Payment Policies

Registration Fees

A Registration Fee is required to secure the child’s place in British Home Nursery. It is a one-time payment for the duration of your child’s stay for One academic year In British Home Nursery and Registration Fee is a Non-refundable payment. Its includes a reserved seat for your child.

Tuition Fees

Tuition Fees are to be paid whether per term, or full academic year, and the vacation days are not discounted or refundable.

• All fees should be paid in full before the beginning of the term and all required documentation and forms should be complete prior to the first day of Nursery.
• All year-round, British Home Nursery will run optional programs such as field trips, show trips, and holiday camps these require additional payment
• Transportation Fees, and uniform, should be paid separately.
• British Home Nursery doesn’t require deposit therefore on withdrawal of the nursery no outstanding balance is owed.
• If the child joins in mid of the Term , the fees will be calculated from the joining day till the end of the term
• The BHN reserves the right to add, modify and/or amend the fees structure and/or above-mentioned terms from time to time at its absolute discretion with approval from ADEK
• Where parents have more than one child at the Nursery, a 05% reduction in fees is allowed for the second and subsequent children. This is applicable only on the booking pattern and does not include extra sessions or additional hours.

Withdrawal Policies

• In case of withdrawal from the nursery you are not entitled to claim registration fees. If the child has attended or not attended the nursery,
• When a child has attended one week, or less, parents will incur 750 Dhs .
• When a child has attended one week, but less than 15 Days , parents will incur 1500 Dhs.
• When a child has attended 15 Days , but less than one month , parents will incur 3000 Dhs
• When a child has attended one month, parents will incur a full term fees.
• The money will be refunded by cheque issued on the name of the Guardian. From the accounting department.