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Nursery at Thomas's Battersea
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 If you spot anything outdated or inaccurate, please let us know.
A central courtyard enclosed by four school buildings gives Thomas’s Battersea a distinctive physical setting on Battersea High Street. The school is independent and its record includes nursery provision. This review concerns that provision, rather than the education of older pupils.
The wider school site also includes an adventure play area. These are features of the school premises, rather than a description of a dedicated nursery room or an assurance about which spaces nursery children use.
Outdoor learning begins at kindergarten level across Thomas’s. The group describes regular outdoor experiences, supported by an outdoor education department whose specialists work within its schools and at Walton Firs in Surrey. Its stated aim is to connect children with the environment and bring sustainability into teaching. That gives families a useful sense of the group’s approach to outdoor learning.
Early intervention forms part of the Thomas’s group support model, alongside support tailored to individual pupils. Each school has a designated safeguarding lead and a supporting team, giving parents an identified route for concerns about a child’s welfare.
The proprietor is responsible for safeguarding policies, procedures and training across the schools. For families, this identifies who oversees the arrangements behind the local safeguarding team and its response to concerns.
For Battersea, the safeguarding contact is batsafeguarding@thomas-s.co.uk. Thomas’s parents also have access to the Wellbeing Hub, providing a further source of support alongside contact with the school.
Nursery attendance does not guarantee a place in the school’s Reception. Contact Battersea admissions about the separate Reception admissions process, rather than assuming that a nursery place settles the next stage.
The school address is 28-40 Battersea High Street, London, SW11 3JB. General enquiries can go through the contact form or the school office on 020 7978 0900; the Battersea admissions telephone number is 020 7978 0640.
School tours can be booked through the Visit Us page. As of October 2026, the future Battersea dates listed are 14 October and 9 December 2026. Tours include a school tour, a talk from the head and an opportunity to put questions to senior teachers and admissions staff. These are school tours, so use the admissions contact for an enquiry specifically about the nursery.
No. Contact Battersea admissions about the separate Reception admissions process.
The school is at 28-40 Battersea High Street, London, SW11 3JB.
Call the Battersea admissions team on 020 7978 0640 or use the school’s contact page.
Yes. The Visit Us page provides booking for Battersea school tours, including 14 October and 9 December 2026.
Battersea’s safeguarding team can be contacted at batsafeguarding@thomas-s.co.uk or on 020 7978 0900.
