Demo nursery

Demo nursery costs from £50 per half day session, and from £86 per full day session, depending on your child's age and how many days they attend. As a working example for a 9-month-old attending 5 days per week, the estimated cost is £1,625 per month or £19,500 per year. This is higher than the City of Edinburgh average of £81 per day. Extra charges for meals, consumables, or additional hours can be up to £29, where published. For a more tailored estimate, including any funding you may be eligible for, use the Nuuri childcare cost calculator for Demo nursery.

Demo nursery was last inspected by Care Inspectorate Scotland on 25 May 2025 with an overall inspection result of Very good.

Demo nursery is open 7:30am - 6pm, Monday to Fridays. Please check bank holiday and seasonal closure details directly with the nursery.

Yes, Demo nursery accepts government funded hours, and you can use the 1,140 hours entitlement at this nursery. Eligible families can access the 1,140 hours entitlement, which applies to all 3 to 4-year-olds and eligible 2-year-olds. At Demo nursery, these hours can be used as 30 hours per week during term-time or stretched across the full year. To see how this impacts your monthly fees, use Nuuri's Demo nursery child care cost calculator or read our guide to nursery funded hours in Scotland.

The current minimum number of sessions per week for Demo nursery is 1 session a week. Requirements can differ by room and age group, so confirm the latest policy before registering.

You can book a tour to visit Demo nursery using the online booking system.

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On average, nursery costs £81 per day in City of Edinburgh, depending on the provider and age of your child.

Demo nursery follows the national nutritional standards outlined in the Scottish Government's Setting the Table guidance. This framework ensures that all meals and snacks are nutritionally balanced for children from birth to age 5. To maintain safety, Demo nursery records all medical and cultural dietary needs upon registration. The nursery adheres to Care Inspectorate Scotland standards by sharing this information with all staff involved in food handling. Mealtimes are managed to prevent cross-contamination, often utilizing visual aids or individual care plans to ensure children with allergies receive safe and appropriate alternatives.