
Goole is a port town in western East Riding of Yorkshire, where the River Don meets the River Ouse. The docks and railway played a major role in shaping the town, while the distinctive Salt and Pepper Pot water towers remain prominent features of its industrial skyline. Goole is centred on the DN14 postcode district, with funded early years childcare administered by East Riding of Yorkshire Council.
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The nursery postcode districts currently represented on this page map to East Riding of Yorkshire Council. Your home postcode determines which council handles your application.
DN14 is the main postcode district for Goole. It also extends into surrounding communities, so nursery location should be checked alongside the full address rather than relying on the postcode alone.
Yes. Old Goole lies south of the main docks and forms part of the wider Goole area, although it has its own distinct local identity.
All 3 and 4 year olds can receive 15 funded hours a week for 38 weeks a year. Eligible working families can receive up to 30 funded hours a week from 9 months old until school age.
The universal entitlement normally begins from the term after a child turns 3. Children born between January and March can start from April, those born between April and August from September, and those born between September and December from January.
Yes. Some 2 year olds can receive 15 funded hours where they meet the additional support criteria. Working families may qualify for the wider funded childcare entitlement depending on their circumstances.
Yes, if the provider offers stretched funding. Instead of taking the full weekly entitlement over 38 weeks, families can use fewer funded hours each week across a longer period.
Possibly. Funding covers the eligible childcare hours, but providers may charge separately for meals, snacks, nappies, additional hours or optional activities. Parents should check these costs before accepting a place.
Yes. Families may be able to divide their funded entitlement between eligible providers, such as using some sessions at a nursery and others with a childminder, as long as the total claimed hours remain within the entitlement.
Goole is covered by the East Riding SEND Local Offer, with early years support available for children who have additional learning, developmental, physical or medical needs. Additional funding may also be available to help eligible children access and participate in early education.
Look at fees and extras, funded hour availability, opening times, session patterns, age ranges, SEND provision and current Ofsted information. It is also worth checking whether the setting's daily hours fit your work and travel routine.