Nurseries in N8
38 registered nurseries — 3 Outstanding, 14 Good
Ofsted ratings in N8
38
Total nurseries
3
Outstanding
14
Good
1
Requires Improvement
20
Not yet rated








32 Clarendon Road, London

Unit 1 Magnus Heights, London
Holy Innocents Church Annex, London
Rear of 101 Tottenham Lane, London
Shirley Boffey House (Formally Victorian House), LONDON
Coleridge Primary School, London
Unit 1 Granita Court, London

Why families love N8
41.9/100
Family Score
50.19
Crime rate per 1,000
Getting around N8
Deprivation decile: 3/10 (10 = least deprived)
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Funded 15 & 30 hours childcare in N8
In England, working families can get 15 hours of funded childcare a week from 9 months old, rising to 30 hours from September 2025, during term time (38 weeks a year). All 3–4-year-olds get at least 15 universal funded hours regardless of parents' work status, and some 2-year-olds qualify through additional support schemes.
Funded hours are used at participating nurseries and childminders — each profile on this page shows whether a setting has funded 2-year-old and 3–4-year-old places registered. Check eligibility and apply via GOV.UK childcare eligibility.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many nurseries are in N8?
N8 has 38 Ofsted-registered nurseries, of which 3 are rated Outstanding and 14 are rated Good.
What percentage of nurseries in N8 are Outstanding or Good?
45% of nurseries in N8 are rated Outstanding or Good by Ofsted.
Which is the best-rated nursery in N8?
You can compare every Outstanding-rated nursery in N8 on this page, sorted by Ofsted grade. Each listing links to the full Ofsted report.
Are there funded nursery places in N8?
Yes — many nurseries in N8 offer 15 or 30 hours of government-funded childcare for eligible 2, 3 and 4-year-olds. Each nursery profile shows the number of funded places available.
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