Bright Horizons Bury St Edmunds Day Nursery and Preschool

Designed by our Early Years specialists, your little one will get the very best start through our enriching and wellbeing focused Bright Beginnings Curriculum.
Based on the latest research, our five key areas of Opportunities and Experiences for learning are aligned to and build on the EYFS framework.
These are designed to nurture and develop the skills your child needs to flourish and reach their full potential.
The fees at Bright Horizons include all meals and snacks in our nurseries, as well as our unique and innovative early childhood programmes, such as Growing Enhancements and Boogie Mites.
Many of our nurseries also offer an all-inclusive package, which includes nappies, formula milk, wipes, creams and sun cream.
To find out if your local nursery offers an all-inclusive package, please contact the nursery manager to have a chat about what they offer.
We are delighted to be able to offer 30 hours funded childcare for all eligible families, Click Here to find out more.
Yes, Bright Horizons are registered with most childcare voucher companies for parents who joined the scheme before it closed and continue to receive childcare vouchers through their workplace.
To find out what sessions your local nursery offers, please speak to the nursery manager.
We expect children to attend a minimum of one half day session a week to support their emotional wellbeing, and help them to make friends and form positive relationships with adults.
Please contact your local nursery manager to discuss your requirements further.
Yes, Bright Horizons offers 3 and 4 year old funding in all of our England nurseries.
In Wales, our nurseries offer funding called The Childcare Offer for children aged 3 and 4 years.
Eligible working parents will receive up to a total of 30 hours of early education and childcare for up to 48 weeks a year depending on their combination of Foundation Phase and childcare hours.
To find out more about the 30 hours funded childcare offering please click here.
Most families are entitled to some funded hours of childcare, when and how many will be dependent on where you live and the age of your child.
Northern Ireland: Funded childcare is known as funded pre-school.
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