“The care givers are kind, warm and attentive toward my child's needs and development. My son has grown more confident and social in the last 6 months. The atmosphere is good with teachers taking care of dietary requirements, special mention to his teacher Chandu ma’am for taking such good care of him. They also do lot of both indoor and outdoor fun activities for kids for their overall development. I would highly recommend blossoming Minds for little ones.”
115 Woolwich Road, Greenwich, London, SE10 0RF
Nursery near Charlton
Blossoming Minds is on Woolwich Road in Greenwich SE10, a six-minute drive from Charlton with free parking on site. For most Charlton families, the car is the straightforward choice. The 161 and 486 buses also run along Woolwich Road for those who prefer it. We welcome children from 3 months to 5 years, open from 7:30am to 6:30pm across 51 weeks of the year. [Book a tour to come and see us](/book).
Why families choose us
Our approach
Every room at Blossoming Minds has been designed for a particular stage of childhood. The baby suite is calm and sensory-rich, built around the needs of children under two. The sensory room gives children with SEND, or those who need a quieter space, somewhere purposefully built for them. The preschool room is where children build the early literacy, independence and confidence that make starting school feel manageable. A sleep room, dining hall and Energy Hub, our indoor grassed adventure space, account for the rest of the day.

In practice
Our team is experienced, qualified and genuinely diverse. Qualifications reach Level 7, and several members have spent 25 years or more in early years. Most of the team speak three or four languages, which matters in a setting serving families from across south-east London. If your child is growing up bilingual, they will find someone here who reflects that. An in-house chef prepares fresh, balanced meals every day, including world flavours and full dietary accommodation. Communication with parents is consistent and open, not an afterthought.

For families in Charlton
Charlton families often tell us it is the flexibility that seals it. We are open 51 weeks a year, offer full-year and term-time places, and ad-hoc sessions are available for the weeks when your schedule shifts. Government funding is accepted from 9 months for eligible families. Children visit Greenwich Park and local playgrounds every week as part of the routine, and our Energy Hub means outdoor play is never cancelled. The journey from Charlton is short, and the parking is free. [Book a tour and see for yourself](/book).

Address
115 Woolwich Road, Greenwich, London, SE10 0RF
Phone
020 8858 9955Opening hours
7:30am to 6:30pm, Monday to Friday
Ages
3 months to 5 years
Ofsted
Rated Good
Funding
15 & 30 hours accepted
Getting here
Blossoming Minds is at 115 Woolwich Road, Greenwich, SE10 0RF. From Charlton, the drive takes around six minutes along Woolwich Road, and free parking is available on site. The 161 and 486 buses also run along Woolwich Road directly to the nursery for families who prefer the bus.
We also serve families from
Ofsted Rated Good
What Greenwich families say
The families already with us can tell you more than we ever could. What they notice most is how their children come home talking, whether that is counting in Spanish, reciting phrases in Mandarin, or describing exactly what they made for lunch. That tends to say everything.
“I'm so happy with my son’s experience here, he’s 2 and has absolutely thrived since starting. The nursery are always offering jam packed experiences for the children from trying out cooking to exploring local places. The staff are truly wonderful. So friendly, approachable, and clearly passionate about what they do. It’s such a comfort as a parent to know he’s in such caring hands. The senior management team are equally lovely and always available to support, especially during those early, nerve wracking days of settling in.”
“We have used Blossoming for emergency day care for a period over a month. The manager and staff were very welcoming. Our daughter was well looked after and thoroughly enjoyed herself. We wouldn't hesitate to use the service again.”
Come and See For Yourself
Come and see where your child will blossom
A visit tells you so much more than a website ever can. Come and see the rooms, meet the team, and get a feel for how we work. Ask us anything. We would love to show you what a day at Blossoming Minds really looks like.
Things parents ask us
Common questions
Most families drive - the journey takes around six minutes along Woolwich Road and free parking is available on site. The 161 and 486 buses are also a direct option. If you travel by train, Westcombe Park station is just round the corner from the nursery. Full nursery details here.
Book a tour here and we will be in touch to confirm a time. If you would like to bring your child along first, our free Stay and Play runs every Wednesday from 10:00am to 11:00am for children aged 3 months to 3 years - register here.
7:30am to 6:30pm, Monday to Friday, 51 weeks a year. We close for the final week of December, Bank Holidays and 4 inset days. Ad-hoc sessions are available for weeks when your pattern changes. View all sessions and fees.
Yes. We accept 15 and 30 hours funding for eligible 2, 3 and 4 year olds, and the Working Parent entitlement from 9 months. Our fees page has worked examples for common family situations, including families stretching funding across the full year.
Yes. Our baby suite is purpose-built for children under two and staffed by practitioners who work specifically with this age group. We also accept the Working Parent funding entitlement from 9 months. See fees and funding.
Yes. Families from New Charlton, Charlton village and the surrounding area are welcome. The drive is short and parking is free. We also serve families from North Greenwich, Woolwich and across Greenwich.
Ofsted registered, inspected, and rated Good
Blossoming Minds has been rated Good, with inspectors singling out our curriculum, our children's confidence, and the way our team gets down to their level and stays there. It is the kind of recognition that means something, because it reflects what families tell us every day.
"Children are confident to express themselves. They share their opinions and seek others out to play. Staff offer children praise and encouragement."

