Nurseries in Warmley

Yes. Eligible working parents can access up to 30 funded hours a week from the term after their child reaches 9 months until school age. Warmley falls under South Gloucestershire Council, which administers local early years funding.

Yes. All 3 and 4-year-olds receive 15 universal funded hours each week during the standard funded year. Eligible working families can receive additional hours, taking their entitlement to as much as 30 hours a week.

South Gloucestershire's 2024 childcare assessment recorded 48 places for children under 2, 119 for 2-year-olds and 260 for 3 and 4-year-olds in the Parkwall & Warmley ward. These figures show local provision at the time of the survey rather than live vacancies.

Funded entitlement hours must be free at the point of delivery. Providers can charge separately for optional extras such as meals, consumables or additional activities, but paying for these extras cannot be made a condition of receiving a funded place.

Early years providers in Warmley can access South Gloucestershire SEND support covering inclusive practice, early identification and support for children with additional needs. The council also provides specialist SEND training and support for local early years practitioners and childminders.

Yes. An eligible child's early years provider can receive the Disability Access Fund. For 2026/27, South Gloucestershire's DAF rate is £975 per eligible child, alongside local SEND inclusion funding.

Warmley is mainly associated with BS30, with parts of the locality also extending into BS15. Using your complete postcode on ToddleKids gives a more accurate childcare search for the part of Warmley closest to your home or commute.

Yes. South Gloucestershire Council lists several Warmley play areas, including Coronation Park, Brunel Close, Chiltern Close and Chapel Lane. Council records show toddler equipment at some of these sites, giving families local outdoor options alongside nursery childcare.