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Little Flowers Day Nursery
239 Mosley Common Road, Worsley, Salford, Greater Manchester, M28 1BZ
Early Years Foundation Stage Curriculum Capacity 136 Limited spaces
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Nurseries in Worsley
Worsley is a historic Salford village known for Worsley Green, Worsley Delph and the Bridgewater Canal, which began at the Delph and played a major role in the area's industrial development. The village and surrounding residential areas are centred on the M28 postcode district, with funded early years childcare administered by Salford City Council.
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1
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The nursery postcode districts currently represented on this page map to Salford City Council. Your home postcode determines which council handles your application.
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Nursery questions in Worsley
What postcode covers nurseries in Worsley?
M28 is the main postcode district for Worsley. It also covers nearby communities, so checking the full address is useful when comparing local nursery options.
Is Worsley part of Salford?
Yes. Worsley is within the City of Salford, so Salford City Council administers local early years funding and SEND support even though Worsley addresses commonly use Manchester as the postal town.
How much funded childcare can families in Worsley receive?
All 3 and 4 year olds can receive 15 funded hours a week. Eligible working parents can receive up to 30 funded hours a week from the term after their child turns 9 months old until school age, normally across 38 weeks of the year.
Can I use some funded hours at a school nursery and the rest elsewhere?
Yes. If your child uses a 15 hour place at a Salford school nursery and qualifies for 30 hours, the remaining funded hours can be used with another eligible provider, such as a day nursery or childminder.
Can a Worsley nursery charge a top up fee for funded hours?
No. Providers must not charge parents the difference between their normal hourly fee and the amount they receive for funded childcare. They also cannot require parents to purchase additional hours simply to access a funded place.
What nursery costs might still need to be paid?
A provider may charge separately for meals, snacks, optional activities or childcare beyond the funded hours. These additional services cannot be made a condition of receiving the funded entitlement.
Can some 2 year olds in Worsley receive 15 funded hours?
Yes. Some 2 year olds can receive 15 funded hours if they meet the additional support criteria, including certain children with an Education, Health and Care Plan. Their entitlement normally starts from the term after their second birthday.
When do working parent funded hours start?
Funding starts from the relevant term after your child reaches the qualifying age and your family meets the eligibility rules. The main funding periods begin in January, April and September.
What extra support can a Worsley nursery receive for a child with SEND?
Salford early years settings can apply for Early Years SEND Inclusion Funding where a child needs support beyond what is normally available. This funding can contribute towards additional support, equipment, resources or training, while eligible children may also qualify for Disability Access Fund support.