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Childcare in Corsham

Corsham has 7 day nurseries, 1 pre-school, 1 school nursery class, 5 childminders and 2 after-school clubs. Ofsted has inspected 11 of them and rated 10 Good or better, 2 of them Outstanding. 5 have never been inspected, which usually means recently registered. Across Wiltshire there are 40 places per 100 children under five, better supplied than England as a whole at 32.

40places per 100 under-fives in Wiltshire, against 32 for England
90%of the 11 inspected here are Good or better, 2 Outstanding
3 of 16are recorded as taking the funded hours; the rest are unknown, not a no

Places per 100 under-fives is registered capacity at nurseries, pre-schools and childminders across Wiltshire, divided by the children aged 0 to 4 who live there at the 2021 Census. It compares areas; it is not a count of free places today. It also leaves out the 48 school nursery classes across Wiltshire, because nobody publishes how many children they take.

Recently

What has changed here

Ofsted does not publish closures, so we work them out by comparing releases. Worth knowing if you are working from an old list.

  • Jun 2026Opened LCP Heywood Prep Out-of-school day care
Questions

What people ask about childcare in Corsham

Answered from the figures on this page, so they stay in step with it.

Which nurseries in Corsham take funded hours?

3 of the 16 settings in Corsham are recorded as taking the government funded hours. Councils do not publish a list of approved providers, so the rest are unknown rather than a no.

Are any nurseries in Corsham rated Outstanding?

Yes. 2 of the 11 settings Ofsted has inspected in Corsham hold an Outstanding grade.

Which nurseries in Corsham take babies?

14 settings in Corsham are registered to take children under two. Ofsted's register does not say whether a setting runs a baby room or has space in it, so ring before you plan around it.

Is it hard to get a nursery place in Corsham?

Wiltshire has 40 registered childcare places for every 100 children under five, against 32 across England. That is registered capacity rather than free places, so it compares areas rather than telling you what is available this week.