Fees & Terms

15 hours Free Childcare for 2 Year Old’s

• In the UK For working families, including independent contractors.
• Having a weekly income of at least £142 (equivalent to 16 hours at the National Minimum or Living Wage) and less than £100k each
• Who do not receive childcare vouchers, Universal Credit, or Tax Credits?
• With kids 0–11 (or 0–16 if they’re disabled)
• The government will add £2 to every £8 you deposit into an online account, up to a maximum of £2,000 per kid annually.
• Please understand how the modifications may influence your eligibility before applying or reconfirming if the coronavirus (COVID-19) has changed your working pattern or income.

15 Hours of Free Daycare for Children Ages 3 and 4 Years old

•  For all families in England
• With kids ages three and four
•  For 38 weeks, 15 hours of free nursery or early education
•  A total of 570 hours annually that you may use as needed with one or more daycare centres
• You can “stretch” the hours over 52 weeks with some providers by using fewer hours each week.

30 Hours of Free Childcare for 3 & 4-Year-Olds

• For working-class households in England
• With kids ages three and four
• For 38 weeks, 30 hours of free nursery or early education
• 1,140 hours total annually that you can utilise however you see fit with one or more daycare providers
• You can “stretch” the hours over 52 weeks with some providers by using fewer hours each week.
• Before you apply or reconfirm for 30 hours, please read how changes to your working pattern and/or income due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) may influence your eligibility.

For additional details, please go to https://www.childcarechoices.gov.uk