Age range
After 1st birthday
One World Montessori Nursery provides a nurturing environment for children after their first birthday, prioritising siblings for admissions. The nursery focuses on a rich array of learning activities, from sensory play and creative expression through painting and mark-making, to developing fine motor skills with construction and puzzles.
Children are encouraged to create narratives through imaginative play with small world figures and trains, fostering a connection to the world around them. Quiet reading time introduces them to the joys of books, ensuring a well-rounded and stimulating start to their educational journey.
The nursery is committed to keeping parents informed and involved in their child's development.
Our ethos
One World Montessori Nursery's approach is rooted in the Montessori philosophy, offering a rich array of learning activities that foster sensory play, creative expression, fine motor skills, and imaginative play. They are committed to nurturing children's connection to the world and fostering a love for reading, while ensuring parents are kept informed and involved.
What it's like
Children flourish at this small and cosy nursery. Staff provide a well-thought-out and motivating curriculum, constantly praising children's achievements and fostering a positive attitude to learning. Children engage well with activities, making good progress and confidently self-selecting resources to investigate new concepts.
Funding accepted
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After 1st birthday
Term time / All Year
Term Time
Last inspected 4 September 2025
What it's like to attend
Children flourish at this small and cosy nursery. Staff provide a well-thought-out and motivating curriculum, constantly praising children's achievements and fostering a positive attitude to learning. Children engage well with activities, making good progress and confidently self-selecting resources to investigate new concepts.
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Inclusion & environment
Support for children with special educational needs and/or disabilities is of a high standard. Staff work closely with parents and carers to make early referrals, and children get lots of support to thrive. Leaders carefully consider how to spend any additional funding and ensure that all children reach their full potential.
Children enjoy regular visits to the park and forest school, which staff use to enrich children's learning and deepen their understanding. Children visit the local park for exercise and have access to a garden, which staff use to encourage them to be active and enhance their physical skills.
My daughter went to this nursery about 8 years ago, and now my son has just finished so we’ve been part of the nursery family for quite a while! Some of the teachers from back then are still there which proves it must be a healthy environment and they’ve always been so kind and friendly. The newer staff are also lovely. I’ve always felt supported as a parent, which really makes a difference. My children were very different, my daughter was very friendly and bubbly whereas my son was quiet and shy the nursery team were great at dealing with different personalities and helping them settle in. They have focused on learning through activities and I find my son telling me about different aspects such as names of different plants when outdoors and he tell me Miss ___ told me about it. Very wholesome. One thing I do wish was better is the communication. It would’ve been helpful to have a monthly calendar with trips, themed days like World Book Day, or even just knowing when they were doing forest school. A lot of the time I found myself asking at the gate or getting last-minute reminders without much notice. It would also be great to have a website or app where we could see photos and get little updates from the teachers just to feel a bit more connected with what our kids are up to during the day. Overall though, the staff make it a really warm and caring place, and both my kids have had lovely experiences there. The school feels very safe and they are extremely polite and respectful. I have recommended this nursery and spoken highly about it for the past 8 years. Thank you to the One World team!!!
Read on GoogleWonderful nursery! My daughter went from age 2-4 and is very ready for reception now. My little boy just started this September and I couldn’t be happier. Amazing teachers that foster curiosity and teach the children to care for each other. Highly recommend.
Read on GoogleOur experience at this nursery was extremely disappointing. There are much better schools in the area equipped with professional staff. Please carry out extensive research among local schools before deciding to sign up your child at One World Montessori. Our list of complaints is a long one and if you get to this point yourself as a parent, be prepared to meet the owner of the nursery who will deny every aspect of their unprofessional behaviour. Upon registering your child, please request confirmation that their CCTV is working. Ultimately, avoid this nursery at all costs.
Read on GoogleCan not recommend enough, loving, caring and nurturing staff.
Read on GoogleLively Montessori. Lovely teachers.
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Date: September 2025
One World Montessori Nursery Focus Group registered in 2023 and is located in the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham. It employs three members of staff, two of whom hold appropriate early years qualifications at level 3 and one at level 4. The nursery opens during term time, Monday to Friday, offering sessions between 8am and 6pm, and provides government-funded childcare.
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