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Chester-le-Street city centre and surrounding area

Nurseries in Chester-le-Street

Chester-le-Street is a popular commuter town between Durham and Newcastle, offering strong transport links, good primary schools and a range of nurseries. Riverside Park and The Emirates Riverside cricket ground provide well-used family spaces.

Parents in Chester-le-Street typically pay £78 per day for childcare, which is slightly 3% higher than the UK average.

Average Daily Cost
£78
Comparison
+3% vs UK Average
Total Capacity
666 places

Nurseries near you in Chester-le-Street

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Frequently Asked Questions

Most nurseries accept children from around 3 months old. School nurseries tend to begin at age 2 or 3, with funded hours from the term after a child turns 3.

All 3 and 4 year olds qualify for 15 funded hours, with many working families eligible for 30 hours. Some 2 year olds and children from 9 months in eligible working households may also receive funded childcare.

Nursery fees are commonly £55–£100 per day, higher around newer developments and commuter routes.

Ofsted regulates all nurseries in Chester-le-Street, with funding overseen by Durham County Council.

Ask how funded hours are delivered, staff ratios, opening hours, outdoor space and food options.

Applying for funding

Chester-le-Street is covered by Durham County Council, the local authority for this area. Visit their website to apply for early years funding.

Apply for funding on the Durham County Council website

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