Rainbow Montessori School: Queens Park

Rainbow Montessori School: Queens Park has capacity for 30 children at St. Annes & St. Andrews Church & Community Centre on Salusbury Road. Ofsted graded it Good at its latest full inspection in September 2024, when safeguarding was found effective. The official record classifies the provision as full day care on non-domestic premises.

No branch information is published for branch-specific rooms, accepted ages or a booking model. Room and age fit therefore remain unconfirmed.

Provision must follow the Early Years Foundation Stage: the statutory framework brings care, play and learning together across children's development rather than treating learning as a separate classroom block. The evidence supplied here does not describe a branch-specific Montessori curriculum or named activities, so no such programme is assumed from the registered name.

The September 2024 inspection found safeguarding effective and judged overall effectiveness Good. That dated regulatory finding is the strongest available evidence about care and oversight; the supplied pack does not publish current settling arrangements, key-person communication, meals, sleep routines or SEND mechanisms.

Current daily communication, settling and individual-support arrangements remain unconfirmed and belong on the visit checklist below.

The setting is registered at St. Annes & St. Andrews Church & Community Centre, 125 Salusbury Road, London NW6 6RG. The official record describes full day care, but that registration subtype is not a published session product: exact days, hours, minimum attendance and closures remain unconfirmed.

No current branch-specific funding or charge structure is published for this branch. Current private-hours, funded-entitlement and meal terms remain unconfirmed. Accepted ages and enquiry arrangements are also unconfirmed.

• Attendance fit: Ask for the current session list, clock times, minimum booking pattern and annual opening weeks before comparing this setting with alternatives.
• Daily care: Confirm the current approach to settling, key-person updates, food, sleep, allergies and support for additional needs during a visit.
• Budget detail: Request a nursery-specific written quotation that separates funded hours, private hours, meals, consumables and any other charge categories.

The clearest evidence is regulatory: this is a 30-place early-years setting graded Good in September 2024, with safeguarding found effective at that inspection. It may suit families seeking a small registered setting in Queen's Park, but the practical fit cannot be judged from the available branch information. Parents needing either part-week attendance or full-day care should first confirm that both patterns are actually sold, alongside ages, hours and total charge structure.