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Nurseries in Urmston

Urmston is a Trafford town west of Manchester, with its centre around Station Road and Crofts Bank Road and the open landscape of Urmston Meadows and the River Mersey to the south. The town sits within the M41 postcode district, with early years funded childcare administered by Trafford Council.

Postcodes: M41

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Banana Moon Day Nursery Davyhulme
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Banana Moon Day Nursery Davyhulme

Trafford House, 5-7 Lostock Road, Davyhulme, Urmston, Manchester, M41 0SU
Early Years Foundation Stage Curriculum Capacity 136 Limited spaces
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£186/week
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Nursery questions in Urmston

What postcode covers nurseries in Urmston?

M41 is the main postcode district for Urmston. It also covers nearby Davyhulme and Flixton, so checking the full address is useful when choosing a setting close to home.

Are Davyhulme and Flixton the same as Urmston for childcare searches?

They are neighbouring areas within the wider M41 district, but each has its own local identity. A nursery may therefore have an M41 address without being located in central Urmston.

How much funded childcare can families in Urmston receive?

All 3 and 4 year olds can receive 15 funded hours a week. Eligible working families can receive up to 30 funded hours a week from the term after their child turns 9 months old, normally for 38 weeks of the year.

Do all Urmston nurseries offer funded hours in the same way?

No. Nurseries can organise funded places around different days, session lengths and opening times, so a child being eligible for 30 hours does not mean every setting will offer the same timetable.

Can I use Tax Free Childcare as well as funded nursery hours?

Yes. Eligible families can use Tax Free Childcare alongside funded early education to help pay for additional childcare costs that fall outside the funded entitlement.

Why might I still have nursery fees if my child receives funded hours?

Funded hours pay for eligible early education and childcare, but there can still be separate costs for additional hours, meals, nappies or optional activities. Parents should check what is included before agreeing to a place.

What should commuting parents check when choosing an Urmston nursery?

If childcare needs to fit around work or travel, compare opening and collection times, full day availability, funded session patterns and charges for hours outside the entitlement. These details can make a significant difference to the practical cost of a nursery place.

What extra support is available if my child has SEND?

Trafford's early years SEND support covers children who need additional help with learning, development or access to childcare. A child receiving Disability Living Allowance and using funded early education may also qualify for the Disability Access Fund, which is paid to a nominated provider to support inclusion.