Our Pillars of Practice

We help children to develop, study, learn languages, develop social and communication skills, demonstrate their talents through play-based learning.

We create a safe, inclusive community where every child feels seen, valued, and connected.

  • Celebrating diversity
  • Building relationships
  • Honouring identity
We honour the present moment in a child’s life through meaningful play, relationships, and discovery.
  • Supporting wellbeing
  • Encouraging expression
  • Valuing play and joy

We support each child’s journey to become confident, creative, and capable learners and citizens.

  • Nurturing independence
  • Fostering curiosity
  • Encouraging lifelong learning

We believe play is the heart of learning. Through enquiry and imagination, children explore their world.

  • Open-ended play
  • Critical thinking
  • Imaginative exploration

Families are children’s first teachers. We build respectful, collaborative relationships that strengthen learning.

  • Open communication
  • Shared goals
  • Cultural respect
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land and embed First Nations perspectives in our daily practice.
  • Connection to Country
  • Storytelling and culture
  • Truth-telling and respect

Food as a Learning Experience

We see food and mealtimes as opportunities for learning, social development, and joy.
  • Children are encouraged to try new foods and explore tastes, textures, and smells.
  • Discussions around healthy eating, where food comes from, and making good choices are embedded in the curriculum.
  • Gardening programs allow children to grow and taste their own vegetables and herbs.
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Sustainability & Stewardship

We guide children to care for the environment and make responsible, thoughtful choices for the planet.

  • Nature-based learning
  • Sustainable routines
  • Eco-awareness

Reflective & Intentional Practice

Our educators are lifelong learners—observing, reflecting, and adapting to meet every child’s needs.
  • Professional growth
  • Evidence-based practice
  • Responsive teaching