Safe, supervised care after school, with homework help built in.
A calm, structured club after school, so you can work or study knowing they're safe and their homework is done.
We collect from Seven Kings Primary (Ilford) and Valence Primary (Dagenham), with daily sign-in and sign-out.
Staff are with the children from collection until pick-up, in a calm, safe space.
Supervised homework with qualified staff on hand to help.
Reading, games and creative activities once homework is done.
DBS-checked and first-aid trained, with safeguarding procedures in place.
Homework done and ready to go home from 6pm, with late pick-up until 7pm.
Our club is £12.50 an hour. Every family pays the same rate, whether or not they get funding.
Funding depends on your circumstances. DWP and Student Finance England decide eligibility, not All Bright.
There are two main routes. You don't need to know the scheme name. Pick the one that sounds like you.
Universal Credit can pay back up to 85% of registered childcare costs while you work. You pay us first, report the cost in your UC journal and get it back.
Check the UC routeFull-time students can apply for a Childcare Grant covering up to 85% of costs, for children under 15 (under 17 with special educational needs). Once approved, it's paid to us directly.
Use the Childcare Grant guide445–447 Ley Street, Ilford IG1 4AD
School collection from Seven Kings Primary
Harman House, 341 Valence Avenue, Dagenham RM8 3RA
School collection from Valence Primary
Looking after East London families for over a decade.
Registered on the Childcare Register at both clubs.
Late pick-up available Monday to Friday, so you can finish work or lectures.
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No. Any family can book. Funding just makes it cheaper if you qualify.
No. You complete and sign your own application. Our form guide explains each question and the evidence you need, and our team can answer questions on WhatsApp.
Usually not for the same childcare costs. Our guides check this before you go further.
Yes. Book a visit and see the club before you commit.
If you work and get Universal Credit, it can pay back most of what you spend on registered childcare, including our after-school club.
Are you in paid work, or starting a job within the next month?
Do you get Universal Credit, or are you applying for it?
Is your child aged 8 to 14?
Answer all three questions to see your result.
At £12.50 an hour, 15 hours a week costs £187.50. Universal Credit could pay back up to £159.38 of that, so you'd pay about £28.12 a week. DWP makes the final decision.
Book a visitOur after-school club is for children aged 8 to 14. Message us on WhatsApp if you have other children and we'll talk you through your options.
Universal Credit childcare help is for parents in paid work, or starting work within a month. If you're a full-time student, the Childcare Grant may suit you better.
Go to the Childcare Grant guideThis route needs Universal Credit. Other help may still be available, and you can always book without funding. Message us on WhatsApp and we'll point you the right way.
Visit the club, choose your days and get your contract and invoice from us.
You pay us for the childcare. Keep our invoice and your proof of payment.
Add the cost to your Universal Credit journal straight away and upload the evidence.
Universal Credit adds it to your next payment. We'll send you a reminder each month.
Don't miss the deadline. Report your childcare costs as soon as you pay them. If you report too late, Universal Credit may not pay them back.
If you get Student Finance in England, you may be able to get a Childcare Grant on top. It's paid straight to your childcare provider, so you only pay the rest.
Are you a full-time undergraduate student living in England?
Do you get Student Finance, or are you applying for it?
Is your child aged 8 to 14?
Do you already get help with childcare costs through Universal Credit or Tax-Free Childcare?
Answer all four questions to see your result.
At £12.50 an hour, 15 hours a week costs £187.50. The grant could pay up to £159.38 of that directly to us, so you'd pay about £28.12 a week. The amount depends on your household income, and Student Finance England makes the final decision.
Start the form guideOur after-school club is for children aged 8 to 14. Message us on WhatsApp if you have other children and we'll talk you through your options.
The Childcare Grant is only for full-time undergraduate students in England. If you're working and get Universal Credit, that route may suit you instead.
Go to the Universal Credit guideThe Childcare Grant comes with Student Finance, so you'll need to apply for Student Finance first. Message us if you're not sure where to start.
You usually can't get the Childcare Grant and other childcare help for the same costs. Check your latest Universal Credit statement: if it shows an amount for childcare costs, message us before you apply and we'll help you check.
Ask for the Childcare Grant with your Student Finance application, or later using the Dependants' Grants form.
Student Finance England tells you how much you can get. This can take 6 to 8 weeks, so apply early.
You'll be emailed an invite to the Childcare Grant Payment Service. Set it up and add us as your provider.
We request payment for care already provided. You check it and approve it in your account.
You pay us the remaining share, around 15% of the cost.
Our free form guide explains every question in plain English and creates a pre-filled copy of the official form. You check it, sign it and send it yourself.
Open the form guidePlain-English help with the Student Finance Dependants' Grants form for 2026/27. You answer, you check, you sign and you send. You can use this guide whichever registered childcare provider you choose.
The Childcare Grant is only for full-time students studying 120 credits or more a year on one course. Check your course registration or ask your university before you go further.
For example savings interest, rent from a property or dividends. Don't include wages, self-employed earnings or student finance. If you have none, leave it as 0.
Add every dependent child. Tick the ones you need childcare for.
This is not household income. "Child's own income" means money belonging to that child, such as their own earnings, savings interest or maintenance paid for them. For most children it's £0. Don't include your wages, Child Benefit or the Universal Credit child element.
Don't create your form yet. You can't get the Childcare Grant while you get these. Message us on WhatsApp and we'll help you work out which route is right for you.
Check your latest Universal Credit statement first. If you're still unsure, message us on WhatsApp and we'll help you check before you go further.
We'll tick Yes for you. Fill in questions d2 to d4 about your adult dependant by hand on page 5 of the printed form.
Student Finance England may ask for more evidence. Only give information that is true for you.
Your pre-filled form is not signed or dated. Print it, sign and date the declaration by hand, then send it yourself.
Decisions commonly take 6 to 8 weeks. Once you're approved, you'll get an invite to the Childcare Grant Payment Service, where you add your childcare provider. Starting with All Bright? We'll help you with that step. Book a visit
Last updated 17 October 2026
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