Early learning programs

Learning that grows with your child

Each stage brings new questions, strengths and possibilities. Our educators respond with age-appropriate experiences and consistent relationships.

Open-ended play materials for young children
A young child exploring colourful learning materials

6 months–2 years

Nursery

Warm, responsive relationships and familiar rhythms give babies a secure base for discovery.

Learning goals

  • Secure relationships and wellbeing
  • Sensory exploration and movement
  • Early communication
  • A strong sense of belonging

Typical experiences

Music, stories, floor play, sensory materials, outdoor discovery and quiet one-to-one moments.

Daily rhythm

Flexible routines follow each child’s sleep, meal and care needs in partnership with families.

Educator relationships

Educators observe, listen and respond so learning and care remain personal, connected and meaningful.

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Children using toys and blocks in imaginative play

2–3 years

Toddlers

Active, language-rich days give toddlers room to test ideas, practise skills and express themselves.

Learning goals

  • Language and self-expression
  • Physical confidence
  • Growing independence
  • Social awareness

Typical experiences

Dramatic play, construction, art, music, movement, stories and open-ended outdoor experiences.

Daily rhythm

A predictable flow balances energetic play, group connection, meals, rest and quiet choices.

Educator relationships

Educators observe, listen and respond so learning and care remain personal, connected and meaningful.

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Preschool children taking part in a group experience

3–6 years

Preschool

Inquiry and purposeful play build the confidence, independence and learning dispositions children need for school.

Learning goals

  • Communication and collaboration
  • Early literacy and numeracy
  • Self-regulation
  • Independence and problem solving

Typical experiences

Projects, group conversations, creative arts, early writing, mathematical thinking and community connections.

Daily rhythm

Long periods of play are supported by planned small-group experiences, shared meals, outdoor time and reflection.

Educator relationships

Educators observe, listen and respond so learning and care remain personal, connected and meaningful.

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