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The waiting list can be two years but it also depends on what days you need and if you can be flexible, and when you want to start. If you want Mondays and Fridays starting between July and September you'd be luckier than if you wanted full time starting in October for example due to popularity of days and school movements... It also depends on siblings. Most of the current baby room are younger siblings from late Nov 15 - Feb 16 births and you'd have struggled to get a space this Jan in the baby room, although a few did.


My daughter has been there for 2.5 years. It's a great nursery with an amazing outside space. I have met loads of really nice parents through the nursery too.

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