Two-year-olds
- Ratio
- 1:4
Walk round the rooms and outdoor area, meet the team who would care for your child and ask anything you like. Pick a time that suits you below.
Come and visit usThings parents ask us
Children here feel safe and cared for, and it shows in how they arrive each morning. Ofsted found relationships between staff and children wholesome and nurturing, rated our inclusion Strong, and noted that children with special educational needs progress particularly well. Every child also gets a freshly cooked hot lunch at no extra cost.
We are at 54 Highfield Road, Saltley, Birmingham B8 3QU, close to Washwood Heath, Alum Rock and Bordesley Green.
We care for children aged 2 to 5 years, in rooms for two-year-olds and pre-school children, until they start school.
Choose a time on our Book a visit page and we will confirm it straight away. You will see the rooms and outdoor area, meet the team and have time to ask anything you like.
Places vary by age group, so the best way to find out is to book a visit or give us a call on 0121 820 6568. We will talk you through current spaces and upcoming start dates.
Yes. Every 3 and 4 year old can get 15 funded hours. Working families may be eligible for 30 hours, where each parent earns at least the equivalent of 16 hours a week at minimum wage and neither earns over £100,000. Some 2 year olds can get 15 funded hours if the family receives certain support. We are happy to help you check what you can claim.
Fees depend on the sessions you choose and any funded hours you use. You can see our session prices on the fees page, and hot lunches are included for every child at no extra cost.
Ofsted inspected us in November 2025 under its new report card. Safeguarding standards were met, and we were rated Strong standard for behaviour and routines, children's welfare and wellbeing, and inclusion, and Expected standard for achievement, curriculum and leadership.
Ofsted registered and inspected
Independently inspected so you do not have to take our word for it.
"Relationships between staff and children are wholesome and nurturing. Children feel safe, which helps to build their self-esteem in the nursery."