Best Nurseries in Bexley, London

Nurseries and pre-schools in Bexley provide early years education and childcare for babies and children up to age five. Below you will find our selection of 10 nurseries in Bexley, with address, phone number, website and opening hours for each one, followed by practical advice on choosing the right nursery, typical prices and answers to common questions.

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10 Nurseries in Bexley

10Medua Bilingual Nursery

Address
2 Falconwood Parade, London, DA16 2PG
Opening hours
Mon-Sat 07:30-18:30
Directions

How to choose a nursery in Bexley

  • Check the Ofsted rating and read the latest report online.
  • Ask about staff-to-child ratios, staff qualifications and staff turnover.
  • Find out whether the nursery accepts funded hours for 9 months to 4 year olds.
  • Visit at different times of day and ask about meals, outdoor space and settling-in sessions.

Checks and regulation: Nurseries must be registered with and inspected by Ofsted under the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS).

How much does a nursery cost in Bexley?

Full-time nursery places in London usually cost £1,400–£2,300 per month before government-funded hours are applied. Prices vary by area, time of day and the complexity of the job or service, so always ask for a written quote or check the latest price list before you book.

Nurseries across Bexley

Bexley covers neighbourhoods such as Bexleyheath, Sidcup, Welling, Erith, Crayford, Bexley Village, Blackfen, Thamesmead (postcodes DA5, DA6, DA7, DA8, DA14, DA15, DA16, DA17, DA18, SE2, SE28). The nurseries listed on this page are located in or around DA7, DA17, Bexleyheath, DA14, DA5, DA1, DA16. Getting around is easy thanks to Southeastern trains to London Bridge, Cannon Street and Charing Cross, and the Elizabeth line at Abbey Wood. If you live close to the borough boundary, it is worth comparing options in neighbouring boroughs too.

Nurseries in nearby boroughs

Frequently asked questions

What free childcare can I get in Bexley?

Working parents of children from 9 months to school age can get up to 30 funded hours a week, and all 3–4 year olds get 15 hours.

When should I book a nursery place?

Popular nurseries in London have waiting lists of 6–12 months, so register as early as possible.

What is the difference between a nursery and a pre-school?

Nurseries usually open all year from early morning to evening, while pre-schools often follow school terms and hours.

Listings are compiled from public business information and OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL). Details can change, so please confirm opening hours and prices with the business before visiting. Businesses can request corrections via our contact page. Last reviewed: September 2026.