Opening hours
Monday to Friday, 07:30 - 18:00, 52 weeks of the year
Kids Planet Moseley is a vibrant and welcoming nursery located in an easily accessible part of Moseley, Birmingham. The nursery provides high standards of early years education and care for children from babies through to preschoolers within a warm and nurturing environment.
Beyond the nursery walls, children engage in local park visits, garden yoga sessions, and community trips, fostering confidence, curiosity, and a sense of belonging. The nursery emphasises creating a secure and supportive atmosphere where children are valued and encouraged to explore.
Their all-inclusive approach covers nappies, wipes, formula milk, sun cream, and freshly prepared, nutritious meals and snacks tailored to dietary needs. They also offer sports activities for physical development and utilise the Famly app for parent updates.
Outdoor play is a significant part of their daily routine, with a much-loved garden providing opportunities for sandcastle building, storytelling, and calming yoga. The approach to outdoor learning encourages exploration, challenges, and the development of essential life skills through hands-on experiences like discovering wildlife, growing vegetables, and active play.
Dedicated to the safety, well-being, and happiness of children, Kids Planet Moseley has robust safeguarding policies in place.
What it's like
Well-qualified, happy staff make this setting a safe and welcoming place to be. They foster warm, nurturing bonds with children. Staff are skilled in promoting children's well-being through their interactions and effective care practices.
Funding accepted
This nursery doesn't publish its fees online. Contact them directly for an up-to-date price list and availability.
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Monday to Friday, 07:30 - 18:00, 52 weeks of the year
Food
Nutritious meals and snacks provided, catering to all dietary needs
Term time / All Year
All Year
Last inspected 5 June 2024 · Sarah Dukes
What it's like to attend
Well-qualified, happy staff make this setting a safe and welcoming place to be. They foster warm, nurturing bonds with children. Staff are skilled in promoting children's well-being through their interactions and effective care practices.
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Areas to develop
Inclusion & environment
Staff's knowledge of children means that they are aware of any possible areas of concern or delays in development. They act on these swiftly. The special educational needs and disabilities coordinators are knowledgeable and experienced. They work closely with parents and other agencies to secure the support children with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) need. Children with SEND are well supported to make progress from their starting points.
Older children proudly demonstrate how they can use the balance beam they have built using planks and tyres in the garden. The inspector observed the quality of education being provided, indoors and outdoors, and assess the impact that this was having on children's learning.
Two years ago, we were struggling to find a nursery for our daughter Hiba. Local nurseries either said they couldn’t meet her needs or had no space. Then we found Kids Planet Mosley and everything changed. From the beginning, the team welcomed Hiba with warmth, compassion and open arms. They not only gave her a place but gave her the care and support she truly needed. We want to give our heartfelt thanks to every single member of staff who worked with Hiba. Your dedication, patience and kindness meant the world to us. You helped Hiba feel safe, supported and valued every day. Thank you for making such a difference in her life and in ours. Hiba’s Family
Read on Googlethey came into Costa made lots of noise and just wanted to try and have a coffee and a drink in peace and group of nursery kids came in to go to space where we were sitting so just felt a bit uncodable that we moved it was just really loud and we were struggling to focus. Of course bring the kids out but book a table in coffee one all the places don’t just turn up and take over the whole of the coffee shop where people are trying to get on no respect for the residents.
Read on GoogleInitially we looked at several nurseries locally, Peepo - later kids planet gained our trusted support for childcare during the working day for quite a few years. The staff/team are everything in this challenging environment, looking after groups of children age 1-4 (not easy) several experienced staff to support the next generation.
Read on GoogleMy child doesn't go to this childcare but I saw them on playground in Swanshurt Park. The three caretakers were not looking after the children when I came in with my son. I put my son on the swings as one of the children came very quickly behind him and i was afraid of them getting hurt as the child was unsupervised so i put my child on the swings. Then they put another child next to him and the child kept asking me to push them as the caretaker didn't come back to push her. I had to tell her when the child wanted out as the child was just left stuck in toddler swing. Then when I was pushing my son on the swings one of the nursery children came up from behind and almost got hurt with the swing my son was on. The caretakers were 10 meters away and were not looking as telling the child to watch out! The child could have hurt his back had he had fallen but got only lightly hit with my sons shoes as i stopped the swings and the child. Meanwhile one caretaker was taking care of the set of the children giving them snacks, another just SITTING the WHOLE time on one of the playground contraptions and chatting, another would just be sometimes there sometimes not. When I told her off for not keeping an eye on the children and that I wanted to report the nursery she just shook her head and didnt say which nursery they are from and just left with children. Had they took the advice to be more careful with chidlren I would have been okay with just calling the nursery, but with this attitude I dont think they will change their ways. I do not take my children to daycare exactly because of this. I would imagine if i was a parent leaving my child in this nursery or if i was considering i would want to know this. Be careful which nursery you choose for your precious child.
Read on GoogleHorrible staff members, made my kids come home crying and treated my eldest daughter (14) with incredible disrespect,I don’t recommend
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Most recent inspection
5 June 2024
Only one graded inspection on record — a trend chart will appear here once a second graded report is published.
View full Ofsted reportKids Planet Moseley registered in 2022. The nursery employs 18 members of childcare staff, with nine holding appropriate early years qualifications at level 3, and the manager and one other staff member holding level 6 qualifications. The setting is open from 7.30am to 6pm, Monday to Friday, all year round, except for bank holidays. The setting provides funded early education for two-, three- and four-year-old children.
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