Pippa Pop-ins, Holland Park

Little Pops gives one-year-olds a starting point at Princedale Road, with the option of moving to another Pippa Pop-ins nursery at age two. That makes the choice about both the first nursery year and where a family wants to continue afterwards.

Pippa Pop-ins, 91-93 Princedale Road has capacity for 96 children, accepting ages one to five. No Ofsted inspection has been published for this setting yet.

Little Pops is the named class for children joining at one. Moving to another branch at two is an option, rather than a requirement.

The Early Years Foundation Stage guides children's learning and development through experiences that respond to how they communicate and play. Activities and resources are adapted where practical, with learning planned around children's development and interests and regular reviews of their progress.

Stay and Play at Princedale Road is a parent-and-baby session for local families with children aged one and under. Its selected Wednesday sessions run from 3pm to 4pm, require booking and welcome families who have not registered for nursery. These are accompanied family sessions, separate from a childcare booking.

The SEND policy applying to this branch sets out a key-person role and a nursery SENDCo who works with parents and outside professionals. Support follows a cycle of assessing needs, planning help, putting it into practice and reviewing its effect. Parents contribute to the plan, giving home experience a place in decisions about support.

Moving on also receives practical attention within that policy. Contact with the next setting, sharing support information and meetings involving parents and professionals are mechanisms for carrying a child's support into their next placement.

The address is 91-93 Princedale Road, London W11 4NS. Opening hours are 8am to 6pm, Monday to Friday, during term time; the nursery closes for school holidays.

Attendance choices include five mornings, three, four or five afternoons, five full days, and five mornings combined with between one and four afternoons. These serve different weekly routines, rather than a single full-day arrangement.

The enquiry form includes two-year-old funding and three-year-old funding for 15 or 30 hours. Eligibility remains a condition. Current prices come in the nursery's written quotation.

• Little Pops and the next step. Joining at one can precede a move to another branch at two. During a visit, discuss how settling and any later move would work for your child.
• Term-time attendance. The nursery closes during school holidays. Families needing childcare throughout the year must plan for those breaks.
• Funded booking costs. The enquiry includes funded options. Ask for a written breakdown of the attendance pattern, meals and consumables before accepting a place.

Princedale Road suits families considering a nursery start at one and those wanting a term-time pattern of mornings, afternoons or full days. Little Pops gives the youngest children a named starting point, while the branch's SEND policy sets out how parents participate in support planning. The practical fit rests on the weekly pattern, holiday closures and whether a later branch move suits the family.