Nurseries in Northfield
Northfield is a large Birmingham suburb with a growing family population, known for its mix of housing, good transport links and access to nearby green spaces. With a range of local amenities, schools and parks, it is a popular area for parents seeking nursery places within easy reach of home.
Market insights for Northfield
Parents in Northfield typically pay £75 per day for childcare, which is lower than the UK average of £75 per day. This pricing reflects local market conditions and regional economic factors that influence childcare costs. With 694 childcare places available across Northfield, families have a range of options to consider. These insights help parents understand the local childcare market and make informed decisions about their childcare needs in Northfield.
- Average daily cost
- £75
- Comparison
- Same as UK average
- Total capacity
- 694 places
Nurseries near you in Northfield
- Shenley Fields Nursery School
- Bright Kids Northfield
- The Old Station Nursery –Northfield
- Little Men And Misses Nursery
- Tiny Men and Misses Nursery
- Your Co-Op Little Pioneers Nursery and Pre-School, Rathvilly
- Cotton Tails Nursery
- Busy Bees Day Nursery at Birmingham Longbridge
- Tiddlywinks
- Little Scallywags Day Nursery
- Alphabets @ Cofton
- Little Men And Misses @ Hollymoor
- Alphabets@Hollymoor
- Little Men and Misses Children's Day Nursery @ Frankley Beeches
Frequently asked questions
In Northfield, most private nurseries accept children from around 3 months old, depending on availability. Government-funded nursery hours begin the term after a child’s 3rd birthday, with earlier eligibility for some families.
In England, all 3 and 4-year-olds can receive 15 funded hours per week during term time, with many working families eligible for 30 hours. Funded support is also available for some 2-year-olds and for working parents of younger children from 9 months old. Tax-Free Childcare provides additional help with costs.
Nursery fees in Northfield usually range from £50–£90 per day depending on the setting and facilities.
Nurseries in Northfield are regulated by Ofsted, with early years funding overseen by Birmingham City Council.
Ask about opening hours, outdoor space, funding arrangements, communication, learning approach and any additional charges.
Applying for funding
Northfield is covered by Birmingham City Council, the local authority for this area. Search their website for early years funding to apply.
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