Peter Pan Playschool is now operating as Peter Pan Playschool (CIO), a charitable incorporated organisation and our new Ofsted registration has been approved as of 10th April 2024.

Working parents of children may qualify for tax free childcare, where for every £8 parents put in, the government pays £2.

All children are eligible for 15 hours free entitlement from the term after their third birthday. Working parents may be eligible for 30 hours entitlement.

Some two year olds may qualify for FEET funding which is means tested.

From April 2024, working parents of 2 year olds may be eligible for 15 hours free entitlement from the term after their second birthday.

From September 2024, working parents of children from 9 months may be eligible for 15 hours free entitlement from the term after they turn 9 months.

From September 2025, working parents of children from 9 months may be eligible for the extended 30 hours free entitlement.

All information is now on the childcare choices website, and parents can put in details to see if you qualify.

https://www.childcarechoices.gov.uk/

We’re now taking admissions from September 2025 and beyond. If you’d like to join the waiting list in case anything comes up before then please email Louise on peterpanplayschool@gmail.com, but at the moment we’re very busy.

We are really sorry but we are now provisionally full until September 2025. You’re welcome to join the waiting list in case anything comes up before then, but at the moment we can’t offer any confirmed places before then.

Due to an unprecedented number of applications, we’ve had to close our waiting list now, so we don’t have any spaces until September 2024, and they’re already filling up quickly. Please do get in touch as early as possible to arrange a visit and sign up if you’re looking for September 2024 and beyond.

We’re now totally full for the rest of 2022/2023 and already looking really busy from September 2023, with very limited spaces available already – please do get in touch as soon as possible if you’re looking for a space to avoid disappointment

We’ve reintroduced our parent rota, and we were very lucky to be visited by one of the Mummy’s and Mr Plod the pet tortoise! We watched him have a walk around the playschool garden and he ate some of his lettuce. Initially some of us weren’t sure about giving him a stroke, but by the time he went home, we’d all gained the confidence to very gently stroke his shell.