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Shooting Stars Nurseries at Bromsgrove
34 Stourbridge Road, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, B61 0AE
Early Years Foundation Stage Curriculum Capacity 80 Limited spaces
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Nurseries in Bromsgrove
Bromsgrove is a Worcestershire market town centred on its High Street, with residential areas including Aston Fields, Charford, Sidemoor and Finstall surrounding the town centre. Sanders Park sits to the west, while Bromsgrove railway station provides connections towards Birmingham and Worcester. The town mainly spans B60 and B61, with funded early years childcare administered by Worcestershire County Council.
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£186/week
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How to Apply for Funded Childcare in Bromsgrove?
The nursery postcode districts currently represented on this page map to Worcestershire County Council. Your home postcode determines which council handles your application.
Visit Worcestershire County CouncilPostcodes: B61
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Nursery questions in Bromsgrove
Which postcodes cover nurseries in Bromsgrove?
Bromsgrove addresses mainly use B60 and B61. Both postcode districts extend beyond the town itself, so checking the full nursery address is useful when comparing nearby childcare.
How much funded childcare can Bromsgrove families receive?
All 3 and 4 year olds can receive 15 funded hours a week. Eligible working families with children from 9 months old to 4 years old can receive up to 30 funded hours a week for 38 weeks of the year.
Can some 2 year olds receive funded childcare without the working parent offer?
Yes. Some 2 year olds from families receiving additional support qualify for 15 funded hours a week. Children who meet both this entitlement and the working family criteria may receive up to 30 funded hours in total.
What should commuting parents check when choosing a Bromsgrove nursery?
Look closely at opening times, earliest drop off, latest collection, full day sessions and charges outside funded hours. This is particularly useful if childcare needs to fit around travel towards Birmingham, Worcester or another workplace.
Can Bromsgrove funded hours be stretched across the year?
Yes, where the provider offers a stretched arrangement. Instead of taking the full weekly entitlement over 38 weeks, families can use fewer funded hours each week over a longer period.
Can I use Tax Free Childcare as well as funded nursery hours?
Yes. Eligible families can use Tax Free Childcare alongside funded childcare to help pay for additional registered childcare costs that are not covered by the funded entitlement.
What extra nursery costs should I ask about?
A funded place should not mean paying for the funded hours themselves, but providers may charge separately for meals, nappies, additional hours or specific optional activities. These costs should be clear before your child starts.
What SEND support can a Bromsgrove nursery provide?
Early years settings are expected to identify and support additional needs, usually through a SENCO and graduated approach. Worcestershire also provides Early Years Inclusion Supplement Funding where a child needs support beyond the setting's usual provision.
Can my child use funded hours at both a specialist and mainstream setting?
Yes. If a child attends specialist early years provision, their funded hours are allocated there first. Any remaining entitlement can then be used at another eligible mainstream setting.