Nurseries in Mawsley

Yes. Eligible working families can receive up to 30 funded hours a week from the first full funding block after their child turns 9 months, providing up to 1,140 funded hours a year. North Northamptonshire allows participating providers to offer the entitlement across 38, 47.5 or 51 weeks.

North Northamptonshire uses three funding blocks: 1 September–31 December, 1 January–31 March and 1 April–31 August. Children can start from the first complete funding block after reaching the qualifying age.

Working-parent eligibility must be confirmed or reconfirmed before 31 March, 31 August or 31 December, depending on the next funding block. Eligibility then needs to be reconfirmed every 3 months.

Yes. North Northamptonshire has a separate entitlement for disadvantaged or vulnerable 2-year-olds who meet the eligibility criteria. Since April 2026, applications have been handled through the council's current eligibility system.

The council applies a 6-week rule. An eligible reference must be checked by a childcare provider and a place reserved within 6 weeks of issue. If no place is reserved during that period, the reference expires and eligibility must be checked again.

Yes. North Northamptonshire allows funded childcare to be divided between a maximum of two providers, which can help families combine different session patterns when one setting cannot provide all required hours.

North Northamptonshire operates the Early Years Special Educational Needs and Inclusion Fund (SENIF). Band A provides up to £750 per child per funding block for eligible group support, while Band B provides up to £1,500 per individual child per funding year for short-term intervention.

SENIF Band C provides targeted-adult-support funding. Smaller settings with fewer than 20 children on headcount can receive up to £3,750 a year for one eligible child. Larger settings can receive up to £10,000 per application per year where two eligible children require targeted support; a one-child application at a larger setting can be considered up to £5,000.

North Northamptonshire runs monthly SENIF panels. Current autumn 2026 panel dates include 5 October, 2 November and 1 December, and the council states that settings are normally told the outcome within 5 working days of the decision.

An eligible provider can receive a £975 Disability Access Fund payment per child per year where the child receives Disability Living Allowance, attends eligible early-years provision and uses government-funded childcare. If funding is split between two settings, the parent nominates which provider receives the payment.

North Northamptonshire currently pays £1.15 per eligible funded hour through Early Years Pupil Premium. Eligibility is checked monthly, and the additional funding is paid directly to the early-years provider.

North Northamptonshire operates an established Kettering Family Hub network, launched in 2024 and still running council-backed activities in 2026. Mawsley is officially within the council's former Kettering administrative area, so Kettering is the relevant surrounding service area for many wider early-years services.

NN14 is the main postcode district. North Northamptonshire records Mawsley addresses including Scholars Row at NN14 1GZ and Mawsley Recreation Ground on Hawthorn Avenue at NN14 1TD. ToddleKids can use NN14 1 as the core postcode sector when comparing childcare in and immediately around Mawsley.

Mawsley is in the current Rothwell and Mawsley North Northamptonshire Council ward. The same ward also contains surrounding communities including Broughton, Pytchley, Loddington, Rushton and Rothwell, so families willing to travel beyond the village can compare a wider local childcare area on ToddleKids.