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Yorkswood Primary School Nursery Review

Kingshurst Way, Kingshurst, Birmingham, B37 6DF·Solihull·URN: 150649A 6-digit identifier assigned by the Department for Education (DfE) to uniquely identify schools in England and Wales.
Primary
Nursery Provision
Mixed
Ages 3-11
Religious Character: None
Primary Ranking
13,357
Academic
Based on 2025 KS2 results
Based on 2025 KS2 results
Application Demand
100%
1st preference success
Undersubscribed
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Nursery at Yorkswood Primary School

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 If you spot anything outdated or inaccurate, please let us know.

At a Glance

A morning of play and adult-led learning gives Yorkswood’s school nursery its shape. Children join in the September following their third birthday, with the nursery forming part of Yorkswood Primary School on Kingshurst Way, Kingshurst. This is the school’s nursery provision; Brambles provides the additional hours that can extend the arrangement for eligible families.

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The Nursery Day

The Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) guides the learning. In practice, children take part in activities led by adults and also choose their own play, giving them opportunities both to practise something taught and to pursue an interest. Teaching takes account of children’s experience, age and individual interests rather than using one approach for everyone.

Indoor classrooms and outdoor learning space both contribute to the day. Resources remain accessible for children to use in their play, so an activity can continue beyond the adult’s initial teaching. The school aims for children to develop independence, solve problems and build relationships through these experiences. Learning to make a choice and work alongside another child is part of the purpose.

All About Me gives a concrete example of nursery learning. In autumn 2025, children explored their characteristics and considered how their abilities had changed since they were babies. That connects learning with something familiar: themselves. It also gives families a useful starting point for conversations about growing up and what their child can now do.

Care and Support

A healthy snack is included in the morning session. Families supply any nappies, cream, wipes or sunscreen their child needs, keeping these everyday care items part of the preparation for nursery.

Progress is checked and updates are sent to parents. Across Yorkswood, Class Dojo carries daily messages for the school community, classroom updates from teachers and a messaging function for conversations with families. Teachers are also available at classroom doors each day. These routes give parents ways to discuss learning and raise a concern directly. For SEND enquiries, the school’s contact is senco@yorkswoodprimary.co.uk.

Moving On to Reception

Nursery attendance does not guarantee a Reception place. Families must make a separate Reception application through the normal admissions process, with school applications managed by Solihull Council. Treat that application as a separate task when planning the next stage, even if your child already attends Yorkswood’s nursery.

Practical Information

The school nursery provides 15 funded hours through morning sessions from 8.45am to 11.45am, Monday to Friday. That makes the core arrangement five mornings, rather than a full nursery day.

Additional hours at Brambles can complete the 30-hour entitlement for children who qualify, subject to space. Children using that arrangement may bring lunch from home or have a charged hot meal. Contact the school for current charges. Nursery enquiries can be made on 0121 468 4351 or by emailing enquiries@yorkswoodprimary.co.uk.

FAQs

Children can join in the September after turning three. Applications during the year are also considered if spaces remain.

The 15-hour school nursery arrangement runs Monday to Friday, from 8.45am to 11.45am.

Yes. Additional hours at Brambles can complete the 30-hour entitlement for children who qualify, if spaces are available.

The morning session includes a healthy snack. Parents provide any nappies, wipes, nappy cream and sunscreen needed. Children attending Brambles for the 30-hour arrangement can bring a packed lunch or have a charged hot meal.

No. Families need a separate Reception application through the normal process managed by Solihull Council.

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