We would like to welcome all our new parents and children to Rothley Park Kindergarten.
FREE EARLY EDUCATION ENTITLEMENT
FEEE is available to all children the term following their third birthday, for a minimum of 38 weeks per year. This is claimed by the setting and throughout term time only. Each term can vary between 11 weeks and 16 weeks. The deduction will be shown on your invoice each month. Please do not hesitate to see us if you have any queries regarding your child’s funding. Please provide your Child’s Birth Certificate to validate your Claim.
All new parents will be invited to discuss the funding system with Narinder (Manager) before their eligibility claim date.
2 Year Old Funding
Two-year funding is now in operation and should parents be eligible to qualify this would be available a term after their second birthday. We require, the funding code, both parent's national insurance numbers and your child’s birth certificate to validate your claim.
SPRING PERIOD ENTITLEMENT 2024 – 12 WEEKS IN TOTAL
January – 4 weeks: February – 4 weeks: March – 4weeks:
SUMMER PERIOD ENTITLEMENT 2024 – 11 WEEKS IN TOTAL
April – 3 weeks: May- 3 weeks: June - 3 weeks: July – 2 weeks:
AUTUMN PERIOD ENTITLEMENT 2024 -15 WEEKS IN TOTAL
September - 4 weeks: October – 4 weeks: November – 4 weeks: December – 3 weeks:
Birthdays
- Naia will be 1 on 1st April
- Aria will be 3rd April
- Laurel will be 2 on 5th April
- Reenie will be 2 on 9th April
- Isla will be 3 on 11th April
- Kai will be 1 on 17th April
- Ella will be on 3 on 18th April
- Rayan will be 4 on 18th April
- Naira will be 2 on 25th April
HAPPY BIRTHDAY FROM ALL AT RPK
Easter Activity for all the family
Easy DIY bird feeder
Treat the birds this Easter with this easy craft idea. Little ones will love watching the garden birds as they perch on the side, pecking away at the seed. It’s a great way to teach children about local wildlife and enjoy a fun afternoon of craft.Takes 30 mins
To make an Easter bird feeder, you will need:
1 large orange
2 kebab skewers
Bird seed
String
What to do:
1. Cut a large orange in half and scoop out the middle (you can eat this as a snack).
2. Poke a kebab skewer through one side of the orange and out through the other, then poke another kebab skewer through from the other side so the two skewers make a cross in the middle. Little birds can perch on these skewers while they eat the seed.
3. Take two equal lengths of string and tie these onto the skewers on either side so you can hang it up. It might not balance with just one, so be sure to do both.
4.Fill the orange with bird seed, then hang on a branch for the birds to enjoy.
