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Welcome! Dear Parents/Carers Thank you for your interest in our Early Bells Breakfast Club. Our Aims 1) To provide a healthy breakfast to children which will help with concentration and performance during the school day; 2) To provide a range of stimulating activities; 3) For children to feel happy and secure in a welcoming environment. Quality Care Parents and carers can be assured that children receive high quality care and stimulating activities in a safe environment, delivered by trained and experienced staff. We strongly believe that parents/carers participation, suggestions and feedback is a valuable asset to the club. The club has working policies on Diversity and Equality and behaviour; hard copies are available in the club. It is our responsibility to follow the government’s Safeguarding and Child Protection Procedures. It is our duty to report any concerns to the school and Children’s Services according to these guidelines. Registration Children will not be accepted into the Club without being registered beforehand.  Registration allows parents to give staff key information about their child so that can be met any dietary or other needs can be met.

The basics Rates: 1st child in family: £4.50 per session Additional siblings: £4.00 per session (prices will be reviewed regularly) Timings & Club Schedule: Opening Time: 7:45am – 8.45am daily Last Breakfasts Served: 8:30am  Games and activities are available in the dining room.  Children can move into the playground at 8:45am where they will be supervised by school staff. Infant age children will be escorted to join their class at 8:50am.  Behaviour Policy At Early Bells Breakfast Club, we aim to maintain individual respect and responsibility towards others.  Children will be encouraged to assume responsibility for their own behaviour. 6 Simple Rules We will keep unkind hands, feet and words to ourselves We will always sit down whilst eating and drinking and be mindful of our manners We will always walk in the club We will look after toys and equipment We will be friendly with everyone We will not leave the clubroom alone

Policies and Procedures Medical Policy It is the responsibility of parents/carers to inform the Club Co-ordinator of any medical conditions that may affect their child/ren during their time in the Club. Club staff will adhere to the protocols outlined in the Medical Policies (available on request) if a situation occurs that requires such action. Policies & Procedures The Club has put a number of policies and procedures in place in order to provide the best care for its member children.  The documents are available in the Club for your reference and copies available on request from the Club Co-ordinator.   Health & Safety Policy Medical Needs Policy Equality and Diversity Policy Behaviour Policy Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy Payment Policy In order to prevent missed payment of fees, we require parents/carers to book and pay a half term in advance of the child attending the club. Booking forms are sent out half termly and deadlines must be met. Parents are notified to say that places are secured. If your child does not attend a session that you have booked and appropriate notice is not given, the fee is still to be paid.  A minimum of 24 hours' notice is required to book any additional sessions. Payment can be made by ParentPay or cash. Receipts for payment are provided on request. Any cash payments can be handed directly to Club staff or to the school office. Non-Payment Stage 1: Parents/carers will be asked to pay on the child’s next attendance, if fees remain unpaid the child will not be allowed to attend until the fee is paid in full Stage 2: An invoice will be sent direct to the parent/carer Stage 3: Final invoice will be sent Stage 4: One week after final invoice, if the account is still not settled a formal letter will be sent. We are available to discuss any problems and work with the parent/carer to resolve issues before such situations should arise

Policies and Procedures Notes In the event that a child is ill and unable to attend, parents/carers must contact the school no later than 08:15. If notification is not received, your account will still be debited. Feedback/ Questionnaires To ensure our high standards are maintained, we respectfully request that parents/carers fill in and return any questionnaires sent regarding club standards, activities and menus. Complaints Procedure It is our policy to ensure that both children and parents/carers are totally happy and secure with the provision. Complaints are taken very seriously, and we promise to act within a reasonable time frame to ensure total satisfaction. All complaints and outcomes will be recorded appropriately. Procedure 1. Write or talk to the Breakfast Club Co-ordinator about your concerns; 2. If the matter remains unresolved, write to Mrs Claire Williams, Headteacher, Bournville Junior School, Linden Road, Bournville, Birmingham B30 IJY; 3. Mrs Williams will invite you to discuss the matter fully within 15 working days.