Kids' Early Learning Quakers Hill Long Day Care

Centre Features

Kids' Early Learning Quakers Hill Long Day Care offers quality care and early education for children between the age of 6 weeks and 6 years.

Features:

STaR lighthouse Centre that works in partnership with families and children with additional needs
Director has a postgraduate in additional needs
Close to Quakers Hill train station, bus stops and local shops, which are all within walking distance
Close to local schools and TAFE
Natural sustainable outdoor learning environment, including garden, worm farm, and loose parts natural equipment.
Multicultural Educators who speak the following languages Bengali, Hindi, Mandarin, Arabic, Punjabi, Sinhalese, Tamil, Urdu
Play-based educational programs, 'Ready for Life' and 'Ready for School' are taught at the service, which have been endorsed by professionals in the early childhood sector. They also reflect the Early Years Learning Framework and My Time, Our Place Framework, and complement the National Quality Standards
A part of the Munch & Move program
Programs activities and learning experiences are individualised to suit each child's interests, stage of development and social skills, with collaborative involvement and feedback between families and educators
In partnership with Dalmarri to enhance Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Learnings
Storypark communication app platform is offered to families with tailored one-on-one feedback and photos about your child
Strong community links, with excursions and incursions offered, such as centre visits by education officers from local Animal Holding Facility
Owned and operated by Blacktown City Council

Meet the Director

Hi, I’m Sue, Centre Director of Kids' Early Learning Quakers Hill Long Day Care. I have been working in the child-care industry for the past 26 years.

Once starting the before and after school care and then studying child-care, I realised how interesting early childhood was. I feel that early childhood is a very important stage in a child’s life. I like to empower children, listen to them and help them reach their full potential. I always wanted to work at a council operated child care centre as they have the best reputation and work ethics for staff. Child-care is forever changing and it is a very rewarding career, I look forward to discussing care for your child(ren).

Gallery

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Program

Our purpose at Kids' Early Learning is to provide our community’s children with the best learning and social experience for school and life.

Our Ready for School and Ready for Life programs, help prepare children with communication and language, physical development, personal and social and emotional skills they need to be confident, self-assured and independent children. The program’s curriculum provides every child with an individualised program to suit their unique interests, stage of development and social skills.

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