Fees
Michaelmas Term Fees 2020-2021
Registration fee £50.00 (non-returnable)
A non-returnable deposit of £300 will be requested at the time of a place being offered, and this will be refunded after the end of the final term which the pupil spends at the school.
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Reception including lunch | £3,114 per term |
Years 1 and 2 including lunch | £3,227 per term |
Years 3 to 6 including lunch | £3,397 per term |
Please note - Pupils Personal Accident and Dental Insurance, which is compulsory for all pupils, is included in the termly fees.
reception class where claiming free entitlement
Children are entitled to 15 hours a week free-of-charge for the school year.
The entitlement starts the term after the child turns three and ends the term after they turn five or at the end of Reception, whichever is earlier. Where parents are in receipt of the free entitlement then the charge for additional services is:
Reception additional services including lunch £2,430 per term
payment of fees
Fees are due on or before the first day of each term. Advice is sent by email when bills become available for a new term.
Parents are asked to choose to settle their account by direct debit or direct payment into our bank account. Please note that the Foundation is not able to accept cash for payment of fees.
Interest is charged for late settlement of fees at a rate of 6% per annum or part thereof. Letters relating to late payment of fees are charged at £10.
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During periods of optional leave no consideration shall be given to remission of any fees. Those who pay a deposit to secure a place, subsequently turning it down before admission, will forfeit the deposit in its entirety. The school requires a term's notice of a pupil's departure from school; this requirement also applies for pupils joining the school. Parents should ensure they are familiar with the school's terms and conditions.
fraud prevention
Parents are asked to continue to be vigilant in respect of any communications purporting to be from the school requesting money that do not match our normal procedures.
Please note:
- invoices are only available through the on-line parent fee portal;
- our bank account details will NOT change during the academic year 2020-21.
- if you receive an email purporting to amend our bank details, do not make any payment and please contact us by telephone immediately to clarify;
- we do not email details of unsolicited discounts for payment of funds.
Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any concerns about any communication you receive and in particular if you receive any request for payment of funds outside our normal routines.
bursaries
The Foundation wishes to extend the benefit of the school's Catholic ethos, academic and social excellence to families who may not be able to pay full fees through the provision of financial assistance by way of bursaries.
Bursaries are available for any external candidates regardless of current school or religion. Whilst the main financial criteria are household income and net assets, each application is considered on its own merits. At Crescent School bursaries would normally only be awarded from Year 3 upwards.
Applications are made via an online system, please contact feessupport@princethorpe.co.uk to be sent a link to the system.
Applications for bursaries are means-tested and reviewed by external consultants.
Optional Charges | |
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Milk | £13.50 per term |
Early Birds care | One session £2.90 per child |
First hour (3.45pm - 4.45pm) or less | £5.70 per child including drink and biscuit |
Over one hour, up to a maximum of two hours (5.45pm) | £9.95 per child including tea |
Late collection from 6.00pm | £10.00 per half hour or part thereof |
Learning Support | £16.50 per half-hour for individual lessons |
Music and Extra-curricular Activities
Music lessons are available for various instruments. Music fees are negotiated with, and invoiced separately to parents by tutors to whom enquiries and payments should be directed.
Similar arrangements apply to extra curricular activities provided by external agents.