All Saints Nursery

Sweet corn in the garden and a Sensory Room for quieter activities give All Saints Nursery in Northolt a concrete identity: space to grow things, make choices and step away from busier play. It accepts children from birth to five and has capacity for 60 children. No Ofsted inspection has been published for this setting yet.

Full-day, morning and afternoon sessions give families different ways to arrange attendance. The practical distinction is between privately paid sessions, which include food and drinks, and funded sessions, which carry voluntary contributions towards food and consumables.

Rooms and Ages

The Pre-School Area serves children aged three to five, with a bright, spacious layout that encourages independent choices and self-help alongside language, creative work and early mathematical understanding.

The Sensory Room provides a quieter place for exploration and activities. That gives children an alternative to the main play space when a calmer activity suits them.

Learning and Activities

Learning covers communication, movement, relationships, early literacy and mathematics, creative expression and understanding the world. Here, the curriculum includes speaking and listening, linking letters with sounds, exploring shapes and expressing ideas through music, dance and role-play. These are foundations for everyday learning, rather than a separate branded programme.

Garden Area activities include digging and planting sweet corn, flowers and daffodils. Babies, toddlers and older children use the outdoor space, bringing movement and hands-on exploration into the nursery day.

A cook prepares breakfast, lunch and snacks, with baby food also offered and parents’ recommendations accommodated. For privately paid childcare, meals, snacks and drinks made on site are included in the fee.

Staff induction covers safeguarding and paediatric first aid, and staff undergo DBS checks. These are arrangements for staff preparation; the inspection position above remains the relevant context when weighing independent assurance about care.

Sessions and Attendance

Opening hours are 8am to 6pm, Monday to Friday, at Eskdale Avenue, Northolt, UB5 5DJ. Full-day sessions run from 8am to 6pm, mornings from 8am to 1pm and afternoons from 1pm to 6pm. The minimum weekly booking is one full day or two morning or afternoon sessions; childcare is not sold by the hour.

Funding and Paid Extras

The 15 hours scheme and 30 hours scheme are offered, with funded hours stretched over 52 weeks for full-time children. Additional hours are charged separately. Funded sessions involve voluntary contributions towards meals and snacks, plus consumables such as wipes and sun cream; contributions depend on the session attended.

There is no registration charge. A refundable one-week deposit is required to secure the child’s place and is credited to the final invoice. Notice requirements follow the signed enrolment agreement. Current prices come in the nursery’s written quotation.

• Choosing a session. Morning and afternoon bookings require two sessions each week, while one full day meets the minimum. Consider which pattern fits your working week.
• Funded extras. Food and consumables attract voluntary contributions during funded sessions. Include these categories when comparing the written quotation with privately paid attendance.
• Early care arrangements. With children accepted from birth and a quieter Sensory Room available, use a visit to ask how settling, sleep and key-person contact work for your child.

All Saints suits families choosing between full-day attendance and shorter morning or afternoon sessions, with a modest weekly booking minimum. The garden, quieter activity space and preschool emphasis on independence give useful substance to the offer. Its appeal rests on those practical features, while independent inspection assurance remains a consideration.