- Name
- Crystal Palace Day Nursery (Day Nursery)
- Description
- Day Nursery
- Address
- 49 Maberley Road, London
- Postcode
- SE19 2JE
- Telephone
- 020 8771 0393
- Map
- customerservices@grandiruk.com
- Website
- https://www.grandiruk.com/nurseries/crystal-palace/crystal-palace-day-nursery/
- Open hours
- 7.30am to 6.30pm Monday to Friday
- I offer funded childcare places
- Yes
- Charges
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Overview Funding streams offered Under 2 year old working family funding
Together for 2s funding
2 year old working family funding
3 and 4 year old universal funding
3 and 4 year old working family fundingDeposit to be returned £50 for Early Learning for 2 year olds, to be refunded within four weeks of starting. £250 for all other funding streams, to be refunded within four weeks of starting. Funding streams deposit applies to Under 2 year old working family funding
Together for 2s funding
2 year old working family funding
3 and 4 year old universal funding
3 and 4 year old working family fundingUnder 2 year old working family funding stretched offer Number of weeks funding is stretched over 51 Funded hours 7.30am to 5.30pm (10 hours) x 2 days and 7.30am to 9.51am (2 hours 21 minutes) x 1 day = 22 hours 21 minutes Food consumables charges Optional: £18.04 per day for breakfast, cooked lunch, cooked dinner and snacks (vegetarian and vegan options are available). Non-food consumables charges Optional: £1.76 per day for sun cream and wipes. Additional voluntary services charges Optional: £3.30 per day for educational trips and visits, Sing and Sign, and Boogie Mites. Together for 2s funding stretched offer Number of weeks funding is stretched over 51 Funded hours 7.30am to 5.30pm (10 hours) x 1 day and 7.30am to 8.40am (1 hour 10 minutes) x 1 day = 11 hours 10 minutes Food consumables charges No charge Non-food consumables charges No charge Additional voluntary services charges No charge 2 year old working family funding stretched offer Number of weeks funding is stretched over 51 Funded hours 7.30am to 5.30pm (10 hours) x 2 days and 7.30am to 9.51am (2 hours 21 minutes) x 1 day = 22 hours 21 minutes Food consumables charges Optional: £18.04 per day for breakfast, cooked lunch, cooked dinner and snacks (vegetarian and vegan options are available). Non-food consumables charges Optional: £1.76 per day for sun cream and wipes. Additional voluntary services charges Optional: £3.30 per day for educational trips and visits, Sing and Sign, and Boogie Mites. 3 and 4 year old universal funding stretched offer Number of weeks funding is stretched over 51 Funded hours 7.30am to 5.30pm (10 hours) x 1 day and 7.30am to 8.40am (1 hour 10 minutes) x 1 day = 11 hours 10 minutes Food consumables charges Optional: £18.04 per day for breakfast, cooked lunch, cooked dinner and snacks (vegetarian and vegan options are available). Non-food consumables charges Optional: £1.76 per day for sun cream and wipes. Additional voluntary services charges Optional: £3.30 per day for educational trips and visits, Sing and Sign, and Boogie Mites. 3 and 4 year old working family funding stretched offer Number of weeks funding is stretched over 51 Funded hours 7.30am to 5.30pm (10 hours) x 2 days and 7.30am to 9.51am (2 hours 21 minutes) x 1 day = 22 hours 21 minutes Food consumables charges Optional: £18.04 per day for breakfast, cooked lunch, cooked dinner and snacks (vegetarian and vegan options are available). Non-food consumables charges Optional: £1.76 per day for sun cream and wipes. Additional voluntary services charges Optional: £3.30 per day for educational trips and visits, Sing and Sign, and Boogie Mites. Costs 0-1 year-old cost of additional private hours £ 7.24 per hour 2 year-old cost of additional private hours £ 7.24 per hour 3-4 year-old cost of additional private hours £ 7.24 per hour Emergency charges Not applicable - SEND Local Offer Email
- localoffer@bromley.gov.uk
- SEND Local Offer Website
- https://www.BromleySEND.org
- Latest inspection
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Ofsted report card Childcare provider inspection results
11/09/2026 - Ofsted - Inspection (Early Years Register)
Inspection areas by grade
Strong standard- Children's welfare and well-being
Expected standard- Leadership and governance
- Curriculum and teaching
- Achievement
- Behaviour, attitudes and establishing routines
- Inclusion
Safeguarding outcomeSafeguarding standards met Making sense of the inspection gradings:
- Met: The setting has an open culture in which safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility.
- Not met: Serious and/or widespread failures in safeguarding practice led to children, or particular groups of children, being unsafe. Breaches of the statutory requirements for safeguarding have a significant impact on children’s safety.
- Exceptional (blue): Setting will only be awarded this grade when practice is among the very best nationally, which should be shared with other schools or providers to help them improve.
- Strong standard (dark green): Marks out excellent, consistent work that’s making a real difference for children and learners.
- Expected standard (light green): The provider is doing everything that it should be doing, so you’ll see the green colour coding on the report card. It’s a high standard, to make sure your children are receiving everything they need and deserve.
- Needs attention (amber): Is an indication that there is work to be done to reach the ‘expected standard’. It’s not a ‘fail’ but it highlights where issues can be addressed before they become bigger problems that need ‘urgent improvement’.
- Urgent improvement (red): Given when there are breaches of the EYFS requirements which have a significant impact on children’s safety, well-being and/or learning and development.