Nurseries in Aylesbury

Yes. Eligible working parents in Aylesbury can receive up to 30 funded hours a week from the term after their child turns 9 months until they start school. The standard entitlement covers 38 weeks of the year.

Yes. All 3 and 4 year olds receive 15 funded hours a week for 38 weeks. Eligible working families can receive up to 30 funded hours.

Yes. Eligible 2 year olds whose families receive qualifying additional support can receive 15 funded hours a week from the term after their second birthday.

Yes. Some providers offer stretched funding, where the annual entitlement is divided across more than 38 weeks. The exact number of funded hours each week depends on the nursery's attendance pattern.

Aylesbury nursery fees vary by provider, your child's age, session length and number of days required. Compare the amount payable after funded hours and check charges for meals, extra sessions and optional services separately.

Check each nursery's latest Ofsted information alongside its opening hours, fees, age groups, funded places and current availability. Use the most recent inspection information when comparing local settings.

Early years providers must give children with SEND equal access to childcare and make reasonable adjustments where needed. Buckinghamshire's Early Years SEND and Inclusion Team also works with local settings to provide advice, visits and specialist support.

Yes. Buckinghamshire provides early years inclusion support for children who need additional help to access their early education. The nursery can work with the council's SEND and Inclusion Team where extra support is required.

Yes. Aylesbury has Family Hubs at Berryfields, Elmhurst and Southcourt. They provide early years activities, health visiting, parenting support, SEND guidance and other services for local families.

Alongside central Aylesbury, parents can consider Berryfields, Southcourt, Elmhurst and Fairford Leys when comparing nursery availability, opening hours and daily travel times.