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7-8 Clapham Common South Side, SW4 7AA

Nursery in Stockwell

Stockwell is right on the edge of Clapham, and the two areas blend into each other along Clapham Road in a way that makes the nursery feel very local rather than a cross-borough journey. Blooming Years in Clapham is around five to ten minutes from most parts of SW9, and for families who commute via Stockwell station, the drop-off can sit comfortably on the way to the Victoria or Northern line without pulling significantly out of the route. We have a number of families from the Stockwell area, and they tend to find the morning routine settles very quickly. Come and have a look if you would like to see for yourself.

Why families choose us

Our approach

Stockwell has a diverse and community-minded character, and the parents who visit from SW9 often place a strong value on relationships. Knowing who is looking after their child, understanding how the nursery actually works day to day, and being kept properly informed rather than just told things are fine. We share those values. Our practitioners build genuine relationships with the children in their key groups, and you will see that in how children greet staff in the morning and how settled they are during the day.

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In practice

Settling in is properly gradual. Every child starts with their parent or carer present, building up their time with us at a pace that is led by how they respond rather than a standard number of sessions. We talk to you every day during that period and hold termly one-to-ones so you have a real sense of how your child is developing. We accept both 15 and 30 hours funded childcare.

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For families in Stockwell

For families in Stockwell, the Victoria line connection makes Clapham an easy extension of the morning. What we find with families from SW9 is that the practical side often matters as much as the approach. They want a nursery that is well organised, communicates clearly and does not add complexity to a morning that is already full. That is what we try to be, and it is something families tend to feel from the first visit.

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Address

7-8 Clapham Common South Side, SW4 7AA

Opening hours

7:30am to 6:30pm, Monday to Friday

Ages

3 months to 5 years

Ofsted

Rated Good

Funding

15 & 30 hours accepted

Getting here

From Stockwell, Blooming Years in Clapham is around a five to ten minute drive along Clapham Road. Stockwell station serves both the Victoria and Northern lines, and Clapham North station on the Northern line is close to the nursery and a short bus ride from Stockwell. On-street parking is available near the nursery for families who drive.

We also serve families from

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What London families say

The families already with us can tell you more than we ever could.

  • My daughter attended Blooming Years for 3 years and I will be forever thankful for the amazing teachers for fostering a nurturing environment. This has provided her with brilliant foundations, enabling her confidence, curiosity and resilience to flourish. Thank you for loving her so much!

    Katie W.
  • My son went from 1-4 yrs old. He loved it. The staff were patient and kind, offered such a variety of activities, helped him grow in confidence and independence and supported me when I had questions on a few things. He joined reception this year well prepared and ready for his next chapter. Thank you team.

    Claire H.
  • Excellent nursery! We are so happy about it. I was so scared about the idea of not finding a good place for my little one. Then I have tried Blooming Years and my baby loves it. The teachers are qualified and they take care of every emotional aspect of the babies. I have visited a lot of nurseries but I never had the same warm feeling.

    Laura C.

Come and visit us

See our nursery for yourself

A visit is the best way to know if we are the right fit for your family. Meet our team, explore our spaces, and ask us anything you like.

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