Our centre takes immense pride in providing a home away from home feel for the children we cater for, with an atmosphere that is continuously warm, friendly, and inviting. We continually encourage family input, involvement and work together to ensure our educational program is of high standards and meets the government guidelines and recommendations. We value and pride ourselves in the implementation of nutrition values, maintain good personal hygiene and the importance of health and fitness in our everyday lives.
Yes, our centre is licensed by the NSW Department of Education and meets all requirements of the NQF and the Education and Care Services National Regulations
Enrolment will depend on centre availability and when you require care. If places are available, we will formally offer you a place and you will receive our enrolment form via email.
Leave your child in the direct care of an educator after Sign IN. Let educators know that you are taking your child home after Sign OUT. Always let your child know that you are leaving.
Our staff-to-child ratios comply with the strict regulations set by the NSW Education and Early Childhood Development Directorate .

1:4 for children under 2 years
1:5 for children aged 2-3 years
1:10 for children aged 3-6 years.
Our educators are highly qualified and experienced, holding relevant early childhood education qualifications as per the National Law and Regulations
Yes.
We follow the Early Years Learning Framework Version 2.0 (EYLF2.0) and the National Quality Framework (NQF), ensuring a high-quality learning experience for all children.
We believe in providing a nurturing, inclusive, and stimulating environment where children can learn and grow.
We follow the Early Years Learning Framework 2.0 (EYLF 2.0), a nationally recognized curriculum that supports children's holistic development.
We create opportunities for children to develop positive relationships, empathy, and selfregulation through play-based learning and social interactions.
Yes, we provide daily outdoor play and physical activities, ensuring children have ample opportunities for exercise and exploration.
We engage children in problem-solving, critical thinking, and creative activities that stimulate their minds.
We provide a language-rich environment through storytelling, reading, writing, and verbal communication.
We prioritize child safety and adhere to strict child protection regulations. Regular safety checks and risk assessments are conducted.
We have comprehensive emergency procedures in place, including first aid training for all staff. In case of an accident, we will administer first aid and notify parents immediately, following the guidelines set out in the National Law and Regulations.
We follow strict health and hygiene policies, including exclusion periods for contagious illnesses as recommended by NSW Health. Parents are notified immediately if their child becomes ill.
We have detailed emergency evacuation plans and conduct regular emergency drills, as required by the National Law and Regulations
We schedule regular parent-teacher conferences to discuss each child's development and address any concerns, in line with our commitment to open communication and use a variety of communication methods ig. parent-teacher interviews, app updates & online platforms.
We take all parent concerns seriously and work collaboratively to resolve any issues, following the complaint handling procedures outlined in the National Law and Regulations.
We have strict visitor policies to ensure the safety and security of all children, in compliance with the National Law and Regulations.
We provide regular reports on children's development and learning, aligned with the EYLF Version 2.0
We encourage parent involvement through events, volunteer opportunities, and parentteacher committees.

What Clothing is advised?

Parents are advised to send their children to the service in comfortable, inexpensive clothing. The children need to be able to move around during their play period and should be unimpaired by clothing. While paints, etc. will come out in the wash, accidents do happen, so it is best to send the children along in their “less than good clothes.” Young children enjoy and need “messy” play with paint, clay, sand, water and mud.

 

The service only has a limited supply of spare clothing.

 

 Please mark your child’s clothing and all belongings – bottles hat etc. Please ensure clothing is weather appropriate. Please dress your child in socks and shoes during the colder months.

 

Please ensure that children who are toilet training have at least three complete changes of clothing and supply plenty of training pants/underwear.