Nurseries in Burton Latimer

Yes. Eligible working families can receive up to 30 funded hours a week from the first full funding block after their child turns 9 months, up to 1,140 hours a year. North Northamptonshire allows the entitlement to be taken over 38, 47.5 or 51 weeks, depending on the pattern offered by the nursery.

Working-parent eligibility needs to be confirmed before the relevant funding block starts and then reconfirmed every three months. The key North Northamptonshire deadlines are 31 March, 31 August and 31 December. A code confirmed after the deadline normally cannot be used until the following funding block.

Yes. North Northamptonshire provides a separate funded entitlement for 2-year-olds from families receiving qualifying additional support. Children become eligible from the first full funding block following their second birthday: September–December, January–March or April–August.

North Northamptonshire has a specific 6-week rule. Once an eligible 2-year-old funding reference is issued, a childcare provider must validate it and reserve a place within 6 weeks. If this does not happen, the reference expires and a new eligibility check is required.

Yes. North Northamptonshire permits funded childcare to be divided between a maximum of two childcare providers. Parents should tell each setting how many funded hours are being claimed elsewhere so the combined claim stays within the child's entitlement.

North Northamptonshire operates an Early Years Special Educational Needs and Inclusion Fund (SENIF). Current funding includes Band A up to £750 per child per funding block for eligible group support and Band B up to £1,500 per individual child per funding year for short-term intervention.

For more complex needs, SENIF Band C can contribute towards targeted adult support. Smaller settings with fewer than 20 children on headcount can receive up to £3,750 a year for one child. Larger settings can receive up to £10,000 per application per year where two eligible children require targeted support, subject to assessment.

An eligible early-years provider can receive a £975 Disability Access Fund payment per child per year where the child receives Disability Living Allowance and uses government-funded childcare. If the child attends two providers, the parent nominates which provider receives the payment.

For the current funding year, North Northamptonshire pays £1.15 per eligible funded hour through Early Years Pupil Premium. The funding goes directly to the child's early-years provider to improve learning opportunities and outcomes.

Yes, but North Northamptonshire states that charges for meals, consumables, activities and trips should be voluntary when a child is accessing funded childcare. Parents should therefore compare each Burton Latimer nursery's additional charges alongside its funded-hours pattern on ToddleKids.

NN15 is the main postcode area for Burton Latimer. North Northamptonshire Council records the town's community library on High Street at NN15 5RH and the playing fields on Pioneer Avenue at NN15 5LJ, confirming NN15 as the core local search area for childcare.