
Explore nurseries in Kingswood for babies, toddlers and preschool children, with information on childcare fees, funded hours, Ofsted inspections, opening times and SEND support. ToddleKids helps parents compare childcare across Kingswood and the wider BS15 area, with practical information on local funding and nursery availability.
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Yes. Eligible working parents can receive up to 30 funded childcare hours a week from the term after their child turns 9 months until school age. Kingswood falls under South Gloucestershire Council for early years funding.
Yes. Every 3 and 4-year-old is entitled to 15 funded hours a week, while eligible working families can access up to 30 hours. South Gloucestershire also provides a separate 15-hour entitlement for eligible 2-year-olds receiving specified government support.
The funded childcare entitlement must be provided free at the point of delivery. Nurseries can charge separately for optional extras such as meals, consumables and additional activities, but these charges cannot be a condition of accessing a funded place.
South Gloucestershire's 2024 childcare sufficiency survey recorded 48 places for children under 2, 84 for 2-year-olds and 128 for 3 and 4-year-olds in the Kingswood ward. These figures measure local supply at the time of the survey rather than current vacancies, so individual nursery availability still needs to be checked.
South Gloucestershire provides Early Years Inclusion Support Funding for settings supporting children with SEND without requiring an EHCP first. Early Intervention Officers and Portage Home Visitors also work with early years services to support access to childcare and early identification of additional needs.
Yes. Early years settings supporting an eligible child receiving Disability Living Allowance can receive the Disability Access Fund. For 2026/27 the South Gloucestershire DAF rate is £975 per eligible child.
Kingswood is primarily within the BS15 postcode area. South Gloucestershire Council records Kingswood facilities and services across BS15, including the Civic Centre on High Street at BS15 9TR. Using your full postcode on ToddleKids gives a more precise nursery search.
Yes. Kingswood Library offers children's activities including rhymetime and storytime, providing local sessions families can use alongside nursery or other childcare.