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4 nurseries in March

Every day nursery in March on the Ofsted register, best rated first, with what a place costs in East of England after the free hours.

4 day nurseries
2 rated Outstanding
235 places in total
£141 a week, 50 hours for a 2 year old after free hours

Day nurseries in March, best rated first

All 4 day nurseries in March
#NurseryOfsted outcomeInspectedPlaces
1Blackberry House Day Nursery (March) PE15 9NTOutstanding17 February 202340
2Maple Grove Community Group PE15 8JTOutstanding9 September 202276
3The Willows Day Nursery (March) PE15 9QAGood23 October 202369
4Clarence House March PE15 8NPGood12 January 202350

How the ranking works: our ranking policy. What the grades mean: Ofsted report cards explained.

Nurseries by postcode in March

March is in Cambridgeshire.

Nursery fees in March

What day nurseries in East of England charge on average. Fees in March itself can sit above or below this.

Average weekly price in term time, East of England, Coram Childcare Survey 2026
Child's age25 hours a week50 hours a week
Under 2£192no funded hours£155after 30 funded hours
2 years old£176no funded hours£141after 30 funded hours
3 to 4 years old£67after the free 15 hours£135after 30 funded hours

Regional average, not any one nursery's price. Source: Coram Childcare Survey 2026. Work out your own monthly cost.

30 hours free childcare in March

The free hours follow national rules, so they are the same in March as anywhere in England. Every day nursery listed here is registered with Ofsted, which is what a nursery needs to offer them.

Check which hours your child can get

WhoFree hours a week
Working parents, child from 9 months30 hours
Every 3 and 4 year old15 hours
2 year olds in families getting some benefits15 hours

Nursery list and inspection outcomes from Ofsted's register of childcare providers, as at 30 June 2026.

Fees shown are regional averages from the Coram Family and Childcare Survey 2026, not any one nursery’s price. Confirm with the nursery before enrolling.

Eligibility rules are the government’s (childcarechoices.gov.uk). Whether a nursery offers the funded hours, and what it charges for meals and consumables, is the nursery’s decision; ask for its funded-hours terms in writing.