The Broomhill Nursery (Aberdeen) Limited @ Fonthill

The Broomhill Nursery (Aberdeen) Limited @ Fonthill was last inspected by Care Inspectorate Scotland on 5 November 2019 with an overall inspection result of Very good.

The Broomhill Nursery (Aberdeen) Limited @ Fonthill is registered for up to 71 children per day. Availability varies by age group and session type.

The Broomhill Nursery (Aberdeen) Limited @ Fonthill adheres to the statutory ratios set by Care Inspectorate Scotland. These regulations ensure every child receives appropriate supervision based on their age: under 2 years 1:3, 2 to 3 years 1:5, and 3 to 8 years 1:8. In sessional care settings where children attend for fewer than 4 hours daily, a ratio of 1:10 may apply for those aged 3 and over.

Book a visit by contacting The Broomhill Nursery (Aberdeen) Limited @ Fonthill directly or using the enquiry form.

Three of the closest alternatives to The Broomhill Nursery (Aberdeen) Limited @ Fonthill in Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire are Bright Horizons Early Learning and Childcare 44 St. Swithin (£80 per day, Very good rating, 1.2 km away), Bright Horizons at 24 St. Swithin Street (£80 per day, Adequate rating, 1.2 km away), and Bright Horizons First Class Early Learning and Childcare (£81 per day, Very good rating, 3.0 km away). All three accept children aged 3 months to 5 years. You can see the full list of nurseries within 5 km on Nuuri's Aberdeen City page.

On average, nursery costs £76 per day in Aberdeen City, depending on the provider and age of your child.

The Broomhill Nursery (Aberdeen) Limited @ Fonthill follows the national nutritional standards outlined in the Scottish Government's Setting the Table guidance. This framework ensures that all meals and snacks are nutritionally balanced for children from birth to age 5. To maintain safety, The Broomhill Nursery (Aberdeen) Limited @ Fonthill records all medical and cultural dietary needs upon registration. The nursery adheres to Care Inspectorate Scotland standards by sharing this information with all staff involved in food handling. Mealtimes are managed to prevent cross-contamination, often utilizing visual aids or individual care plans to ensure children with allergies receive safe and appropriate alternatives.