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    I have asked this question before (about a year ago) but had interest for September and my numbers changing. Keen to do a flat rate for new after school care. Do you think £10 from 3 - 5pm is fair, regardless of if parent only wants care til 4pm?

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    Depends on your area! That is cheap for round here.

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    Quote Originally Posted by moggy View Post
    Depends on your area! That is cheap for round here.
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    Its really difficult to say what rate is acceptable for your area , but certainly a set afterschool rate is fine . Mine is £9 330-6 , including dinner , ...but my area has generally much cheaper rates than yours.

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    I charge a set rate for after schoolers (3-530 including light tea for £18 ) - mine are all term time only so it's a bit higher than my normal rate and I don't charge in school holidays

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    I do 2 after school rates - either pick up til 5 which includes a snack for £15 or pick up til 6 inc snack and dinner for £20 and I don't allow pick ups between 5-5:30 due to dinner. They just pay for term time hours and if they want any holiday care they must book and it is my hourly rate (£6.20) in Surrey

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kitty B View Post
    I have asked this question before (about a year ago) but had interest for September and my numbers changing. Keen to do a flat rate for new after school care. Do you think £10 from 3 - 5pm is fair, regardless of if parent only wants care til 4pm?
    I do flat rates for schoolies.

    £10 for before or after school, including up to 2 hours care and either breakfast or tea, if they are here when it is served.

    £15 for before andafter school, including up to 2 hours care and either breakfast andtea, if they are here when it is served.

    No deductions for fewer hours or missed meals.

    It may seem over-simplistic but it has saved me from all the picky mucking about I might've had to put up with otherwise.

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    I do £10 for 3pm-5pm with a snack.

 

 

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