30 hours funded childcare

I am planning on taking my little one to nursery when she is one and I go back go work. I am just trying to figure out finances... how much do you get roughly for the 30 hours free childcare?

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It works out as roughly 2 days of private nursery all year round then you pay for a little bit on top of those two days for other things then full price for any additional days.

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If you stretch through the year it’s 22 hours per week. It’s not a set amount of money and every nursery charge different fees, some wildly different. Some have consumable charges/ early fees/ late fees etc and some limit the number or hours a day or the sessions you can use funded hours in so you’d really need to enquire with individual nurseries.

I’d also apply asap.. I had to apply before 20 weeks pregnant to get a place for my son when he turned 1.

For 3 days a week we are paying £280 after funded hours and tax free childcare. Our nursery doesn’t charge consumables or extra fees x

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