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Nurseries in the South West

All 1,890 nurseries in the South West.

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How the South West's nurseries spread out

Each dot is one school. Hover over a dot to see which school it is.

Ofsted grades in the South West

The last full grade for each school Ofsted has graded.

  • Outstanding: 236 of 1572
  • Good: 1329 of 1572
  • Requires improvement: 7 of 1572
  • Inadequate: 0 of 1572
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    Some grades are many years old. Each school's page shows the date of its last inspection and what's changed since.

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Nurseries in the South West, explained

There are 1,890 nurseries in the South West, teaching 2,069 children.

100% of the nurseries Ofsted has graded are Good or Outstanding, against 94.8% across England. 236 of them are Outstanding, though some grades are several years old, so check the date on each school's page.

28.4% of pupils get free school meals. Schools here spend £10,747 a year on each pupil, against £8,120 across England.

Looking further afield? See nurseries near me, or everything in the South West.

Questions

Questions parents ask

How many nurseries are in the South West?
There are 1,890 nurseries in the South West, including state-funded, academies, and independent schools.
How many Ofsted Outstanding nurseries are in the South West?
the South West has 236 nurseries rated Outstanding by Ofsted. A further 1329 are rated Good, meaning 100% of inspected schools hold a Good or Outstanding rating.
What is the average class size in the South West nurseries?
The average pupil-teacher ratio across nurseries in the South West is 26:1. While this is not a direct measure of class size, it indicates the level of teaching resource available per pupil.

Sources: Department for Education school performance tables, school census and workforce data, Get Information About Schools and Ofsted. Distances are straight-line estimates.

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