Funding for two-year-old children
- Since 2013, some two-year old children can also receive some funding, based on the following criteria, as established by Wandsworth Council:
Parent qualify for Benefits
Children Looked After (CLA), such as adopted and fostered children
Children who have a finalised Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) for special needs or qualify for Disability Living Allowance (DLA)
- The number of place is limited, so please call us for more information.
Early Years Pupil Premium (EYPP) for three and four-year-old children
- We can claim up to a maximum of £300 per academic year to enhance your child’s specific needs in our school if they meet the following eligibility criteria;
Parent qualify for Benefits
Children Looked After (CLA), such as adopted and fostered children
- We can, for instance, buy equipment to support children’s learning and development or employ specialist staff to help children develop their speech and language skills. For more information about the Early Years Pupil Premium (EYPP) for 3 and 4-year olds in Wandsworth, visit
www.wandsworth.gov.uk/eypp discount of 5% is offered on the youngest sibling’s school fees (school, breakfast club and after-school care, holiday club).
Tax Free Childcare for Families
- The new Tax Free Childcare scheme is for working parents not in receipt of Universal Credit or Tax Credits.
Both parents must be working (one in a lone parent household) and must be earning more than £115 per week and less than £100,000 per year per person.
- HM Government will contribute 20% to the parent’s 80% in the tax-free account.
- This scheme will completely replace the voucher scheme from October 2018 and payment will be made directly from the parents’ account to the provider.