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Decision - Families, Children and Learning Fees and Charges 2024/25

Brighton and Hove Children, Families & Schools Committee Decided 22 Jan 2024 for determination GET /api/coverage
Decision maker
Children, Families & Schools Committee
Report author
Richard Barker
Published
5 Feb 2024
Reference
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As published

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The purpose of the report is to review the Families, Children and Learning Services fees and charges in accordance with the corporate policy.

RESOLVED: 1) That the implementation of new fees & charges rates is as soon as practicably possible. 2) That the position on fees charged for nurseries as detailed in section 3.3 was agreed. 3) That the position on fees and charges for Childcare Workforce Development as detailed in section 3.4 was agreed. 4) That the position on fees and charges for the Early Years Quality Improvement Programme as detailed in section 3.4.6 was agreed. 5) That the position on the charges for school meals as detailed in section 3.5 was noted. 6) That the position on fees and charges for Adult Education Courses as detailed in section 3.6 was agreed. 7) That the position on fees and charges for Home to School Transport as detailed in 3.7 was agreed. 8) That the committee agreed to adjust the fees and charges for the post-16 parental contribution for the previously indicated citysaver of £547 student amount to the city saver young person amount of £410.

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The report reviewed Brighton & Hove City Council’s Families, Children and Learning fees and charges for 2024/25. It proposed new charges for nurseries, childcare workforce development, early years quality improvement, adult education and home-to-school transport, while noting the position on school meal charges.

Recommendation
Implement the new fees and charges rates as soon as practicably possible; agree the proposed positions for nursery fees, Childcare Workforce Development, the Early Years Quality Improvement Programme, Adult Education Courses and Home to School Transport; and note the position on school meal charges.
Financial impact
The total Families, Children and Learning fees and charges budget for 2023/24 is approximately £2.5 million excluding schools. The council nursery subsidy in 2023/24 was £1.215 million, including £150,000 of pressure funding.
Ward affected
city-wide
Decision maker
Children, Families & Schools Committee
Date in document
22 Jan 2024

Stakeholders named

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Children and families using council nursery servicesEarly years and childcare providersChildcare training participantsAdult education learnersParents and carers of children using home-to-school transportSchools and academiesPupils entitled to free school meals

Next steps

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  • Implement the agreed new fees and charges rates as soon as practicably possible.
  • If the recommendations are not agreed or are amended, refer the item to the Strategy Finance & City Regeneration Committee meeting on 8 February 2024.
  • Set the school meal selling price for implementation from 1 September 2024 based on the new contract to be awarded in April or May 2024.
  • Apply the home-to-school transport contribution for eligible sixth-form-age pupils from the academic year beginning September 2024.

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