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Beach Kids Early Learning & Preschool

Learning

Learning that starts with the child, not the timetable

Every Beach Kids program is guided by the Early Years Learning Framework, but what you'll actually see is children following an interest until they've worn it out, and educators who know when to add the next layer.
A wide view of a Beach Kids Preschool room

By age

Find your child's room

Children move up when they're ready, not on their birthday. Transitions are gradual and always with a familiar educator.
An educator sitting with babies in the Chinderah nursery

Nursery

From around six weeks. Routines led by your baby, not the clock, with detailed daily updates so you never wonder.

The toddler room at Beach Kids Cabarita with timber shelving and plants

Toddlers

Movement, language and the beginning of independence, plus the patience that toddlers deserve.

The Preschool room at Beach Kids Cabarita set up for the day

Preschool

Our NSW approved Preschool program in the year before school, delivered by degree-qualified teachers.

Signature

Bush Kinder and Beach Kinder

What makes Beach Kids different isn't a curriculum document. It's that children regularly leave the building, into the bush, down to the water, in small groups with educators who know them well.

Uneven ground teaches balance. Cold water teaches judgement. A group of children working out how to move a log teaches more negotiation than any worksheet.

An educator walking with children along the grass beside the water

Beyond the room

The rest of the program

School readiness

Confidence, persistence and self-regulation, the things Kindergarten teachers actually ask for.

Extra experiences

Sport, yoga, music and incursions woven into the week at no extra cost to families.

Food as learning

Children plant, pick, cook and share food our chefs prepare on site every day.

The framework

How we plan, observe and document

Our programs are built on the national Early Years Learning Framework and assessed under the National Quality Standard. In practice, that means educators observe what children are drawn to, plan intentionally around it, and record the learning so you can see it.

You'll get photos, observations and stories through your child's digital portfolio, and a real conversation at pick-up. If your child spent forty minutes trying to get a crab back into a rock pool, you'll hear about it.

Read how the National Quality Framework applies to us.

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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