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Busy Bees at Gillingham Brompton
4.5(33 reviews)
Certified by Busy Bees at Gillingham Brompton • May 24, 2026
Business Details
Khartoum Road, Gillingham, Kent
ME7 5AX, United Kingdom
Certified by Busy Bees at Gillingham Brompton • May 24, 2026
+44 1634 840800
Certified by Busy Bees at Gillingham Brompton • May 24, 2026
https://www.busybeeschildcare.co.uk/nursery/gillingham-brompton
Certified by Busy Bees at Gillingham Brompton • May 24, 2026
About
Certified by Busy Bees at Gillingham Brompton • May 24, 2026
Nursery SchoolChild Care AgencyBusy Bees Holdings Limited
This nursery is located in Gillingham but there are Busy Bees nurseries wherever you need them. You'll find them nestled by universities, tucked close to train stations, attached to hospitals, and snuggled down quiet streets in towns and cities, perfectly placed for drop-offs and pick-ups. Some are based in small, cosy homes, others in office buildings - and we even have one in a converted church. Every nursery is as unique as its children, but whichever you choose you can look forward to exceptional quality childcare, NHS-accredited food menus, enriching curriculum and exciting environments that give your child the best start in life.
Location
Certified by Busy Bees at Gillingham Brompton • May 24, 2026
Busy Bees at Gillingham Brompton
Khartoum Road, Gillingham, Kent
ME7 5AX, United Kingdom
Hours
Certified by Busy Bees at Gillingham Brompton • May 24, 2026
Monday7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Friday7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed
Reviews
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- LMLauren MandryFeb 6, 20261.0AVOID If your child has SEN do NOT come here my little one has speech and language delay they saw him as the trouble child, my child began having behavioual problems at nursery and home and was constantly being told NEGATIVE things about them to the point i dreaded picking him up, yet all they did was sit on their bums doing nothing, there were always children crying n figting at pick ups yet my little one was always the scape goat, they were vwry quick to play the blame game. I refused to take them back to this nursery and since put them in another nursery and there have been No issues since they love their new nursery and i have my little on back to there shelf again but i dread to think what happened to my child at this nursery. The only 1 good staff here always looked stressed but was amazing and i wish to thank her so much is ivanka. She was amazing
- SRShekinah RFMar 5, 20252.0Firstly, I want to acknowledge Gemma and Ivanka, who were consistently caring and professional. I always felt confident leaving my son in their care, and I appreciate the attention and warmth they showed towards him. However, there were a few aspects of the nursery experience that raised concerns. For instance, there were no tabletop activities during the afternoon starts, which changed once I pointed it out to the room leader. I also observed that the room leader often spent time sitting on the floor when I was in the room, and on one occasion, she even fell on my son, which made me uneasy. Another ongoing issue was the frequent circulation of chickenpox and other sicknesses amongst the children. While I understand that nurseries are susceptible to such bugs, it seemed to be more extreme at this setting, with chickenpox lingering for around three months. I also want to mention that my son hasn’t attended the nursery since November due to a number of reasons. When I requested to terminate the contract, I was told that they had already claimed his funding until the end of March, despite payments being made at the start of each month. They have essentially been receiving a payment for my son since November despite the fact he has not attended (attended for a few hours one afternoon in December). I was also told that they would look into what they could do to help with this and no one ever got back to me. This situation is quite frustrating as it means my son wouldn’t be able to attend for a total of 5-6 months, which doesn't seem to prioritize his best interests. Finally, please be aware that if you plan to remove your child from the nursery, they require 8 weeks’ notice. While there were some positive aspects, overall, I feel there were areas that could be improved for both the children’s well-being and the parents’ experience.
- OOOluJan 30, 20255.0The. Staff are supportive, caring , and attentive to my children needs.
Frequently Asked Questions About Busy Bees at Gillingham Brompton
Can I pay for hourly childcare?
We're afraid not – sorry. If you'd like a place at a Busy Bees nursery, your child will need to come along for at least two half sessions, or one full day, each week. Speak to your local nursery about your specific needs - they'll be more than happy to help.
Can my child come to nursery for just one day a week?
Yes, they certainly can! You can book a minimum of two half-day sessions or one full day each week. Just talk to your local nursery to discuss exactly what you need.
Do I need to pay extra for meals and snacks while my child is at nursery?
Your child's meals and snacks are all covered in your nursery fee, so you won't need to make any additional payments. Their nursery place includes breakfast, lunch, dinner, and a variety of tasty snacks throughout the day, and we can cater for all kinds of dietary requirements and allergies as well as fussy eaters. Just talk to your nursery team if your child has any specific needs. You can take a look at an example menu on our website in the "Eating Well" section.
Do you offer creche facilities?
Sorry, we don't offer creche facilities at Busy Bees nurseries. You'll need to book a minimum of two half-day sessions or one full day at nursery each week to book a place. Have a chat with your local nursery if you'd like to know more.
Do you offer funded places?
Of course! We know it's not always easy to cover the costs of childcare, so we're pleased to offer a variety of funding options at our nurseries – including 30 hours funded childcare. If you're not sure whether you qualify, speak to your local nursery to work out the right funding option for you. You can find more about childcare funding at Busy Bees in the "Quality Childcare" section of our website.
Do you offer taster sessions?
Yes, we do – we call them settling-in sessions. If you're interested in a settling-in session, start by booking a visit to your local nursery; they can tell you more about how it works.
Do you provide nappies?
Whether or not we provide nappies varies from nursery to nursery. In some, we offer an all-inclusive package that covers nappies for children under 2. In others, we ask parents to provide their own. Talk to your local nursery to check whether you'll need to supply your own nappies.
Do your nurseries have gardens?
Yes, they do! All of our nurseries have wonderful, fully equipped outdoor spaces for your child to explore. We plan every space carefully to extend learning opportunities, inspire creativity and – just as importantly – provide different ways to play. Resources like our mud kitchens, trikes and more are always available for children to use, and we run special activities outdoors too. Find your local nursery to learn more about their facilities.
How do I find my nearest nursery?
Simple! Just go on our website and click "Find your nursery". There are over 350 nurseries in the Busy Bees Group across the UK, that deliver high quality childcare and exciting learning opportunities that give every child a head start as they prepare for school.
How do I set up an account for UP?
If you are a Busy Bees parent, just enter the email address you have registered with nursery. This will be the same email that your invoices are sent to. If you are not sure which email address you have used you can check with your nursery manager. If you are a Busy Bees practitioner, your manager will provide you with your log in details.
How will I know if my child is settling in?
Starting nursery is an emotional time, for you as well as for your child. After all, it’s a big step! So, we’ll do everything we can to help your child settle in and give you peace of mind.
Before your child starts nursery, you're welcome to come for a settling-in session. During the session, you'll have the chance to watch your child explore nursery and interact with other children and staff. We'll also assign your child a Key Person. Their Key Person is your dedicated contact while your child is at nursery, and they'll keep you updated on their progress each day. If there are any problems at all, they'll let you know. Speak to your local nursery if you'd like to know more about settling-in sessions.
I don't have a child at a Busy Bees nursery; can I use the UP app?
Sorry – only parents of Busy Bees children and educators at Busy Bees will be able to use the app. It’s all part of how we give the children at our nurseries their very best start in life.
My child's a really fussy eater. Can I send them to nursery with a packed lunch?
For lots of children and for all kinds of reasons, food can be a bit tricky. In fact, that’s exactly why we don’t allow packed lunches or snacks from home at our nurseries; many of the children in our care have allergies, and we just can’t put their safety at risk.
Instead, we provide fresh and tasty breakfasts, lunches, dinners, and snacks at every one of our nurseries. Our menus are healthy, varied, and NHS approved, and we cater for special dietary requirements, cultural food choices, allergies, and fussy eaters, so every child can look forward to tasty food they love to eat. It’s all covered in your nursery fee, too. You can take a look at an example menu on our website in the "Eating Well" section.
What will I find on the UP app?
Our UP learning programme is jam-packed with activities and information, all designed to help your child learn and grow. You'll find professional advice from our team of experts on everything from healthy eating to preparing for school, as well as hundreds of activities for you to try. There are even 50 songs to listen, sing, and dance to with your child, recorded just for Busy Bees. You can learn more about UP on our website.
What's the UP app?
UP is Busy Bees unique learning programme and app, inspired by our promise to give children the best start in life, in and out of nursery.
"UP" stands for "Unleashing Potential", because that's exactly what we've designed this programme to do. Made for children aged 0 to 5, it's filled with an inexhaustible range of activities and advice for every age and stage of nursery children, and the app puts it all at parents fingertips. You can learn more about UP on our website.
What’s an Enrolment Event?
Enrolment Events are like open days or open weeks at Busy Bees. It's a chance for you to visit your local nursery, take a look around, and see some of our exciting activities in action. Then, if you decide to book a nursery place during the event, you'll receive an extra special offer* – it's our way of welcoming you to the family. Talk to your local nursery if you’d like to know more.
*Note: This only applies to participating nurseries, and terms and conditions apply.
Where can I find the UP app?
Busy Bees parents and educators can download the app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. To find the right app for you, look at the colours – the parent app is teal, and the educator app is purple. Find UP at the App Store and the Play Store.
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