Children will be able to:

·         Relax and rest after a busy school day

·         Enjoy sports, outdoor activities and supervised play at the play-park

·         Read books in a comfy Book Corner

·         Join in crafting activities and play Lego in our Construction Zone

·         Enjoy a social atmosphere,  chatting and playing with peers

Registration, Fees & Session booking

·         All children must be registered with After-School Club to be able to attend sessions.

·         Parents can choose from one of the following payment plans:

• Regular: £14.20 per session (£11.70 for sibling)
• Ad-Hoc: £17.00 per session - for occasional and last minute use. (£13.50 for sibling).
• Pre-school children: £17.60 per session normal hourly rate N/A (2.30pm to 6pm).
• A daily 50p voluntary snack contribution will be added to your invoice.
• Payment must still be made even if a child does not attend a booked session (due to sickness or holiday, for example).
• Regular users will be invoiced at the start of each half term with fees to be paid by BACS. Additional sessions may be booked and will be charged on the next bill.
• Payment is per child per session or part session.
• Ad-Hoc users will be charged on a 'pay-as-you-go' basis.
• We accept child care vouchers.

If you are interested in enrolling your child, then please fill in a registration form at the bottom of this page.

       Please return the registration form by email to info@combepreschool.onmicrosoft.com or to Combe After-school Club, Methodist Chapel, Park Road, Combe, Witney, Oxfordshire, OX29 8NA.

Safeguarding

We are committed to building a 'culture of safety' in which the children in our care are protected from abuse and harm. Any suspicions of abuse is promptly and appropriately responded to. We comply with local and national child protection procedures and ensure that all staff are appropriately trained.  For more details see our Safeguarding Children and Child Protection Policy.

Prevent Duty

Our setting complies with The Government's Prevent Duty to help prevent children being drawn into extremism. Our staff are vigilant and are required to inform our designated safeguarding leads, who will contact the relevant agencies if they suspect children are being exposed to extremism. Protecting children from extremism forms part of our settings safeguarding procedures and is an Ofsted requirement.

British Values

We actively teach British Values in our setting which means providing a curriculum which 'actively promotes the fundamental British Values of democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty, and mutual respect and tolerance of those with different faiths and beliefs'.

To do this Practitioners will:

• Listen to children,
• Share appropriate information with parents,
• Listen to parents,
• Reports concerns,
• Challenge negative behaviour,
• Focus on what children need,
• Support children's Personal, Social and Emotional development by helping children to develop a positive sense of themselves, and others, to form positive relationships and develop respect for others: to develop social skills  and learn how to manage their feelings; to understand appropriate behaviour in groups; and to have confidence in their own abilities.
  

Useful Documents

 Information for  New Parents

Please read the following documents and fill in and return the required forms if you wish to book your child into Combe After School Club.

Permission to Administer Medication Form

If  your child is required to take medicine during After-school Club hours, then you will need to download, fill in  and return the form below before staff can administer any medication.

You may  return the form via your child's school book bag, but please email us to let us know it is there. Alternatively, you may scan/fill in the form and return to us via email before your child attends.

 After School Club  Feedback Form

Please fill in our feedback form and return it to us, to help us improve our After School Club service.

 Children's After School Club Rules

Please read are rules with your child and encourage them to follow these when attending the club.