1. Tell the centre a little about your child
Include their age, your preferred days and when you’re hoping to start.
The centre can explain current availability and how its waiting list works.
A good beginning for your whole family.
Find the practical details, get to know the centre and talk through what a place here could look like for your child.
Plan a day that fits.
The centre opens from 7:00am to 6:00pm, Monday to Friday, for children from birth to school age.
A full day is an 11-hour session, with the fee shown before Child Care Subsidy.
The centre is approved for Child Care Subsidy, and your family’s entitlement determines the assistance available to you.
Half-day sessions require collection before 12:30pm, with the current fee and availability confirmed directly by the centre.
Share the days you’re considering and your preferred start date so the centre can talk through the options for your family.
For holiday closure dates or a question about the fee schedule, ask for the current details when you enquire.
Full day
$165/ day
Before Child Care Subsidy
- Session
- 7:00am to 6:00pm
- Days
- Monday to Friday
- Half-day collection
- Before 12:30pm
- Half-day fee
- Ask the centre
The centre can help you understand the current fees and enrolment arrangements for the days you’re considering.
Enquire about a placeGetting to know each other.
A first conversation gives you room to ask questions and the centre a chance to learn about your family.
You might be thinking ahead to a return to work, exploring a change or looking for your child’s first experience of care.
Start with where you are now, the days you have in mind and anything you’d like the centre to understand about your child.
A visit can help you picture the daily setting, see the play spaces and talk about the things that matter to you.
2. Arrange a look around
Ask about a visit and bring the questions you’d like to talk through, from daily routines to meals and the current program.
It’s a chance to see how the centre feels for your family.
3. Talk through the next steps
When you’re ready to take up a place, the centre can guide you through its current enrolment information and the arrangements for getting started.
Your knowledge of your child’s routines and comforts helps that conversation.
The details that help you feel ready.
From a familiar comfort item to a question about lunch, the everyday details deserve a conversation.
The centre’s philosophy welcomes family knowledge and encourages parents and caregivers to ask questions.
Bring the routines, interests and experiences that make your child themselves, along with anything you’d like to understand about a day here.
The current family information pack is the place to start for forms, policies and practical arrangements.
How can I find out about meals and dietary needs?
Ask the centre for its current menu and discuss your child’s dietary needs when arranging a visit.
Where can I get the enrolment forms and handbook?
The centre can provide its current information pack, enrolment forms and policies as you explore a place for your child.
What should my child bring?
The centre can share its current packing list and talk through any comfort items or routines that will help your child settle in.
Can I share things about my child’s life at home?
Your child’s interests, routines, language, culture and family experiences are welcome parts of the conversation with educators.
Find your place
in the circle.
A chat with the centre is a lovely place to start.