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Miracle Gardens Nursery

Ofsted: Good
(Sept 2025)
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5.0(2 parent reviews) ·St. Marys C Of E Primary School, Church Lane, Chessington, KT9 2DH · Kingston upon Thames
Number of places
17 places
Age range
1–4 yrs
Last inspected
Sept 2025
Local authority
Kingston upon Thames

About this day nursery

Miracle Gardens Nursery is a new, privately owned early years setting located in Chessington, offering a nurturing and stimulating environment for children aged one to five years. Conveniently situated on the grounds of St Mary’s C of E Primary School, the nursery benefits from extensive existing educational facilities and a large outdoor learning space.

The open-plan setting has capacity for up to 30 children and has successfully achieved an "Good" rating from OFSTED. Miracle Gardens Nursery is dedicated to fostering confidence, curiosity, and a love for learning through a fun and educational program.

They offer a range of unique activities such as gardening, fitness, music, cooking club, and a "Little Explorers Lab," alongside more traditional offerings like music and movement, dance lessons, and indoor/outdoor sports. Healthy meals are cooked on-premises, and the nursery prides itself on its qualified and experienced staff.

They support government funding for childcare and aim to provide a smooth transition for children moving on to primary school. Families are warmly welcomed to visit and explore the facilities.

What it's like

Children happily arrive at the setting and quickly settle, making confident choices throughout the day. Children new to the nursery settle well with the help of their key person, and they are comforted when needed. Children feel safe and cared for, often approaching staff for cuddles and to share experiences, such as noticing the sun in the garden or choosing their favourite stories to read. The curriculum prioritises communication and language because most children speak English as an additional language. Staff model new words in play and stories, and children begin to use new vocabulary with growing confidence.

OFSTED Good ratedOn primary school groundsLarge outdoor spaceHealthy meals cooked on-premisesAccepts government funding

Pricing & funding

Funding accepted

Tax-Free Childcare15 hours — universal (3–4 yrs)30 hours — working parents (3–4 yrs)15 hours — working parents (9 months–2 yrs)15 hours — eligible 2-year-olds
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Key facts

Opening hours

Monday to Friday, 8am to 3.30pm (with occasional 6pm closing when parents request extended hours)

Age range

1-5 years

Term time / All Year

All Year

Food

Healthy meals cooked on Premises

Established

2023

Ofsted Inspection

Ofsted rating for Miracle Gardens Nursery

Last inspected 15 September 2025 · Louise Mackay

Overall effectiveness
Good

What it's like to attend

Children happily arrive at the setting and quickly settle, making confident choices throughout the day. Children new to the nursery settle well with the help of their key person, and they are comforted when needed. Children feel safe and cared for, often approaching staff for cuddles and to share experiences, such as noticing the sun in the garden or choosing their favourite stories to read. The curriculum prioritises communication and language because most children speak English as an additional language. Staff model new words in play and stories, and children begin to use new vocabulary with growing confidence.

Inspector highlights

  • Children behave well, and they follow routines such as tidy-up time and putting their personal belongings away in the morning.
  • Partnerships with parents are strong and positive.
  • Leaders have an effective induction and training process, and new staff comment that they feel supported in their professional development.
  • Children build strong relationships with staff and their key people, which encourages new children to settle well and seek comfort, helping them feel safe and secure.
  • Staff know children's interests and next steps well.

Areas to develop

  • 1support all staff to consistently extend children's communication and language development through modelling and repetition
  • 2embed independence routines throughout the day so children have consistent opportunities to practise self-help skills.
Inspection #10395446 · Source: OfstedView full Ofsted report

What parents say

Verbatim quotes recorded in the Ofsted inspection

Parents positively comment on their experiences overall with the setting and their children's progress.

Inclusion & environment

How they support every child

SEND provision

Staff work with external professionals to support children with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), which allows all children to make progress and thrive from their starting points.

Outdoor space

The provision has an ongoing focus on the natural world, and children have access to a growing patch in the garden where they grow a range of vegetables and plants. The inspector observed teaching and learning indoors and in the garden, including lunchtime and circle time, to consider and evaluate the impact on the children's learning.

EAL / language support

The curriculum prioritises communication and language because most children speak English as an additional language. The curriculum has a strong focus on communication and language, which supports well children who speak English as an additional language. Staff model new words, which children are beginning to use confidently.

Parent Reviews of Miracle Gardens Nursery

5.0
(2)
Olesya
8 months ago

Our son has been attending Miracle Garden Nursery for three years, almost since it first opened. He always goes there with joy, and we could not be happier with our choice. The nursery is always very clean and well-organized. The educators are highly professional, have a wonderful approach to children, and all the kids love and respect them. All the staff are very friendly and caring. They regularly invite guests to the nursery, organize different activities and entertainment for the children, and involve them in sports, music, and reading. We are very satisfied and truly appreciate all the care and effort. This is our last year here, and we are very grateful and happy to have been part of Miracle Garden Nursery.

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Inspection history
Improved from Requires improvement → Good in 2025

Date: January 2025

  • September 2025Good
  • January 2025Requires improvement

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About the setting

Miracle Gardens Nursery registered in 2023. It is independently run and is located within St. Marys C of E Primary School in Chessington, in the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames. The nursery operates for 51 weeks of the year, between 8am and 3.30pm (with occasional 6pm closing when parents request extended hours), from Monday to Friday. The provider employs four members of childcare staff. Of these, one holds early years teaching status at level 6, one holds qualified teacher status, one is qualified at level 2 (working towards level 3) and one is unqualified. The nursery provides government-funded places.

URN
2748982
Registered person
Miracle Gardens Limited
Day care type
Full day care
Register
Early Years Register
Establishment type
Childcare on non-domestic premises

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