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Nursery at St Peter's Church of England Voluntary Aided 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 If you spot anything outdated or inaccurate, please let us know.
An all-day nursery place, with wraparound care bookable by the hour, gives St Peter's a practical appeal for families fitting early education around work. The nursery belongs to St Peter's Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School on Church Lane in Mill End, Rickmansworth. Nursery education and a longer childcare day can therefore be part of the same arrangement.
The distinction between those two parts matters. The nursery day runs from 8.30am to 3.15pm; wraparound care extends the options beyond that session. Families can weigh the teaching day and additional care separately, rather than treating an all-day place as the whole childcare package.
Speaking and listening are a clear focus. In July 2024, Ofsted found that nursery children were developing language and communication well. For a parent choosing early education, that is a useful emphasis: conversation and listening are learning in their own right, as well as foundations for what comes next.
The early years programme covers the required areas of learning. Its breadth matters alongside that language focus, giving children experiences beyond preparation for reading. Creative activities include making models, movement, drawing and music. These offer different ways to take part: constructing something, expressing an idea through a picture, or joining an activity through movement.
That combination gives the nursery day its clearest character. Language development sits alongside creative activity, rather than being the only strand of early learning. For families, the practical question is how that educational session fits with the additional hours of care they need.
Families seeking a conversation about special educational needs can arrange an appointment with the deputy SENCO by telephone or email. That provides a direct route into the school's support structure and a way to discuss a child's needs with the relevant team.
Use 01923 773240 or sendco@spmillend.herts.sch.uk for that appointment. General questions go through the school office, keeping everyday enquiries and requests for a specialist discussion on distinct routes.
Attending St Peter's nursery does not guarantee a Reception place. Nursery entry and Reception admission are separate processes, so families must apply again through the normal Reception application route by its deadline.
Keep that application separate from the decision about nursery hours. An all-day nursery place is an arrangement for the child's nursery education and care; it should not be treated as securing their next school place.
The all-day session is 8.30am to 3.15pm. Wraparound care runs from 7.30 to 6.15 and can be booked in hourly units, allowing families to choose additional care around the nursery session.
Some parents may qualify for government funding towards additional hours; additional hours can also be paid for privately. Eligibility therefore matters when planning the longer day. Check eligibility for 30 hours funding through Childcare Choices, and contact the school for current charges.
For nursery enquiries, telephone 01923 773240, email schooloffice@spmillend.herts.sch.uk or use the contact form. These routes let families discuss an all-day place and the hourly wraparound arrangement together.
The session runs from 8.30am to 3.15pm.
Yes. Wraparound care runs from 7.30 to 6.15 and can be booked by the hour.
Some parents may qualify for government funding; additional hours can also be paid for privately. Check eligibility for 30 hours funding through Childcare Choices.
No. Nursery and Reception admissions are separate, and families must make a separate Reception application through the normal route by its deadline.
An appointment with the deputy SENCO can be arranged by calling 01923 773240 or emailing sendco@spmillend.herts.sch.uk.