Frequently asked questions

We are at 5 William Close, Southall, London UB2 4UP, on the Hanwell and Southall border just off Windmill Lane near Three Bridges. Hanwell station (Elizabeth line) is about three quarters of a mile away and there are three drop-off parking bays at the front of the nursery.

Children from 9 months to school age. We accept 15 and 30 funded hours for eligible 2, 3 and 4 year olds, and private sessions for all ages.

No. We are an Ofsted-registered day nursery that is SEND-focused and genuinely inclusive: every child benefits from the 1:3 ratio, the sensory room and the individualised programme, whether or not they have a diagnosis.

Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 6:00pm, with nursery sessions running 9:00am to 4:00pm. We are closed at weekends, on bank holidays and for two weeks at Christmas, two at Easter and three in the summer.

A full day (9am to 4pm) is £120 and a morning or afternoon session is £60, fully inclusive of our specialist provision. On funded places you pay a SEND Specialist Support Fee instead of session fees: from £80 a week for 15 hours. See our fees and funding page for the full table.

Please do. Come to our free Stay & Play on Mondays 10:00–11:30, or message us on WhatsApp on 07909 932193 to book a tour.

A setting where education and therapy work hand in hand from the earliest age. Instead of waiting for a diagnosis or a school place, children get speech, language, sensory, social and emotional support woven into ordinary nursery days, when the brain is most able to form new connections.

Every child has an individual programme. Speech and Language Therapy principles are embedded in daily play, circle time, stories and snack time, and we work alongside any NHS or private therapist already involved. Specialist 1:1 Speech and Language Therapy is available at an additional cost.

Yes. Our founders have years of experience with Ealing’s SEND and Inclusion processes and have supported many families through EHCP applications, referrals and transitions to school.

Real-time updates on the EYParent app with photos, videos, learning journals and diaries, plus termly consultations, review meetings and parent workshops on communication, sensory regulation and behaviour.

Comfortable, practical clothing for play, a spare change of clothes, sun cream and a hat in warmer months, nappies and wipes, a labelled water or milk bottle and a packed lunch (nut- and seed-free). Logo jumpers can be ordered through the nursery.

Yes, three designated drop-off and collection bays directly in front of the nursery on William Close.