ME Montessori Nursery & Pre-School

Our Bedgrove setting

Learning close to home.
Here in Bedgrove.

Find ME Montessori at Bedgrove Community Centre in Bedgrove Park. Visit the nursery to explore our Montessori approach and ask about everyday care.

Request a nursery visit Take a first look at the nursery ↗

A short walkaround to help you prepare for your visit.

How we learnMontessori approach
Early yearsEYFS curriculum
OfstedGoodInspected 15 September 2025Read the inspection report ↗
Our settingBedgrove, AylesburyGovernment-funded hours accepted

Our Bedgrove setting

A community-centre setting.
Park surroundings.

ME Montessori is at Bedgrove Community Centre, in Bedgrove Park. A visit lets you see the nursery spaces for yourself and ask how indoor and outdoor experiences fit together.

  1. 01

    Find the community centre

    Our address is Bedgrove Community Centre, Ambleside, Aylesbury, HP21 9TT. Ask about the nursery entrance when arranging your visit.

  2. 02

    Take in the surroundings

    The Bedgrove Park location is part of getting to know the setting. Think about the route your family would take and what you would want to check on arrival.

  3. 03

    Ask about outdoor play

    The September 2025 inspection describes children putting on shoes and coats before playing outdoors and enjoying physical activity. Ask to see how outdoor play works now.

  4. 04

    Look at the spaces together

    As you look around, ask where children explore materials, share meals and practise everyday tasks. Bring your questions about how the space is used.

Get to know the place

See more than an address.

01

Picture the arrival

Think through the journey to Bedgrove Community Centre and note any access questions.

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Plan your look around

Ask the team to arrange a time and explain where to meet on arrival.

03

Explore indoors and out

Ask which spaces you can see during the visit and how they are used through the day.

Help with childcare costs

Make sense of
funded hours.

We accept 15 and 30 government-funded hours for eligible children. What you can receive depends on your child’s age and your circumstances.

Start with the official guidance, then ask us about available places and how funded hours can be used at the nursery.

Sunlit nursery room with low tables, wooden chairs and open activity shelves

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We use the details you give us — your name, email and phone number, and your child’s name, date of birth and preferred start date — only to reply to your enquiry and arrange your visit. ME Montessori Nursery and Pre-School (Kellie Antonazzo) is responsible for this information. We keep enquiry details for 12 months if your child does not join us, then delete them. We never sell your details or use them for marketing without your permission. Questions or requests: [email protected] or 07873 403672. Full privacy notice: https://memontessorinurseryandpreschool.com/privacy-notice/

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Visit us in Bedgrove

Come and explore the setting.

Ask to look around the nursery at Bedgrove Community Centre. Let us know if there are arrival or access arrangements you want to discuss.

Child-height table and accessible shelves in the nursery

We use your name, email address and message to respond to your nursery-visit enquiry. Please do not include child names, medical information or funding codes. Your enquiry is sent to the nursery manager. Read our privacy notice for details about the lawful basis, retention, sharing and your rights.

Parent's name
Choose your preferred date for the visit

A request is not a confirmed visit or reserved place. Please agree arrangements with the nursery team.

Our Bedgrove setting

More to explore.

Is the nursery in Bedgrove Park?

Yes. ME Montessori is based at Bedgrove Community Centre in Bedgrove Park, on Ambleside.

Is the park the same as the nursery’s outdoor area?

The park location alone does not describe the nursery’s outdoor provision. Ask the team to show you the space children use and explain the arrangements.

What can I ask about outdoor learning?

Ask what children can explore outside, how activities are supported and how outdoor experiences connect with indoor learning.

Can I check access before coming?

Please raise any access needs when arranging the visit so you can discuss practical arrangements with the nursery.

What did Ofsted say about outdoor provision?

The September 2025 report describes opportunities for physical play and identifies outdoor teaching and resources as areas for improvement. Read the full report using the trust-strip link and ask about current practice.

How do I find the right entrance?

Use HP21 9TT to plan your journey, then confirm the nursery entrance and meeting point with the team.