Bright Horizons North Baddesley Day Nursery and Preschool | Ofsted Reports, Fees, Reviews (2025)

Your child will start off on the right foot thanks to our enriching and wellbeing-focused Bright Beginnings Curriculum, which was created by our Early Years specialists.
Our five core categories of Learning Opportunities and Experiences are connected with and build upon the EYFS framework and are based on the most recent research.
These are made to help your child grow and acquire the abilities they need to thrive and realise their full potential.
All meals and snacks in our nurseries are included in the costs at Bright Horizons, along with our distinctive and avant-garde early development programmes like Growing Enhancements and Boogie Mites.
Additionally, several of our nurseries provide an all-inclusive bundle that includes diapers, formula milk, wipes, lotions, and sunscreen.
Please get in touch with the nursery manager to discuss the services they provide in order to learn if your neighbourhood nursery provides an all-inclusive package.
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.
Please contact the nursery manager at your neighbourhood nursery to learn more about the classes they offer.
We need kids to participate in a minimum of one half-day session per week in order to promote their emotional health, foster friendships, and foster constructive interactions with adults.
To further discuss your needs, kindly get in touch with the manager of your neighbourhood nursery.
Yes, all of Bright Horizons' nurseries in England accept funding for children aged 3 and 4.
For kids ages 3 and 4, Wales' nurseries provide money under the name The Childcare Offer.
Depending on their combination of Foundation Phase and childcare hours, eligible working parents will get up to a total of 30 hours of early education and childcare for up to 48 weeks a year.
Please go here to learn more about the 30 hours of subsidised childcare.
The number of subsidised hours that most families are entitled to depends on where you reside and the age of your child.
Funded pre-school is the term used in Northern Ireland for funded childcare.
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