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SchoolsKidlingtonBletchingdon Parochial Church of England Primary SchoolNursery
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Bletchingdon Parochial Church of England Primary School Nursery

Whitemarsh Way, Bletchingdon, Kidlington, OX5 3FD·Oxfordshire·URN: 123115A 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
Church of England
Primary Ranking
9,704
Academic
Based on 2025 KS2 results
Based on 2025 KS2 results
9,843
Overall
Combines KS2 results with Ofsted-based inspection score
Combines KS2 results with Ofsted-based inspection score
30
Cherwell
FMS Inspection Score

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Good
7/10
Application Demand
100%
1st preference success
Undersubscribed
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Nursery at Bletchingdon Parochial Church of England 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 If you spot anything outdated or inaccurate, please let us know.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

Robins gives Bletchingdon’s nursery its own identity within a small village primary school. The school has four classes, with nursery provision forming part of its Church of England setting on Whitemarsh Way in Bletchingdon. This is a school-based choice, with an early years teacher whose role covers both Nursery and Reception.

The school describes courage, community and love as values that shape daily life. For families, that gives the nursery a Christian context as well as a place within the wider school.

The Nursery Day

Conversation and early number work are the clearest features of the early years experience. At the December 2024 inspection, children were developing confidence in expressing what they needed to adults and to one another. Language supported their learning, while staff encouraged curiosity. For a young child, being able to ask for help and communicate with other children matters alongside learning new skills.

Counting and recognising numbers were practised through games and activities. Early mathematics teaching was effective, and children were getting a positive start to their education. The useful detail here is the connection between an activity and a specific skill: games gave children opportunities to rehearse counting and identify numbers, rather than simply encounter them.

Care and Support

In December 2024, care from early years staff was a strength that parents valued. Staff helped children develop the confidence to communicate their needs. That links care with growing independence: children were learning to make themselves understood, both with adults and with their peers.

The school’s lunch arrangements include meals cooked on site by Let’s Eat, the Oxfordshire County Council service, using the school’s own kitchens. School meal choices are made during registration, with packed lunches as an alternative; school meal payments are made in advance through ParentPay. Families should confirm nursery lunch arrangements with the school office, which also handles allergy questions.

Moving On to Reception

Nursery attendance does not guarantee a Reception place. Families whose children attend Robins must make a separate application for their child to be considered. Treat choosing the nursery and applying for Reception as two distinct decisions.

The application route is the Local Authority’s coordinated admission form, completed online. The admissions deadline is described as mid January each year, so families should plan to complete that separate step during the relevant application cycle. A school enrolment form must also be returned for new admissions.

Having an early years teacher with responsibility for Nursery and Reception is a staffing link between the two stages. It should not be confused with an admissions entitlement: familiarity with the school does not replace the application.

Practical Information

Visits can be arranged through the school office by calling 01869 350393 or emailing office.3141@bletchingdon.oxon.sch.uk. A visit provides an opportunity to spend time with staff and children before deciding whether this school setting suits your family.

For planning around the school calendar, the autumn 2026 term ends on 18 December, with half term running from 26 to 30 October. The spring 2027 term begins on 5 January. These dates help families organise their calendar around the school year. The school’s address is Whitemarsh Way, Bletchingdon, Kidlington, OX5 3FD.

FAQs

The nursery class is called Robins, within Bletchingdon Parochial Church of England Primary School.

No. Nursery families must apply separately for their child to be considered for Reception, using the Local Authority’s coordinated admission form.

In December 2024, children were making a positive start, developing confidence in communication and practising counting and number recognition through games and activities.

The school’s lunch arrangements include meals prepared on site by Let’s Eat, choices at registration and a packed lunch alternative. Confirm nursery lunch arrangements and discuss allergy queries with the school office.

Contact the school office on 01869 350393 or email office.3141@bletchingdon.oxon.sch.uk.

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