Opening hours
Monday - Friday: 07:30 am - 06:30 pm
Star Day Nursery offers a nurturing environment for children aged 3 months to 5 years, focusing on holistic development through the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) curriculum. The nursery emphasises creating resilient and confident children by providing a diverse range of stimulating activities and resources.
Children can explore and learn in open-ended rooms designed to spark imagination and build confidence, alongside a dedicated baby room offering sensory experiences. The nursery boasts exciting outdoor play and learning areas within its garden, encouraging children to connect with the natural world.
With a strong commitment to government standards, Star Day Nursery ensures that all learning plans are tailored to support individual developmental needs.
Our ethos
Fully implementing the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) curriculum, We adhere to Government standards and ensuring that all children’s individual learning and activities are planned to support their individual developmental needs.
What it's like
Staff welcome children as they arrive, happy and ready to play and learn in this nurturing, stimulating and safe environment. They support children's language development well, including those who speak more than one language. The key-person approach is successful, with children settling well and achieving.
Charges are structured around full day and half day sessions, with rates offered on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis depending on the number of days booked per week.
Good to know
Opening hours
Monday - Friday: 07:30 am - 06:30 pm
Age range
3 months to 5 years
Term time / All Year
All Year
Last inspected 7 June 2023 · Caroline Preston
What it's like to attend
Staff welcome children as they arrive, happy and ready to play and learn in this nurturing, stimulating and safe environment. They support children's language development well, including those who speak more than one language. The key-person approach is successful, with children settling well and achieving.
Inspector highlights
Areas to develop
Verbatim quotes recorded in the Ofsted inspection
Parents speak highly of staff and are happy with the care and education their children receive.
They express that their children are always happy to come to the setting and miss staff when they are away.
Inclusion & environment
Staff support children with additional needs effectively. They observe and assess children when they start and speak to parents to gain consent to work with external agencies to develop plans and support learning.
Children are provided with many opportunities to develop physically. Older children collaborate with others in the garden as they ride bicycles, climb and run freely.
Earlier in September, I applied for my son to attend this nursery. Everything went smoothly up until his settling-in phase. Unfortunately, my son did not settle well on the first day. They called me and said they were understaffed and couldn’t manage him. What disappointed me most was that they made me feel like there was something wrong with my son. I started doubting myself, and even though I wondered if he might have some behavioural issues, I was considering booking an appointment with the GP to discuss it. The manager lied to my face, saying she would call me when a space became available. I knew she was lying, so I didn’t bother putting my hopes in them. I immediately booked another nursery. Here’s the interesting part: when I enrolled my son at Bear Hugs Nursery, I was so scared and worried he wouldn’t settle. The owner and manager saw how nervous I was and reassured me. I phoned to check how he was doing, and they told me he was fine and that I shouldn’t worry because this is what they do. To my surprise, my son settled very well, and now when he goes to nursery, he always goes with a big smile on his face. And no, my son does not have behavioural problems. He’s just a typical 2-year-old toddler and he must of sensed their bad energy. Something is not right with this place. Now Day Star Nursery are sending leaflets to my door advertising places, and I am disgusted.
Read on GoogleMy daughter has been attending Star Day Nursery for almost 2 years. Care and love she has always got from the staff and other children is incredible. It has always felt like one big family. She consistently looks forward to going to the nursery. They have lots of interesting activities such as drawing, painting, singing, dancing, going to playgrounds and farms, etc. All the activities are planned to help with children’s mental and physical development. I regularly get updates and pictures on my phone regarding my daughter. They always go extra miles to help with anything I ask. I feel really lucky to have them within walking distance from our house and train station.
Read on GoogleI can’t thank Caroline and the team enough for the work they are doing here. Being a first time mum I was very nervous about leaving my baby but they made the process so easy and put my mind at ease. The settling in period was great, I like that they do it over a week rather than just 1 or 2 days like most nurseries. Extremely accommodating. Souad is an absolute dream. My baby loves her so much. Thank you for doing an amazing job and looking after our precious little humans.
Read on GoogleMama Igbo. Please if you don't want problem and am sure you don't. Biko send my daughters leaving certificate before I report your nursery. I am not oweing your nursery it's been since 2019. You refuse to acknowledge herald you have your own children and grandchildren. Hiw can you people be soo heartless and wicked and you call yourself a mother. Just remember that KARMA is on its way to your household if you don't send my daughters leaving certificate. You will hear from me soon. I have called and send numerous email but as usual you ignored me. I don't have no respect for you and your family. For you to know that I know what am saying. 1. Olivier Love ( granddaughter 2. Naomi. Pamela. Should I continue. You better do the needful. You have my address that's if you haven't delete it. But I have your registration No and everything else. I will be reporting you to the educational board.
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Date: April 2019
Star Day Nursery registered in 2017 and is located in Woolwich, in the London Borough of Greenwich. The nursery opens Monday to Friday, from 7.30am until 6.30pm, for 51 weeks per year. It provides funded early education for two-, three- and four-year-old children and employs 11 members of staff, including the manager. Of these, nine hold early years qualifications between level 2 and 3.
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