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To pay by cardPlease go online to order on our website: www.early-education.org.uk
To pay by chequeCheques should be made payable to Early Education
To pay by invoice For organisations only. Valid purchase order number required.Invoice to be sent to
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Charity registered in England and Wales no. 313082Charity registered in Scotland no. SCO39472A company limited by guarantee and registered in England no. 395548
136 Cavell Street, London, E1 2JA
T: 020 7539 [email protected]
Please send the completed form to:
Early Education136 Cavell Street, London, E1 2JAF: 020 7539 5409
Become a member
A national charity promoting high quality early childhood education
Terms and conditionsOn joining Early Education, all members and subscribers agree to abide by the organisation’s Terms & Conditions and Code of Ethics. Full details can be viewed at www.early-education.org.uk
The Direct Debit Guarantee Please keep for your recordsThis Guarantee is offered by all banks and building societies that accept instructions to pay Direct Debits
If there are any changes to the amount, date or ff
frequency of your Direct Debit Early Education will notify you 14 working days in advance of your account being debited or as otherwise agreed. If you request Early Education to collect a payment, confirmation of the amount and date will be given to you at the time of the request.If an error is made in the payment of your Direct ff
Debit, by Early Education or your bank or building society you are entitled to a full and immediate refund of the amount paid from your bank or building society - If you receive a refund you are not entitled to, you must pay it back when Early Education asks you to.You can cancel a Direct Debit at any time by ff
simply contacting your bank or building society. Written confirmation may be required. Please also notify us.
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We are a UK-wide charity and membership organisation which has worked for over 90 years to support early years practitioners. We welcome as members anyone who works in the early years sector across the UK and beyond.
All our members share the desire to be part of a like-minded group of practitioners who prioritise the needs of children and whose work is built on values-driven, principled pedagogy.
Benefits of membershipBecome a member and participate in
our ff network of local branchesonline networksff for peer-to-peer adviceour ff campaigns for quality early childhood education
Members also receive:new member packff * including
the two most recent issues of the Early Education Journalff
complimentary copy/ies of recent Early Education publications (one per ff
individual member, two per group member)timely email briefingsff , which provide updates on national policy developments and sector newsaccess to the ff members’ area of our websiteour ff Journal published three times a year in the Autumn, Spring and Summer terms opportunities for periodic ff discounts on our publications, including on pre-ordered copies of new titles significantly reduced ratesff to attend our courses, conferences and eventsdiscountsff on products and services from our corporate partners including SAGE, Routledge, TTS and Nursery World
*Contents may vary – see our website for latest offers.
Which type of membership is right for me?
Group membership for organisations is significantly cheaper than paying for the equivalent number of individual memberships. There are three levels allowing multiple contacts to receive email updates and benefit from discounts on training, events and publications:Group A: 5 contacts and 2 copies of the JournalGroup B: 10 contacts and 4 copies of the Journal Group C: 25 contacts and 6 copies of the Journal
Universities and colleges which take out group membership (Group A, B or C), in addition to the specified number of staff contacts, will be able to claim free student membership for all registered full-time students. Details of how students can access this will be provided with the joining pack.
Multi-site membership allows a group of settings to join together and save even more on membership. This could suit you if you are part of a chain of day nurseries, or an academy chain, or if you are a less formally constituted group of settings so long as one organisation takes responsibility for handling the membership payments centrally.
Special offer for new group and multi-site members: join now and get a free Community Playthings truck worth £51 (Subject to availability. View truck details at www.communityplaythings.co.uk/products/wooden-toys/t72
Individual membership includes full price, concession and student/NQT options. Proof of status may be required for concession and student/NQT options.
Student and NQT membership costs only £15. It offers the same benefits as full membership, apart from the welcome pack and printed copies of the Journal, which are instead available online. It includes student rate attendance at branch meetings, member discounts on our events and publications, and discounts from our corporate partners.
Overseas membership is available for individuals and organisations based outside the UK. An additional postage charge is payable to cover shipping costs.
Institutional membership options (suitable for schools, settings, universities, colleges, libraries & local authorities).
Membership typeNo of
contactsCopies of
journalAnnual cost
Single site - Group A 5 2 £130
Single site - Group B 10 4 £230
Single site - Group C 25 6 £290
Multi-site membership Entitlements for main site are as for Group C and for each additional site as for Group A
£290 main site plus £50 per extra site.Main site contact must pay for all sites
as a single transaction.
Individual membership options
Individual £52.00
Concession £41.00
Life membership £500.00
Full-time student not in paid employment or teacher on NQT year – online only membership
£15.00
All membership applications
Subtract £5 if paying by Direct Debit. Complete Direct Debit form overleaf to qualify
-£5.00
Add £12.50 if your postal address is outside the UK +£12.50
TOTAL
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I am a new member and wish to request the following new member benefits as applicable:
Preferred free book(s): see website for current options
Community Playthings truck (new Group and Multi-site members only) I confirm you may pass my contact details to Community Playthings to arrange postage
Free student membership offer details (universities and colleges only)
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