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Beach Kids Early Learning & Preschool

Everyday life

A day at Beach Kids, from the doorway to the drive home

Days here have a rhythm rather than a timetable. Children know what comes next, and there's enough space in between for play to go somewhere.
An educator sharing morning tea with children at Beach Kids Chinderah

The rhythm

How the day unfolds

Exact times vary by campus and room, and babies always follow their own routine.
  1. 1

    Arrival and settling

    Unhurried greetings at the door, a moment with you, and time to find a familiar activity. Educators note anything you tell them about the night before.

  2. 2

    Morning outdoors

    Yards open early while it's cool, climbing, digging, water, bikes and the garden. Bush Kinder and Beach Kinder groups head out from here.

  3. 3

    Morning tea from our kitchen

    Fresh food prepared on site, eaten together at the table. Children serve themselves and clear their own plates.

  4. 4

    Focused learning time

    Small group and individual work: projects, literacy and numeracy play, the art studio, and intentional teaching around what children are exploring.

  5. 5

    Lunch and rest

    A cooked lunch, then rest or quiet time. Children who don't sleep have calm activities rather than lying still.

  6. 6

    Afternoon play and handover

    Afternoon tea, more outdoor time, and a real conversation at pick-up about how the day actually went.

In the day

Photographs from ordinary days

An educator reading to toddlers on the mat at ChinderahA child playing at the water and sensory table at ChinderahChildren eating together at outdoor timber tables at ChinderahA child riding a trike on the bike track at Beach Kids CabaritaA child painting at an easel at Beach Kids ChinderahThe shaded sandpit and digging area at Beach Kids CabaritaA child crossing timber stepping logs with an educator nearbyA quiet reading and rest corner at Beach Kids Cabarita

What to bring

Less than you'd expect

Meals, nappies, sunscreen and a hat are provided. You'll need a spare set of clothes (or two for toddlers), a bottle or comforter if your child uses one, and clothes that are allowed to get ruined.

Paint, sand, mud and water are all part of a good day here. Please don't send anything you'd be sad to see stained.

The Beach Kids Cabarita reception with the Beach Kids logo on the wall

Book a tour

The best way to know is to walk through the door

Tours run during the day so you can see the rooms as they really are, busy, calm, noisy, happy. Bring your child. Ask us anything.

A Beach Kids team member talking a parent through enrolment at the welcome desk
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