Pre-school

Storkway Crèche and Together For Twos

Storkway Family Resource Centre, Ridgebrook Road, London, SE3 9QX·Greenwich council·Ofsted URN: EY487263
Sessional day care
32 places
Registered 14 Apr 2015
Early Years Register, Compulsory Childcare Register
FMS Inspection Score
Excellent
7.8/10
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Last reviewed: October 2026 · Inspection data and key information above update regularly, however, this review below is refreshed bi-annually and may not reflect recent changes. Contact the nursery directly to confirm current arrangements. If you spot anything outdated or inaccurate, please let us know.

Storkway Crèche and Together For Twos

At a Glance

A mud kitchen, worm hunts and children choosing books for adults to read: Storkway’s March 2023 daily life combined practical exploration with growing independence. Based at Storkway Family Resource Centre on Ridgebrook Road, London SE3 9QX, it has capacity for 32 children.

At its March 2023 inspection, Ofsted rated the provision Good overall and behaviour and attitudes Outstanding. The children attending then were aged two to three. That age range describes the setting at that time.

The Nursery Experience

In March 2023, resources were arranged so children could reach them independently and choose their play. Shared games and the mud kitchen gave them opportunities to practise cooperation. During a worm hunt, adults introduced mathematical thinking through questions about how many worms children might discover.

The early years foundation stage is the statutory framework for children’s learning, development and care: here, the March 2023 examples included language through stories and rhymes, mathematical exploration and learning to manage everyday tasks. Book-sharing involved questions that invited children’s ideas, with time to think before answering. Visits to the local library extended that interest beyond the nursery.

Care and Support

At the March 2023 inspection, Ofsted found safeguarding effective and described staff adapting activities to children’s needs, working with families and seeking help from external agencies when needed. This linked support within the nursery with help beyond it.

In March 2023, adults joined children’s play at their level and encouraged conversation. Everyday routines also built independence: children tried serving their own snacks, peeling bananas and clearing dishes. Photographs on belongings boxes helped them identify their coats before outdoor play.

Parents received progress updates, and information-sharing supported children moving to another setting. Communication was less consistent around nursery decisions and the next steps of transition. Some parents were left frustrated or received updates too late.

Practical Information

The address is Storkway Family Resource Centre, Ridgebrook Road, London SE3 9QX.

In March 2023, opening hours were Monday to Friday, 9am to midday and 12.30pm to 3.30pm, during term time. These describe the timetable at that date. Snack time then included fruit and opportunities for children to try unfamiliar foods and make choices.

Things to Consider

  • Parent involvement. The March 2023 improvement priorities included giving parents more opportunity to contribute their experiences and views to nursery decisions. Discuss how that involvement works now.
  • Moving to another setting. In March 2023, transition information did not always reach parents promptly. Ask how next steps and timings are shared with families.
  • Attendance arrangements. The March 2023 timetable comprised two opening windows during term time. What attendance arrangements can a family book now?

The Verdict

Storkway’s March 2023 provision suits families who value practical play, opportunities for independence and support tailored to children’s needs. The worm hunt, book-sharing and self-service snack routines give that picture substance. Parent involvement and transition communication deserve equal weight in the decision: they were the specific areas identified for improvement.

FAQs

Ofsted rated it Good overall in March 2023, with Outstanding behaviour and attitudes.

In March 2023, children attending were aged two to three.

It has capacity for 32 children in total.

Children explored a mud kitchen, hunted for worms with mathematical questions from adults, shared books and visited the local library.

Information-sharing helped children move to another setting, but parents were not always updated promptly about the next steps. Strengthening their involvement was an improvement priority.

Contact Information

Get in touch with the nursery directly

Storkway Family Resource Centre, Ridgebrook Road, London, SE3 9QX

Ofsted Inspection

Inspection outcome and judgement breakdown

7.8/10

FMS Inspection Score

Excellent

Based on 4 subcategory ratings

Official Ofsted Grade

Good

Inspected: 28 March 2023

Safeguarding: Yes

Inspection History

28 Mar 2023Most recent full inspectionGood
14 Jun 2017Previous full inspectionOutstanding

Inspection Judgements

Quality of education

Good

Behaviour and attitudes

Outstanding

Personal development

Good

Effectiveness of leadership and management

Good

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