Wallaby Street Early Learning Centre

Every day is an opportunity for discovery and growth at Wallaby Street Early Learning Centre, which is rated exceeding in the National Quality Standard. With a range of exciting, resource-rich environments – including a soon-to-be renovated outdoor space – children are encouraged to explore and learn. The homely centre also has an herb garden, natural play structures, and a range of age-specific ateliers.

Children get out and about on excursions, so we have a great connection with the surrounding community. We often walk to our local parks, and the preschoolers go to Peninsula Leisure Village once a month to visit the residents.

Our on-site cook prepares three nutritionally balanced meals using seasonal ingredients every day. To further explore food at the centre, our community-focused Educators host cooking classes for the children to get involved in to enhance their understanding of good nutrition.

Begin the adventure at Guardian today by booking a tour to explore the centre, chat with our team of Educators and learn more about our high-quality curriculum.

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Rhythm of The Day

With endless possibilities, there’s never a dull moment at Guardian and no two days are the same. Here’s what a day at Guardian might look like. Please note, this will vary depending on centre opening hours.

  • From 6:30am

    Handover time with children, families and our friendly Educators. There's a chance for conversation to share what's important for the day/what's happened the night before at home.

  • From 7:00am

    Breakfast time where families are welcome to stay and enjoy breakfast with the children.

  • Morning

    As children are arriving and families are coming and going, there's an opportunity for play as well as family grouping, open-plan play and multi-age grouping.

  • Morning

    As the children come together, planned experiences begin. This is where the Guardian programs and practices come to life. Examples of learning include numeracy, literacy, language, critical thinking, problem solving, leadership, social skills, technology, science, creative arts, curiosity and more.

  • Morning

    There's an opportunity for children to come together and enjoy morning tea.

  • Mid-morning

    Following morning tea, the planned experiences continue. This includes both indoor and outdoor programs.

  • Afternoon

    There's an opportunity for children to come together for lunch. With an open-door policy, families are able to join the centre for meals and excursion if they wish.

  • Afternoon

    For children who want to, or need to, there's an opportunity to sleep, rest or relax. For children who don't need to rest, there are planned experiences, which are more likely to be outdoors.

  • Afternoon

    Children come together for afternoon tea in small groups or with siblings (they can also rest and play together, too). This time also presents an opportunity to reflect on the day.

  • End of the day

    As families arrive to pick up children, there's an opportunity to speak to Educators and share information about the day.

  • End of the day

    Some centres offer early tea or light snack at the end of the day, which they can grab as they leave the centre. We’re mindful of how routines vary at home, so if throughout the day, we notice children look tired, food will be provided.

Helpful Information

Opening Hours

Open 7:00am to 6:00pm
Monday to Friday

Fee Information

Age Group Daily Fee
Under 2 Years $124.00*
2 to 3 Years $115.00*
Over 3 Years $114.00*

*Price before the government rebate. To calculate what Child Care Subsidy you might get back, click here.

Good to Know - What to Bring

What we Provide

  • Hats
  • Sunscreen
  • Five nutritionally balanced meals including: Breakfast, Lunch, Morning and Afternoon tea and a late Snack at the end of the day
  • Nappies
  • Bibs
  • Bedding
  • Formula - S26

What to Bring

  • Soft toy or comfort blanket for nap time
  • Spare change of clothing
  • Water bottle

Our Educators

Our team of Educators are committed and passionate about ensuring your child will be safe, nurtured and cared for every day. At Guardian, children are encouraged to engage in interest-led play that creates learning and meaningful experiences.

Our Educators seek to optimise diverse learning opportunities and implement the Curriculum as framed by the Early Years Learning Framework.

You and Your Child

All Guardian Centres provide a Centre-to-Family communication platform so families can maintain contact with their children’s experiences through photos, stories and learning outcomes.

Our Centres use Storypark and each family is provided with a secure login to access on their computers, mobiles or apps.

Learn More About Our Centre

This newly renovated centre has wonderful home-like indoor and natural outdoor spaces that provide plenty of opportunity for exploration, play and learning.

We have five indoor Reggio-inspired learning and play environments and our secure outdoor spaces include fruit trees, bush tucker garden, climbing fort, yarning circles and a range of different spaces for active and quiet play. The children have learned to care for and respect the environment through tending to our plants, worm farm and using our compost bins. They can also pick healthy ingredients from our vegetable gardens to include in meals.

Our early childhood educators have a great love and passion for children and our development-appropriate learning programs are tailored for our Nursery, Toddler, Kinder and Preschool children. Our Educators’ stability is a high priority allowing you and your child to develop strong and trusting relationships with our Educators.

Begin the Adventure at Guardian

To explore the centre, chat with our team of Educators and learn more about our high-quality curriculum, book a tour now.

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