Nurseries in Filton

Yes. From September 2025, eligible working parents can access up to 30 funded hours a week from the term after their child turns 9 months until school age. Filton's early years funding is administered by South Gloucestershire Council, not Gloucestershire County Council.

Yes. All 3 and 4-year-olds are entitled to the universal 15 funded hours, regardless of whether their parents work. Eligible working families can receive the expanded entitlement of up to 30 hours.

The funded hours themselves must be available without a compulsory additional charge. Providers can charge separately for optional extras such as food, consumables, additional activities or childcare outside the funded hours, so check the complete fee breakdown when comparing Filton nursery costs.

Families in Filton come under South Gloucestershire's SEND Local Offer. Local early years settings can access specialist support covering early identification, inclusion, educational psychology, occupational therapy, speech and language support and other SEND pathways.

Yes. Eligible children can attract additional funding for their childcare setting. South Gloucestershire's Disability Access Fund is £975 per eligible child for 2026/27, alongside local inclusion funding intended to help early years providers support children with additional needs.

Filton is mainly within the BS34 postcode area. Using your full postcode on ToddleKids is more precise because childcare searches around Filton can also overlap nearby parts of Patchway, Stoke Gifford and the Bristol North Fringe.

Yes. Filton Library runs a council-listed Rhymetime on Wednesdays from 10:30am to 11am during term time, providing a local activity for babies, toddlers and parents.

Compare Ofsted information, total fees after funded childcare, opening hours, available sessions, SEND provision, additional charges and whether the nursery can offer your funded hours in a pattern that suits your working week.