378 804,378 804,378
    Reading 657,487 657,487 657,487
    Redbridge 1,240,630 1,240,630 1,240,630
    Redcar and Cleveland 477,132 477,132 477,132
    Richmond upon Thames 889,601 889,601 889,601
    Rochdale 970,298 970,298 970,298
    Rotherham 932,084 932,084 932,084
    Rutland 127,024 127,024 127,024
    Salford 911,679 911,679 911,679
    Sandwell 1,291,347 1,291,347 1,291,347
    Sefton 960,958 960,958 960,958
    Sheffield 2,065,842 2,065,842 2,065,842
    Shropshire 1,076,809 1,076,809 1,076,809
    Slough 580,536 580,536 580,536
    Solihull 708,660 708,660 708,660
    Somerset 2,046,867 2,046,867 2,046,867
    South Gloucestershire 1,035,199 1,035,199 1,035,199
    South Tyneside 471,954 471,954 471,954
    Southampton 931,147 931,147 931,147
    Southend 706,575 706,575 706,575
    Southwark 1,682,207 1,682,207 1,682,207
    St Helens 649,928 649,928 649,928
    Staffordshire 2,868,489 2,868,489 2,868,489
    Stockport 940,666 940,666 940,666
    Stockton-on-Tees 653,086 653,086 653,086
    Stoke on Trent 988,107 988,107 988,107
    Suffolk 2,805,094 2,805,094 2,805,094
    Sunderland 952,820 952,820 952,820
    Surrey 4,710,555 4,710,555 4,710,555
    Sutton 749,716 749,716 749,716
    Swindon 788,407 788,407 788,407
    Tameside 795,746 795,746 795,746
    Telford & the Wrekin 675,027 675,027 675,027
    Thurrock 679,698 679,698 679,698
    Torbay 463,178 463,178 463,178
    Tower Hamlets 1,570,496 1,570,496 1,570,496
    Trafford 856,366 856,366 856,366
    Wakefield 1,132,838 1,132,838 1,132,838
    Walsall 1,015,217 1,015,217 1,015,217
    Waltham Forest 1,313,547 1,313,547 1,313,547
    Wandsworth 1,572,080 1,572,080 1,572,080
    Warrington 701,549 701,549 701,549
    Warwickshire 1,963,228 1,963,228 1,963,228
    West Berkshire 619,375 619,375 619,375
    West Sussex 3,242,280 3,242,280 3,242,280
    Westminster 1,010,982 1,010,982 1,010,982
    Wigan 1,119,414 1,119,414 1,119,414
    Wiltshire 1,902,453 1,902,453 1,902,453
    Windsor and Maidenhead 625,509 625,509 625,509
    Wirral 1,238,960 1,238,960 1,238,960
    Wokingham 594,869 594,869 594,869
    Wolverhampton 944,468 944,468 944,468
    Worcestershire 2,119,204 2,119,204 2,119,204
    York 706,473 706,473 706,473
    Totals 214,000,003 214,000,003 214,000,003

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    I live in South Glos has anyone else in this area received this grant?

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    i spoke to shropshire they using the money to help playschools get out of village halls if there is any money left they consider childminders i am going to challenge this i need all information i can get on it then i going to local mp
    when i spoke to early years team they said they had decided to use funding this way i asked who decided wouldnt answer me

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    i asked our co-ordinator about this and she said the money is not available until next year and is to be used for training on enabling environments, dont think i cold get it through to her that no amount of training can help a childminder fund purchases that can be quite costly, i got the investing into your business talk but pointed out that we are in quite a low paid area for parents and cm's and her response was increase your rate

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    thanks for the information

    does this mean i cant apply for this grant until i am registered with ofsted

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    this morning i was telling one of my mindees mum about not being able to grant, she said leave it with (she works in voluntary sector fills out grant forms for groups) she has spoken to someone who works in early years who is on my side anyway the main man suppose to be phoning me tomorrow to see what he can do all i want is to no why i cant get anything but they giving to playschools
    i am i being unreasonible

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    anyone in Peterborough heard anything yet?? A few months ago my childcare advisor said they hadn't come to any decisions about it and i haven't heard anything since!

 

 
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