School Road

School Road

Surrounded on two sides by the Bli Bli State School – with natural bush land to the back giving a great natural dack drop to our wonderful facility and offering convenience for parents and carers.

We have a strong community focus and encourage parent input and involvement in all centre running and activities. We work in strong partnership with families to take a holistic approach in education and care of each child. We have animals in our service, chickens, ducks and a service dog named Winston. Our vegetable garden and all gardens are looked after by our incredible educator’s, they encourage and share their sustainable practices daily. Our rooms are oversized, and our outdoor plays pace is more than double what is required, and every cottage has 4m wide verandas to cater to all weather play. We have a chef’s kitchen which is run by our wellness educator Ella, who provides a nutritious sugar free, preservative free and fresh menu daily.

Our Philosophy

We hold a high regard for early childhood education and care. We believe each child is unique, individual and should be treated as such. We strive for a holistic approach and a continuity of learning. We aim to provide a play-based learning environment that reflects, supports, and fosters the child’s developments and covers all learning domains. 

Our educators hold a high regard for quality learning environments which allows the children to explore rich and authentic learning experiences to occur on a fulltime basis. 

The staff are dedicated professionals, we value high quality care and learning. The staff are continually developing and refining their professional practice.

Our educational programs are reflective of emergent programming and adhere to guidelines set by ACECQA, National Quality framework and the early year’s framework. Our programs reflect children’s interests and are implemented daily.

 Educators at the Tree House complete learning stories while observing the children and share these with parents and guardians upon completion. Partnerships with families provide us with invaluable information relating to cultural backgrounds and heritage.

Carers strive to achieve to build relationships with families based on cooperation and a mutual respect for the reciprocal roles that each other play in the lives of the child. Partnerships are developed with the family members and caregivers through newsletters, daily discussions and OWNA. We have an open-door policy in which we aim to facilitate an open flow of communication while maintaining confidentiality and respect of the privacy and wishes of each family, resulting in the highest levels of customer service. Partnerships with industry professionals assist staff with development and expansion of the curriculum to meet the individual needs and collective needs, based on cultural identity, additional support and medical needs which all require a greater level of understanding and support cooperative teams ensure all children facilitated in an inclusive environment as best as possible.

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Meet Our Lead Educators

Carmel

Lead Educator in Kingfisher for 6 Weeks to 15 months

I believe that early childhood is precious and a vital time in children’s learning and development.  Therefore, as an Early Childhood Educator, I will facilitate children’s learning by planning a stimulating environment with play-based experiences appropriate for children’s holistic development.
I aim to provide a happy and positive atmosphere where smiles and laughter are encouraged every day, where we focus on the children’s strengths and where children develop a sense of wonder and a love of learning.

Ebony Schneider

Lead Educator in Lorikeets for 15 months to 24 months

I believe that children are capable and competent, have absorbent minds and take in what they learn through their play experiences, children are curious, full of wonder and need to explore to discover and learn, children are creative, imaginative and unique.  
As an Educator I believe in allowing for children to have endless opportunities and experiment with activities ~ activities that are open ended, process orientated, developmentally appropriate and in relation to children’s interests so that they can learn through their many experiences.  

Matt

Lead Educator in Galah for 18 to 36 months

I aim to provide a happy and positive environment where smiles and laughter are encouraged every day. I aim to provide a supportive and secure relationships with the children and the families, where they can feel valued and have a sense of belonging. I believe children learn best when they feel comfortable and safe with their educators and have a sense of trust and security when them.
Every child is different and I aim to support every child and in all their needs.

Jody

Lead Educator in the Cockatoo room for 24 to 36 months

I strive to ensure that all children feel welcome and establish a sense of belonging. We will nurture all children and maintain their safety at all times. I will encourage all children in meaningful and playful experiences, and help build upon their interests, ideas and strengths to engage them in their learning. I will provide opportunities for children to learn, discover, create, improvise and imagine through play and challenge each individual child’s thinking to help build new understanding and ways of thinking. I support all families and their culture, structure and beliefs towards their child’s learning, and encourage collaboration with families in their child’s leaning and needs.

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