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What would you do if you have a teacher that only requires term time care, would you charge half fees/retainer during school holidays?
TIA
Evening
What would you do if you have a teacher that only requires term time care, would you charge half fees/retainer during school holidays?
TIA
Hi Tia
I look after a teacher's children. I get all the holidays paid in full apart from the summer holidays when it is half pay.
HTH
Eleanor x
Hi
I charge half fee for school holidays but if for any reason the children don't come during term time eg a school residential trip I charge full
Cx
My parents are teachers and i charge half during the holidays. I take my holidays when they do so i still charge them even though i'm not available and have never had a parent disagree.
I used to care for a little girl whose mum was a teacher. I only used to look after her on a part time basis and during term time. During the holidays I used to charge a retainer fee but it was only something like £15-£20 as I only had her 2 days a week.
I look after 2 children from the one family whose parents are both teachers (ie father and mother). I do not charge for Christmas, Easter or Summer simply because it means I am not obliged to have them at all during these times and I can organise my family holidays for these times. It also helps to keep my tax bills low each year!
Needless to say I would never agree to this ever again as 9 times out of 10 I end up having to work with these children until Christmas to get them back into the way of my setting again!
I have a teachers child and i dont charge a retainer as i feel its nice for my own chldren to have less mindees here in the hols and also I dont then have to worry about them needing me in the hols as if i had this child aswell i wouldnt fit them all in the car!!
I dont offer term time only contracts as I cant afford to. I care for two children from seperate families whose parents are teachers who pay for all year. I dont charge if I am on holiday though.
I mind for school teachers I charged half fee for holidays I work out. how much term time fees are add the holidays and split into 12 months so i recieve the
same each month. Works for me
Ooh this is handy for me-have Teachers coming out to see my next week.
x
Nannying at moment..
I also have teachers term time only.
I do 39 weeks full fees
11 weeks half fees
2 weeks no fee (my hol)
add it all together and times by 12
I charge no fee in the holidays because it suits me and I only work 2 days with four of my mindees in the holidays. You have to do what you need. If you wanted to work all year round, you should charge at least a retainer but if you'd rather have more time with your kids in the holidays.
I too only work term time so don't get paid for the holidays. I have found that I get more clients that way and therefore am full term time. I work adhoc in the holidays for other families but not tied to anything. I work it out over the 39 week term and then I get paid every month the same amount regardless of whether i work or not.
Paula
Both my mindees have teachers as parents - and I charge half in the holidays, but am available to look after them if parents want me to. I have a new one starting next year and have agreed with mum that she will pay an increased rate for a term time only contract. When I used a childminder for DS1 I was a teacher and agreed to pay half in the school holidays then she added on 4 weeks holiday pay for herself as well when we went to sign the contracts - and then she charged me for a weeks holiday when I terminated the contracts - and I had 2 children there by then (and there was no mention of pro rata holiday pay anywhere in the contract). It cost me a fortune!
Grindal
one of my parents is a teacher, she is happy to pay half during hols if i'm here. When i am away i dont charge.
I charge 1/2 fee for all school holidays and if the parent wishes to use their space they then pay the other 1/2
I have teachers children where I charge a 50% retainer during holidays - apart from the 5 weeks I have a year where I don't charge.
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