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Kindred Odstock Nursery and Pre-School

We are open 07:30 - 18:00

Homington Road, Odstock, Salisbury SP5 4JA

Rated Outstanding by Ofsted

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What makes Kindred Odstock unique?
At Kindred Odstock, we embrace the Curiosity Approach, using open-ended resources and natural materials to create an environment where every child can lead their own learning journey.
We have an impressive outdoor space with our very own woodland area for Forest School. Here, our children learn valuable life skills - from building dens to safely making fires - all under close supervision from trained practitioners. These experiences not only build confidence but help nurture independence, resilience, and a deep connection with nature.
Indoors, our unique loose parts room is a wonderfully large space where imaginations can thrive. We offer woodworking and construction resources that promote problem-solving and creative thinking.
- Age Range: We care for children 3 months up to 5 years.
- Opening Hours: We are open 07:30 - 18:00, 50 weeks of the year.
- Ofsted Rating: We are proud to be rated Outstanding by Ofsted, 22nd November 2022.
- Location: We are located in Odstock Village, a short drive from Salisbury District Hospital.
- Government Funding: We accept all government funding including 30 free hours.
- Enrichment Activities: Rugby, Forest School and Music.
- Food Provisions: Fresh meals from our accredited menu prepared daily by our on-site chef.
- Discounts: 5% NHS and Service Personnel discounts available.
A day in the life at Kindred Odstock Nursery and Pre-school
At Kindred Odstock our children are encouraged to follow their own interests with plenty of free flow and loose parts play indoors and outside, whatever the weather.
Start of Day
- Open 07:30, arrivals and warm welcomes
- Rolling breakfast until 08:30
Morning
- Free flow and loose parts play led by each child's interests both indoors and outdoors.
- Mid morning snack
Afternoon
- Lunchtime at 12:00
- Free flow and loose parts play led by each child's interests both indoors and outdoors.
- Mid afternoon snack
Evening
- Dinner time at 16:00
- Goodbyes and home time, close at 18:00
Our Location
Kindred Odstock Nursery and Pre-School
Homington Road, Salisbury, SP5 4JA
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We are situated in Odstock Village, only around a 5 minute drive from Salisbury District Hospital.
We are near other Wiltshire villages such as Nunton and Homington.
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Fees at Kindred Odstock Nursery and Pre-School
The fee information below is for full time places, please speak to Kindred Odstock's Manager for their full availability of sessions on offer.
9 Months to 5 Years - 30 Hour Funding
Monthly Fees
| 3 Days | 4 Days | 5 Days | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full Day (07:30 to 18:00) |
£268.00 |
£597.00 | £926.00 |
| School Day (08:45 to 16:00) | £196.87 | £427.87 | |
| Morning (07:30 to 13:00) | £151.00 | ||
| Afternoon (13:00 to 18:00) | £71.50 |
Consumables Charge per Month
Under 3 years old: Food £30.00, Non-Food £10.00, Activities £10.00
Over 3 years old: Food £73.50, Non-Food £15.50, Activities £51.00
3 to 5 Years - 15 Hour Funding
Monthly Fees
| 2 Days | 3 Days | 4 Days | 5 Days | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full Day (07:30 to 18:00) | £298.50 | £627.50 | £956.00 | £1,285.50 |
| School Day (08:45 to 16:00) | £96.12 | £327.12 | £558.12 | £789.12 |
| Morning (07:30 to 13:00) | £164.00 | £341.00 | £518.00 | |
| Afternoon (13:00 to 18:00) | £117.00 | £281.00 | £445.00 |
Consumables Charge per Month
Over 3 years old: Food £37.00, Non-Food £7.50, £25.50
0 to 3 Years - No Funding
Monthly Fees
| 1 Day | 2 Days | 3 Days | 4 Days | 5 Days | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full Day (07:30 to 18:00) | £329.00 | £658.00 | £987.00 | £1,316.00 | £1,645.00 |
| School Day (08:45 to 16:00) | £231.00 | £462.00 | £693.00 | £924.00 | £1,155.00 |
| Morning (07:30 to 13:00) | £177.00 | £354.00 | £531.00 | £708.00 | £885.00 |
| Afternoon (13:00 to 18:00) | £164.00 | £328.00 | £492.00 | £656.00 | £820.00 |
Meet Our Kindred Odstock Nursery Staff
Jessica Angell
Nursery Manager
I started working with children in 2003 where I began my training for my level 2 and 3. My journey at Odstock began in 2014 when we first opened. I worked alongside the then manager to set up and develop the nursery and with the embedding of our ethos and practice, which we are still so passionate about today.
I began as the baby room leader and while the then deputy was on maternity leave, I stepped up into the position of Deputy Manager and maintained it until being promoted to Nursery Manager in 2022.
I feel really passionate about respectful care in young children and strive to create strong relationships between adults and children. In March 2019 I got the chance to visit Budapest where I took part in a week’s course to understand more about respectful care and how important freedom of movement and relationships are for young children to develop and to feel safe and secure within their environment.
Chloe Musslewhite
Deputy Nursery Manager
My career in childcare started in 2018 when I was an apprentice working towards my Level 3 in Childcare. After completing this qualification, I wanted to try a new and bigger setting, so I moved to a nursery and had the opportunity to step into the deputy manager and SENCO role to cover maternity leave. During this time, I studied for my Level 4 and Level 5 Foundation degree.
My journey at Kindred Odstock started in February 2025, where I became the deputy manger and SENCO.
I am dedicated at supporting children to achieve their full potential. I champion SEN and want to ensure that both children and parents receive the correct outside support.
Safety and Wellbeing at Kindred Odstock
At Kindred Nurseries, the safety and well-being of our children, teams and families are our highest priorities. Safeguarding is woven into every aspect of our operations. We are dedicated to creating a safe, supportive and nurturing environment where children, staff and families can thrive. Read more about our commitment to safety and wellbeing.
Kindred Odstock Nursery and Pre-school FAQ
What are the designated parking and access arrangements for drop-off and pick-up?
Our facility features a dedicated, small car park located directly at the front of the nursery. This convenient on-site parking is designed to make drop-off and pick-up quick and easy, ensuring a smooth and safe transition for your child to and from our care
What is the unique ethos and philosophy of your nursery team?
Our nursery's ethos is built on a foundation of respectful care, where we are passionate about empowering children with real-world skills and problem-solving abilities. We believe in providing a rich learning environment that goes beyond traditional toys.
We do this by:
Giving children real tools, such as those used in woodwork, to foster a sense of responsibility and skill development.
Using loose parts, which are open-ended materials that children can use however their imagination sees fit. This approach encourages creativity, critical thinking, and the ability to find new solutions to problems.
By treating children with respect and offering these unique learning opportunities, we help them develop into confident, capable, and resourceful individuals.
What links do you have with local schools to prepare my child for their next step?
To ensure a smooth and confident transition to primary school, we host a dedicated "Transition to School" workshop for parents. Once your child's school placement has been secured, we invite you to attend this session. The workshop provides valuable insights, covering the essential dos and don'ts of starting school, and offers a practical guide to help both you and your child prepare for this exciting next step.
How do settling in sessions work?
Our settling-in process is completely tailored to each individual child, with no fixed number of sessions. We believe that a flexible approach is key to ensuring a happy and confident transition.
The number and length of sessions are decided collaboratively between the child's key worker and the parent. This ensures that every child gets exactly the support they need to feel secure and comfortable in their new environment. We'll continue the sessions for as long as needed until your child is fully settled.
What are your staff-to-child ratios at the nursery?
We are committed to providing the highest standard of care and attention for every child, with safety as our top priority. Our staff-to-child ratios strictly adhere to and, in some cases, exceed UK regulations to ensure a secure, nurturing, and engaging environment.
Our regulated ratios are as follows:
Babies (Under 2 years): 1 staff member to every 3 children (1:3)
Toddlers (2-3 years): 1 staff member to every 5 children (1:5)
Preschoolers (3-4 years): 1 staff member to every 8 children (1:8)
By maintaining these ratios, we guarantee that each child receives the individual support, supervision, and guidance they need to thrive in a safe and monitored setting.
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