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Burgess Hill Nursery
Keymer Road, Burgess Hill, West Sussex, RH15 0EG
Early Years Foundation Stage Curriculum Capacity 72 Limited spaces
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Nurseries in Burgess Hill
Burgess Hill is a growing West Sussex town between Brighton and Crawley, centred on Church Walk and Burgess Hill railway station. Established parts of the town include Leylands, Dunstall, St Andrew’s, Victoria, Franklands and Meeds & Hammonds, while the newer Brookleigh neighbourhood is expanding the town to the north and east. Burgess Hill sits within Mid Sussex District, with early-years childcare funding administered by West Sussex County Council.
Childcare numbers for Burgess Hill
Daily fees range
£75
Per day
Outstanding nurseries
0
0% of nurseries
Funded childcare
3
100% offer funding
Total nurseries
3
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Bright Horizons Burgess Hill Day Nursery and Preschool
113A Lower Church Road, Burgess Hill, West Sussex, RH15 9AA
Bright Beginning Capacity 64 Spaces available
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Bright Horizons Grove Lodge Burgess Hill Day Nursery and Preschool
Grove Lodge, Oakwood Road, Burgess Hill, West Sussex, RH15 0HZ
Bright Beginning Capacity 45 Spaces available
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£225/week
· £11700/year
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Nursery questions in Burgess Hill
What postcode covers nurseries in Burgess Hill?
RH15 is the principal postcode district for Burgess Hill. It covers the town centre and residential areas around the town, although ToddleKids keeps results focused on Burgess Hill rather than assuming every RH15 address represents the same local area.
Which parts of Burgess Hill can I search for childcare in?
Burgess Hill has local areas and town wards including Leylands, Dunstall, Franklands, Gatehouse, Meeds & Hammonds, St Andrew’s, St John’s and Victoria. The town also now includes Brookleigh East and Brookleigh West, created around the major new neighbourhood formerly known as the Northern Arc.
Is Brookleigh part of Burgess Hill?
Yes. Brookleigh is the new neighbourhood being developed on the northern side of Burgess Hill. The town council now has separate Brookleigh East and Brookleigh West wards, so childcare located there belongs within the wider Burgess Hill search area.
Which council deals with nursery funding in Burgess Hill?
Burgess Hill is within Mid Sussex District, but funded early education is handled by West Sussex County Council. The county council operates its Early Years Funded Entitlement (EYFE) scheme through eligible nurseries, pre-schools and childminders.
Can working parents get 30 funded hours in Burgess Hill?
Eligible working families can access up to 30 funded hours a week from the term after their child turns 9 months old, continuing through the early-years period while eligibility requirements are met. All 3 and 4-year-olds also have access to the universal 15-hour entitlement.
Can I use funded hours with a Burgess Hill childminder?
Yes. West Sussex allows eligible childminders, day nurseries and pre-schools to join its funded-entitlement scheme. Parents can therefore look beyond traditional nursery settings when choosing where to use funded childcare in Burgess Hill.
Where can I get help finding suitable childcare for a child with SEND?
The West Sussex Family Information Service can help parents search for childcare, including when a child has additional needs and finding a suitable setting is difficult. Early-years providers are expected to make reasonable adjustments and use the SEND graduated approach, with additional support such as Disability Access Fund and Inclusion Funding available in eligible cases.
Why might Burgess Hill nurseries have different types of Ofsted ratings?
Nurseries inspected before the renewed framework may still display an older overall judgement such as Good or Outstanding. Since 10 November 2025, Ofsted has graded individual areas using a five-point scale instead of giving one overall effectiveness grade, with safeguarding reported separately as met or not met.