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Children's Centres and Nursery Schools Contact Details CHILDREN’S CENTRES AND NURSERY SCHOOLS CONTACT DETAILS Updated May 2017 Name Address Website Avonmouth Catherine Street, Avonmouth, Bristol BS11 9LG http://www.avonmouthcc.co.uk/ Children’s Centre Badocks Wood Doncaster Road, Southmead, Bristol BS10 5PU http://www.badockswood.com/ Community Primary School and Children’s Centre Bannerman Road Early Years Bannerman Road, Bannerman Road, Easton, Bristol BS5 0RR http://www.bannermanroadcc.uk/ Children’s Centre Brentry & Brentry & Henbury Children’s Centre, Brentry Primary School, Brentry Lane, Henbury, http://www.bhchildrenscentre.org.uk Henbury Court Bristol BS10 6RG Children’s Centre Henbury Court Children’s Centre, Henbury Court Primary School, Trevelyan Walk, Off Marmion Crescent, Henbury, Bristol BS10 7NY Broomhill Infant Fermaine Avenue, Brislington, Bristol http://www.bisapcc.com/ School & St BS4 4UY Anne’s Park Children’s Centre Compass Point Compass Point; South Street School & Children’s Centre, British Road, Bedminster, Bristol http://www.compasspoint.bristol.sch.uk/childrens- Children’s Centre BS3 3AU centre Filton Avenue Blakeney Road, Horfield, Bristol BS7 0DL http://www.filtonavenue.org Nursery School & Children’s Centre CHILDREN’S CENTRES AND NURSERY SCHOOLS CONTACT DETAILS Updated May 2017 Name Address Website Four Acres & Four Acres Children’s Centre, Four Acres, Withywood, Bristol BS13 http://fouracresacademy.co.uk/ Bishopsworth 8RB Bishopsworth Children’s Centre, 2 Lakemead Grove, Highridge, Children’s Bristol, BS13 8EA Centre Hartcliffe Children’s Hareclive Road, Hartcliffe, Bristol BS13 0JW http://www.hartcliffenursery.co.uk Centre Knowle West Leinster Avenue, Knowle West, Bristol http://www.knowlewestchildrenscentre.bristol.sch.uk Children’s Centre BS4 1NN Little Hayes & Symington Rd, Fishponds, Bristol BS16 2LL http://www.littlehayes.org/ Hillfields Early Years & Family Centre Long Cross Long Cross Primary & Nursery School, Long Cross, Lawrence Weston, Bristol BS11 0LP http://www.oasisacademylongcross.org/content/childre Children’s Centre ns-centre Redcliffe Nursery Spencer House, Ship Lane, Redcliffe, Bristol BS1 6RR http://www.redcliffechildrenscentre.co.uk/ School & Children’s Centre CHILDREN’S CENTRES AND NURSERY SCHOOLS CONTACT DETAILS Updated May 2017 Name Address Website Rosemary Early Haviland House, Lamb Street, St Jude’s Flats, Bristol BS2 0DT http://www.rosemary.bristol.sch.uk Years Centre Sea Mills Riverleaze, Sea Mills, Bristol BS9 2HL https://www.seamillsprimary.org.uk/childrens-centre/ Primary School & Children’s Centre Southern Links Whittock Road, Stockwood, Bristol http://www.southernlinks.co.uk Children’s Centre BS14 8DQ Speedwell Speedwell Road, Speedwell, Bristol BS5 7SY http://www.speedwellnurseryschool.com Nursery School & Children’s Centre St Pauls Nursery Little Bishop Street, St Pauls, Bristol BS2 9JF http://stpaulschildrenscentre.co.uk/ School & Children’s Centre St Philip’s Marsh Albert http://www.bartonhillchildrenscentre.co.uk/ Nursery School & Crescent St http://stphilipsmarshnursery.co.uk/ Barton Hill Philip's Marsh Children’s Centre Bristol BS2 0SU CHILDREN’S CENTRES AND NURSERY SCHOOLS CONTACT DETAILS Updated May 2017 Name Address Website Stoke Park Nursery Brangwyn Grove, Lockleaze, Bristol http://www.stokeparkschools.org.uk/family-services- BS7 9BY childrens-centre/ The Limes Johnsons Road, Whitehall, Bristol, BS5 9AT http://limeschildrencentre.co.uk Nursery School & Children’s Centre Upper Horfield Upper Horfield Primary School, Sheridan Road, Horfield, Bristol BS7 0PU http://www.upperhorfieldnursery.co.uk/ Children’s Centre & Community School Nursery Schools Name Address Ilminster Avenue Ilminster Avenue, Knowle, Bristol, BS4 1BX Specialist Nursery School St Werburgh’s Park Glenfrome Road, St Werburgh’s Park, Bristol Nursery School BS2 9UX .
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