
East Sussex stretches from the chalk coastline of the Seven Sisters and South Downs through the historic county town of Lewes to Eastbourne, Hastings, Bexhill and Rye, with the High Weald extending across much of the inland landscape. The county council area comprises Eastbourne, Hastings, Lewes, Rother and Wealden, covering coastal towns, market towns and rural communities across the county.
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The nursery postcode districts represented on this page map to these official local authorities. Choose your council below; your home postcode determines which one handles your application.
East Sussex addresses mainly fall within the BN and TN postcode areas, with some RH addresses in the north-west of the county. ToddleKids can keep nursery information tied to the relevant East Sussex location rather than the wider postcode area.
East Sussex County Council administers funded early education and childcare across the county council area. Families may qualify for 15 or 30 funded hours a week, depending on their child’s age and eligibility.
No. Brighton & Hove City Council is a separate unitary authority, so its early-years services are administered separately from East Sussex County Council.
All 3 and 4-year-olds can receive 15 funded hours a week. Eligible working families can receive up to 30 funded hours, while eligible 2-year-olds receiving qualifying support can receive 15 hours.
The East Sussex SEND Local Offer includes dedicated support and information for children aged 0–5 with special educational needs or disabilities.
Ofsted inspects registered early-years settings in East Sussex. Under the current inspection framework, newer inspections use evaluation-area grades and report cards, so their presentation can differ from older Ofsted records.