Session types
Morning Wraparound (8:00am to 9:00am), Morning session (9:00am to 12:50pm), Afternoon session (1:00pm to 4:50pm), Evening wraparound (4:50pm to 5:50pm)
Easton Community Children's Centre
Ofsted: Good
(Jul 2022)
Number of places
81 places
Age range
1–4 yrs
Last inspected
Jul 2022
Local authority
Bristol
About this day nursery
Easton Community Children's Centre is a vibrant, inclusive nursery located in Bristol, offering early years education and care for children aged 6 months to school age. Operating as a charity established by parents over 40 years ago, the centre is deeply rooted in its community, fostering a strong sense of belonging for every child and family.
The curriculum follows the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework, enriched with cultural celebrations and practices that promote anti-racism. The centre is committed to providing a nurturing and stimulating environment where children can flourish emotionally, socially, and intellectually, developing confidence, curiosity, and a lasting love for learning.
They offer flexible session options to accommodate diverse family needs, aiming to provide high-quality care, education, and nutrition. A key aspect of their approach includes weekly Forest School sessions for children over two years old, integrating eco-empathy and outdoor learning into their programme.
Our ethos
Easton Community Children's Centre follows the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework and integrates weekly Forest School sessions. They are committed to providing a nurturing and stimulating environment that develops children's confidence, curiosity, and love for learning, while promoting anti-racism and eco-empathy.
What it's like
Children are greeted warmly by staff and respond positively to their nurturing attention. Children make good progress from their starting points and have a positive attitude towards learning. They are eager to join in and quickly choose from a wide variety of activities.
Charity-runCommunity-focusedAnti-racist practiceForest School
Pricing & funding
Fees are charged per session, with options for morning, afternoon, and morning/evening wraparound care. Session fees include relevant meals (breakfast, lunch, or afternoon tea). Government funding is accepted for main sessions, subject to an additional voluntary contribution per funded session to cover meals and resources.
Funding accepted
Tax-Free Childcare
- Morning Wraparound session cost£11.11 / session
- Morning Wraparound session cost (more than 5 sessions)£9.61 / session
- Morning session cost (private)£51.44 / session
- Afternoon session cost (private)£51.44 / session
- Evening Wraparound session cost£10.48 / session
Good to know
- Fees are invoiced monthly and can be paid via bank transfer or Tax-Free Childcare.
- Government funding is accepted for morning and afternoon sessions, but excludes wraparound hours.
- An additional contribution charge applies to funded sessions to cover meals, consumables, and extra staffing.
- As a charity, priority is given to families who agree to pay the voluntary additional contribution.
Key facts
Food
Breakfast, lunch, and tea are included in session costs. Additional charges cover meals and snacks.
Opening hours
8am to 6pm all year round
Age range
6 months to school age
Term time / All Year
All Year
Ofsted Inspection
Ofsted rating for Easton Community Children's Centre
Last inspected 20 July 2022
Overall effectiveness
Good
Quality of education
Good
Behaviour and attitudes
Good
Personal development
Good
Leadership and management
Good
What it's like to attend
Children are greeted warmly by staff and respond positively to their nurturing attention. Children make good progress from their starting points and have a positive attitude towards learning. They are eager to join in and quickly choose from a wide variety of activities.
Inspector highlights
- The leaders have a strong commitment to ensuring children know they are valued.
- Children develop knowledge and understanding of the world around them and respect for each other.
- All children listen well and show they are familiar with rhymes, songs, and stories.
- The staff help children to develop a strong sense of belonging.
- Leaders have high expectations for every child, including those with additional funding and special educational needs and/or disabilities.
Areas to develop
- 1provide older children with the time to process their thoughts and respond to questions
- 2help staff to review the effectiveness of activities and resources to ensure they meet the learning needs of all children.
Inspection #10216345 · Source: OfstedView full Ofsted report
Inclusion & environment
How they support every child
SEND provision
Leaders have high expectations for every child, including those with additional funding and special educational needs and/or disabilities. They work well with parents and external agencies, using recommendations and strategies provided to support each child.
Outdoor space
Children move around the well-organised outside areas safely and with confidence. They have many opportunities for physical play, such as running around, riding bikes, balancing on obstacles and playing chase games.
Parent Reviews of Easton Community Children's Centre
4.9
(12)
Lucy Archer
2 years ago
My son loves going to nursery at ECCC. His key person has been absolutely brilliant, helping him to settle in quickly. All the staff in his room are kind and caring and he has a lot of fun each day.
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Bradford Clark
in the last week
We are really happy that our son has gone to ECCC. He's been happy the whole time he's been there and that is thanks to the wonderful staff!
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E J
in the last week
I would genuinely say this is the best nursery ever! It is like a home from home. If you want to drop your child off somewhere where you know they will go above and beyond to care for them then send them here. I wouldn't want my child anywhere else.
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Ali Baeta
in the last week
My child has loved his time at ECCC! They have amazing outdoor space and freshly prepared food with a really broad menu each day. There is such warmth and care from the staff and they celebrate each child as an individual. He's been particularly excited recently about Forest School Fridays!
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Nazuna Aida
a week ago
Our son is having a great first year here- his key worker, the other room staff, the office management are brilliant, communication is clear and our son also loves the food. The approach is gentle and inclusive.
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Inspection history
Date: March 2004
- September 2022Good
- July 2022Good
- September 2016Good
- August 2016Good
- October 2012Good
- September 2012Good
- September 2009Good
- August 2009Good
- November 2006Good
- March 2004Good
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