The years leading up to primary school are crucial in a child's development, as they acquire essential social skills, develop a strong sense of identity, and lay the groundwork for future learning.

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Our Preschool & School Readiness Program is designed to enhance and extend children's language, literacy, and numeracy skills, foster creativity, and build independence, ensuring they enter "big school" with confidence. Our program, grounded in well-researched learning experiences, aligns with the national Early Years Learning Framework to support comprehensive development.

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What We Offer:

• Play-Based Learning: Research shows that preschoolers learn most effectively through play. Our educators integrate teaching and learning into every play experience, using both structured and unstructured methods to engage children.

• Advanced Literacy and Numeracy: We provide enriching experiences that enhance children’s understanding of letters, numbers, and colors, building confidence in recognizing these concepts in their everyday environment.

• Skill Development: Our intentional activities focus on developing foundational skills, including cutting, writing, pencil grip, and social skills like communication, language, and attention.

• Varied Learning Approaches: We use a blend of child-directed learning, small group educator-guided sessions, and brief large-group activities to cater to diverse learning styles and needs.

• Centre Initiatives: Families will benefit from initiatives that support school readiness, including excursions to local schools and libraries, and "lunch box" days to foster independence and self-help skills.

• Collaborative Partnerships: We collaborate with local schools to tailor our programs, ensuring a smooth transition for each child by addressing their individual needs and strengths.

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Our Preschool & School Readiness Program aims to equip children with the skills and confidence they need for a successful start in primary school, setting a strong foundation for their future educational journey.