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Recommended Nurseries in East Dulwich for a 3 year old

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We have had our two year old son in a fantastic nanny share for the last year which unfortunately is coming to an end in December. My son turns three in December and so I need to get him on a waiting list for a good nursery place for up to 3 days a week. We were originally planning on moving out of East Dulwich but time has flown by and we are still here so hence why I am very late starting to look into Nurseries. I know the waiting lists are huge and I really don't know where to start so would appreciate any advice on good experiences in nurseries to begin my search.

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