Our Nursery Offer

Granville Plus Nursery School is a Specialist maintained nursery school funded by the government via Brent Children and Young People Department

• Nursery Education Grants for eligible 2 Year Olds
• Universally for 3 and 4 year olds
• Funded places for children with additional needs.

How to apply 

Download your admissions form here  Admissions

Please return your completed form to admin@granvillepluscc.brent.sch.uk

Parents can come into school to obtain the application form from the front office, for a Nursery School or Rainbow (up to threes) place. Children can be placed on the application list at any time. 

Brent Local Authority sets an admissions timetable each year for the Nursery School. Children who are on the list by the cut off date will be considered first, using Brent’s Admissions Policy. This date is usually in the January before September entry. 

Extended day places are allocated according to need. Parents are asked to provide proof of their work or study, and an appropriate package of hours is agreed. 

Decisions on admissions are made using the following criteria: 

• children “looked after” by the LA (LAC)

• children defined as “in need”, and referred by other agencies 

• siblings, if the sibling is still in attendance at the school 

• children closest to the school, as measured over the shortest public highway route 

• children living elsewhere in Brent 

• children living outside Brent 

If we have more applications than places available (over-subscription) we offer places in the above order.

Specialist Places for Children with SEND and Social Care Needs -

We have an Additionally Resourced Provision for children with Autism - our Horizon provision.

We also have additionally resourced places for Children with Special Educational Needs or Disabilities,   (SEND)

We provide places for children that are Looked After, those with with a Child in Need or a Child Protection Plan.

Funded places for children with additional needs are allocated by the Under Fives Specialist Nursery Panel, based on an Early Help Assessment submitted by a professional involved with the child.