The Little Ripley Day Nursery Boldmere Road

A purpose-built building and two separately named baby rooms give Boldmere Road its starting character. The Little Ripley Day Nursery Boldmere Road opened in January 2025 in Sutton Coldfield and has capacity for 98 children, with an age range of 1 to 60 months.

No Ofsted inspection has been published for this setting yet. For parents, the practical starting points are its room structure, the building itself and how the team organises care for their child's stage of development.

Rooms and Ages

Baby Room 1 and Baby Room 2 sit alongside Toddlers, Little Learners, Little Learners 2 and Preschool. That gives families a concrete room structure to discuss when considering the nursery, rather than treating its whole age range as one group.

The two baby-room names deserve attention from families choosing care for their youngest children. During a visit, the useful distinction is how those rooms work in practice: their daily routines, sleeping arrangements and the way children are grouped.

Preparing children for school is an explicit aim here, with independence and confidence the intended direction. For families, that makes everyday self-care and the move towards the next stage useful themes for a conversation with staff, rather than a claim about an admissions advantage.

The address is 192 Boldmere Road, Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham, B73 5UE. Opening hours run from 7am to 6pm on weekdays, with weekends closed. The nursery operates across the year and closes for bank holidays.

Enquiries can be made through the Boldmere Road contact form or by calling 0121 274 5850. Current prices should come in the nursery's written quotation.

• The two baby rooms. Baby Room 1 and Baby Room 2 are separate named rooms. On a visit, ask how children are allocated between them and how daily routines and room moves are handled.
• Your attendance and costs. The weekday opening window spans 7am to 6pm. Ask which booking pattern and funded-hours arrangement would apply to your child, including the treatment of meals and consumables in the written quotation.
• School preparation. Independence and confidence are explicit aims. Ask for examples of how staff build those skills into children's everyday routines.

Boldmere Road suits families considering a purpose-built nursery with care across the year and an age range extending from young babies to preschool children. Its named rooms provide a useful starting point for comparing the experience at different stages. The decision should turn on how that room structure, daily care and the proposed attendance arrangement fit your child.