Opening Times, Term Dates and Fees:
Our playgroup is for children up to the age of 5 with special needs. We are registered to take up to 24 children per session, although we limit sessions to a maximum of 20 to maintain high standards of provision. By its very nature, a playgroup is usually the first educational setting attended by children.
At MOP, our highly-staffed and caring setting encourages an environment where children are able to experience a wide range of activities aimed at encouraging basic life skills and independence; thus building confidence and self-esteem.
It is acknowledged that pre-school education is vital in playing the part of preparation into school life, and we play a vital role in this all-important start to their education despite their additional needs.
Our children progress to their next educational setting, in either a special or mainstream school, having had the benefit of a pre-school education which incorporates the necessary additional support in order for them to learn successfully.
Opening Times and Term Dates:
Monday to Friday: 9.30am to 12.30pm term time only.
Please see further down the page for afternoon sessions.
Autumn 
from Monday 9 September 2024
to Friday 25 October 2024
from Monday 4 November 2024
to Wednesday 18 December 2024
Spring 
from Tuesday 7 January 2025
to Friday 14 February 2025
from Monday 24 February 2025
Summer 
from Wednesday 23 April 2025
Bank Holiday: Monday 5 May 2025
Autumn 
from Monday 8 September 2025
to Friday 24 October 2025
from Monday 3 November 2025
to Thursday 18 December 2025
Spring 
from Tuesday 6 January 2026
to Friday 13 February 2026
from Monday 23 February 2026
to Thursday 26 March 2026
Summer 
from Tuesday 14 April 2026
Bank Holiday: Monday 4 May 2026
Fees:
£20 per session.
Some 2 year old children may be eligible for funding. This Bucks CC Poster (link) gives a summary and
there is more information at www.buckscc.gov.uk/education/early-years-and-childcare.
Over 3 years old: children are eligible for funding from Bucks County Council with effect from the term after their third birthday.