
Nurseries in North Yorkshire
North Yorkshire stretches from coastal towns such as Scarborough and Whitby to Harrogate, Skipton, Richmond, Northallerton, Selby and many smaller market towns and villages. North Yorkshire Council is responsible for early-years services across this area, while ToddleKids brings nursery information together by location to help families explore childcare across the county.
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How to Apply for Funded Childcare in North Yorkshire?
The nursery postcode districts represented on this page map to these official local authorities. Choose your council below; your home postcode determines which one handles your application.
Nursery questions in North Yorkshire
Who manages funded childcare in North Yorkshire?
North Yorkshire Council manages early-years funded childcare across its local authority area, including the universal and working-family entitlements.
Does the North Yorkshire childcare area include York?
City of York Council is a separate local authority from North Yorkshire Council, so funded childcare and early-years services in York are administered separately.
Do all 3 and 4-year-olds get funded childcare in North Yorkshire?
Yes. Children are entitled to 15 funded hours a week for up to 38 weeks a year from the term after their third birthday.
Can working families get 30 funded hours in North Yorkshire?
Yes. Eligible working families can receive up to 30 funded hours a week for children from 9 months old until school age, subject to the national eligibility rules.
Can some 2-year-olds get 15 funded hours?
Yes. Some 2-year-olds whose families receive qualifying government support can access 15 funded hours a week from the term after their second birthday.
What SEND support is available in early years?
North Yorkshire’s SEND Local Offer covers children and young people aged 0–25 and includes dedicated early-years information and support for children with special educational needs or disabilities.
How is Ofsted information shown for North Yorkshire nurseries?
Ofsted introduced a new early-years inspection framework in November 2025, so newer inspection reports use the updated report-card approach while older nursery records may still show previous inspection outcomes. ToddleKids can help families view relevant nursery and Ofsted information together.

