
In Plymouth, nursery choice is often very neighbourhood-led, from Plympton and Plymstock to Devonport, Stoke, Peverell and the city centre. With 39 recognised neighbourhoods across the city, ToddleKids helps parents compare nurseries and preschools around the places that actually fit home, work and everyday family routines.
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The nursery postcode districts currently represented on this page map to Plymouth City Council. Your home postcode determines which council handles your application.
Plymouth’s November 2025 parent survey found 93% of respondents felt there were sufficient childcare places across the city. Individual nursery availability can still vary by age, location and start date.
Yes. Eligible working families can receive up to 30 hours of funded childcare a week for children aged 9 months to 4 years, usually from the term after the child turns 9 months.
Me2 is Plymouth’s funded childcare scheme for eligible 2-year-olds. Qualifying families can receive 15 hours of childcare a week during term time from the term after their child turns two.
Plymouth City Council manages local early years and childcare services within Plymouth, including funded childcare information and the Me2 scheme. Families in the city use Plymouth services rather than Devon County Council for these local arrangements.
Plymouth’s Early Years Inclusion Service supports preschool children with additional needs and disabilities through nursery visits, home visits and work with parents and professionals. Families can also use the Plymouth SEND Local Offer.
Yes. All 3 and 4-year-olds are entitled to 570 funded hours a year, commonly taken as 15 hours a week for 38 weeks, from the term after their third birthday.