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Hi Everyone,


I was wondering if anyone could provide me with any information on nurseries in the Nunhead area. I have one year old twins, and we have had quite a difficult time of it with finding the right nanny. I'm considering the option of sending

them to a nursery. Does anyone know of any good nurseries in the area, and if so, what are the fees?


Thanks.....

monniemae

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My daughter is at stepping stones montessori on Kitto Road, which is about 4mins walk from nunhead station. The fees vary depending on age/number of days, we pay ?700 pcm for a three day week. There is generally a 6-12m waiting list though. Banana Moon near nunhead station is also supposed to be good and I think it's slightly cheaper.
Robbie

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My 3 year old sold has been at Asquith just off of Rye Park for 2 years and he loves it there. It's rated as 'Outstanding' by Ofsted and the staff are great, always giving us a summary of what he did that day and where he is in his development.


http://www.asquithnurseries.co.uk/nurseries/peckham-rye-childrens-day-nursery/

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