Run the morning session and the afternoon session as dated sessions with a set number of places each, booked and paid for by the date, so by nine in the morning you know exactly how many are coming this afternoon.
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The early session carries its own smaller number of places, because breakfast for nine is a different proposition to an afternoon for thirty.
The 3:15 is the busy one, and it sells on the page with its real number showing, so a parent can see on the Sunday whether Thursday still has room.
A full-day session on a date the school is closed, published with its own places and its own price, booked like any other date.
The parent who needs three specific afternoons this month books those three afternoons and nothing else.
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Schedule
The 7am and the 3:15 sit on the same day view with their own numbers, so at nine in the morning you already know how many are coming this afternoon and whether the extra staff member is needed.
Instant booking
Each session is tied to one date, so a parent takes the three afternoons that suit them this month and pays for those three. Nothing rolls on into a date they did not choose.
Get paid
Payment is made with the booking, so every place is settled before the session runs. A pupil-free day organised with the school is quoted instead and settled in one payment.
Less admin, more bookings
The 7am session and the 3:15 session are published separately, each with its own start time, price and number of places. A full afternoon has no effect on the morning, and a parent booking the early session is never accidentally booked into the late one.
Each session on each date carries a fixed number of places that you set. The count drops as bookings arrive, the session closes when the last place goes, and nothing carries over to the next date. Thursday being full says nothing about Friday.
A family books the specific dates they need and pays as they book, so the session is settled before it runs. That retires the cash tin, the shoebox of coins and the awkward conversation on the last Friday of the month.
A pupil-free day, a curriculum day or a one-off is published as its own dated session with its own places and price. It appears on the same page as everything else, and families book it the same way they book any afternoon.
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Set the places on a session once and booking stops by itself when it is full.
Confirmations and reminders go out automatically, so fewer bookings are forgotten.
Yes. Every session is tied to one date, so a family books the specific mornings or afternoons they want and pays for those.
Each session carries a number of places you choose for that date. When the last one is taken the session stops accepting bookings.
Yes. Publish it as its own session on that date with its own place count and price, and families book it from the same page.
Every booking sits against its session with the child and the parent contact, so the list for a given afternoon is on screen without you building it.