Brentry

Day Nursery and Pre-school

Our Brentry nursery is located on Passage Road. It has 3 main areas; the baby area with a play room and sleep room is for our Caterpillars (under 1s) and Butterflies (under 2s), a room for our Cubs (under 3s) and one for our Lions - our pre-school stage children. Outside we have a large, well equipped garden with a separate  designated baby play area. Our large off-street car park makes dropping off and picking up easy. 

Introducing Brentry

In 2004 Once Upon a Time opened a second site in Brentry. Following the same blueprint as the site up the road in Westbury a large detached house was chosen with a beautiful garden, conveniently situated on a major commuter route for those coming into Bristol from the north of the city and the M5 and for those going the opposite way – towards Cribbs Causeway, Filton and the motorway. Despite being hidden by huge Leilandii trees for much of its life the nursery soon established itself and is now busy serving the local community of Brentry as well as the historic villages of Henbury and Blaise. Due to the nursery’s transport links our parents travel from a number of different areas and we have close links to a variety of major local employers including Southmead Hospital (who’s staff car park is moments away at Clifton Rugby Club).

Facilities

  • Baby play room 
  • Baby sleep room
  • Cub's room 
  • Preschool room
  • Messy play area 
  • Large well equipped garden 
  • Baby sensory garden
  • Trampoline
  • Sand pit
  • Kitchen 
  • Large car park 

Jenni Greenow

Brentry Manager
Meet the manager

What the parents say

“One of the best decisions I made was to send Kyra to Once Upon a Time. I only wish I had found you sooner, everyone is so lovely and friendly.”

Sarah Bonas

“Maddison has come on leaps and bounds since coming to Once Upon a Time. She is happy to come and I feel very comfortable leaving her here. We actually have difficulty explaining to her that you are shut at weekends!”

Zara Norris

“The staff are all friendly and caring and there is a safe, friendly and welcoming atmosphere at the nursery.”

Mr and Mrs Male