Opening hours
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday: 08:00 - 18:00
The Benjamin Foundation operates childcare services suitable for children ranging from a few months old up to 13 years of age. Their settings are Ofsted-registered and aim to provide a safe, supportive, and welcoming environment where children and their parents or carers feel valued and happy.
The foundation's approach involves planning activities that reflect children's interests, fostering their development in emotional, social, and learning skills. While the provided content mentions 'The Nurtured Heart Approach' in the navigation, it's not explicitly detailed as their childcare ethos on the primary childcare page.
The focus is on creating a positive and nurturing atmosphere for children's growth and wellbeing within a secure setting.
Our ethos
Our goal is for everyone to feel safe, valued and happy. We plan activities which reflect the interests of the children and enhance their development, emotional, social and learning skills.
What it's like
Babies settle well as staff offer a flexible approach, building secure attachments. Children benefit from consistent care through shared information with parents about individual needs and routines. The setting’s bespoke approach supports all children, including those with SEND, to feel emotionally secure and develop warm, trusting relationships with staff. Children are confident learners, enjoying sensory activities and developing resilience from tackling more complex tasks.
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, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday: 08:00 - 18:00
Age range
a few months old to 13 years of age
Term time / All Year
All_year
Registered with Ofsted
2024
Last inspected Jul 2026
Grade summary
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Category grades
Last inspected 8 July 2026
What it's like to attend
Babies settle well as staff offer a flexible approach, building secure attachments. Children benefit from consistent care through shared information with parents about individual needs and routines. The setting’s bespoke approach supports all children, including those with SEND, to feel emotionally secure and develop warm, trusting relationships with staff. Children are confident learners, enjoying sensory activities and developing resilience from tackling more complex tasks.
Inspector highlights
Areas to develop
Inclusion & environment
Staff gather information on children's individual needs, carry out assessments, and review progress to ensure effective targeted support for those with SEND. They minimise potential triggers for anxiety and adapt routines, including adjusting session times and providing space for emotional regulation. Detailed action plans are created and reviewed regularly, with close collaboration with parents and external professionals. Leaders organise training for staff and use additional funding to support disadvantaged children's learning.
Toddlers and pre-school children generally play well together outside, collaborating to create potions in the mud kitchen. Toddlers enjoy using ride-on toys outdoors. Routines effectively manage outdoor play time for all children, accounting for babies' needs and weather.
The report does not specifically mention support for children with English as an additional language (EAL).
Most recent inspection
8 July 2026
Only one graded inspection on record — a trend chart will appear here once a second graded report is published.
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