Childcare and Kindergarten in Floreat, WA
Great Beginnings Floreat offers long day care and Kindergarten for children aged 6 weeks to school age, conveniently located for families in Floreat, Churchlands, City Beach, Scarborough and Wembley in Perth, Western Australia.
Small centre with a close-knit community feel
With just 41 licensed places, the centre has a close, community feel where families are known by name. Our long-standing, highly-qualified team includes 3 Early Childhood Teachers, with new educators also bringing fresh ideas and experience.
Verandas, bike track and Secret Garden
Both the babies’ yard and the toddler/kindy yard have verandas, giving children access to outdoor play in different weather. The larger yard includes a climbing frame, bike track, sandpit and mud kitchen, while the Secret Garden is used for supported risky play.
Rooms shaped around children’s interests
Indoor rooms are smaller, calm and set up around children’s interests, abilities and stages of development. Children can explore dramatic play, construction, quiet spaces, creativity and open-ended resources as they build independence.
Kindergarten program led by qualified teachers
Our kindergarten program is delivered by qualified Early Childhood Teachers. Children take part in play, group learning, routines and friendships that help them build independence and feel more prepared for school.
Individual learning and language support
Each child has an Individual Learning Plan shaped by family aspiration forms, educator observations, strengths, interests and learning needs. Educators plan monthly learning experiences linked to each child’s goals, document progress and review the plan as the child grows. Children are also supported to use their home language while building English skills, helping them feel safe, understood and confident.
Sports, music, dance and local outings
Children enjoy sports, dance, music and movement as part of the program. They also take part in stories, puppet shows, art, craft and local outings to places such as parks, cafes, the library and tennis courts.
Fresh meals and passionfruit garden
Our in-house chef prepares breakfast, morning tea, lunch, afternoon tea and a late snack each day. Seasonal menus offer variety and balance, with meals adapted for allergies, dietary needs and children’s preferences. Children also help grow edible plants at the centre, including passionfruit.
Daily essentials and family communication
Nappies, wipes and selected essentials are provided to help with daily routines. Families receive daily updates through our family app, while educator conversations, monthly observations and twice-yearly summary assessments help families stay involved.
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Age-appropriate early learning
6 weeks – 2 years
Nursery
In our nursery environment, educators focus on building strong, secure and respectful relationships so babies feel safe, settled and supported as they explore the world around them.
Children in this age group experience:
- Responsive care and nurturing relationships that support emotional security and attachment
- Sensory exploration through textures, sounds, music and movement
- Early communication development through songs, stories, gestures and conversations
- Tummy time and movement experiences that support physical development
2 – 3 years
Toddlers
Our toddler program encourages curiosity, independence and early social skills as children begin exploring the world with growing confidence.
Children in this age group experience:
- Play-based learning experiences that encourage curiosity and problem solving
- Language-rich environments with storytelling, songs and conversations
- Opportunities to build independence, such as self-help skills and routines
- Social learning experiences that help children practise sharing, cooperation and empathy
3 – 5 years
Kindergarten
Our Kindergarten program prepares children for school through engaging, play-based learning experiences that develop confidence, independence and a love of learning.
Children in this age group will build:
- Early literacy and numeracy skills through play-based activities, stories, songs and everyday routines
- Problem solving and critical thinking through play-based projects and exploration
- Collaboration and teamwork through group learning experiences
- Self-help skills that support school routines, such as opening lunchboxes, looking after belongings and getting dressed independently
Fees
The Child Care Subsidy can reduce your daily out-of-pocket fee by up to 95% depending on your family’s entitlements.
Nursery
0 – 2 years
$215.90/day
Toddler
2 – 4 years
$215.90/day
Kindergarten
4 – 5 years
$215.90/day
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Frequently asked questions
A centre tour is a convenient way to experience the childcare centre of your choice and meet with our qualified educators at a time that is suitable for your family’s schedule. Click here to book a tour online.
On the day of the tour, you can observe practices and interactions within the centre environment. You’ll be able to see all the rooms and playgrounds, ask the team members any questions you have in mind, and get all the information you need to make the best decision for your child.
Enrolling is simple, and our Family Support Team will guide you through each step.
First, find your local centre and book a tour so you can meet the team and explore the learning environment. If the centre is the right fit and a place is available, you’ll receive an enrolment offer for your child. If a place is not currently available in your child’s age group, we can add your child to the waitlist and keep you updated.
To finalise your enrolment, you’ll complete an online enrolment form through a secure link sent by our Family Support Team. You’ll also need to provide key details and documents, including your child’s birth certificate, Medicare details, immunisation history statement and, if eligible, your Child Care Subsidy details.
Before your child’s first day, you may be invited to attend a Stay and Play session. This gives your child time to explore the centre, meet their educators, and start feeling comfortable in their new environment. Once your paperwork is complete, your child is ready to start their early learning journey with us.
Starting child care is a big milestone, and a little preparation can help your child feel more comfortable and confident.
Before your child’s first day, you can talk positively about their new centre, explain what their day might look like, and practise small routines such as packing their bag, saying goodbye, washing hands and sitting down for meals. You may also like to visit the centre with your child, meet their educators and ask our team about what to bring on the first day.
When your child starts, our educators will take the time to get to know your child’s routine, interests, comfort items and individual needs. Settling in looks different for every child, so we work closely with families to help children feel safe, supported and ready to learn.
Most of our child care and early education centres offer nappies and wipes, sunscreen and hats, as well as nutritious meals prepared by our in-house cook. Some centres also provide sheets and formula, so you may not need to remember to pack them.
For nursery children, be sure to bring: nappy rash cream, dummies, bottles and teats, comfort toys or blankets, three spare outfits and spare socks.
For toddlers and preschool or kindergarten-aged children, it’s best to bring: spare underwear, water bottle or sippy cup, sun hat, closed-toe shoes, two spare outfits and spare socks.
Plus, anything else your individual child may need, such as breast milk, a sleeping bag, a comforter or medication.
It’s best to speak to your centre of choice for a full list of everything included.
Great Beginnings uses Xplor Home as our family communication app. It is the best and easiest way to keep track of your child’s day.
After you enrol your child with the centre, you can utilise Xplor Home to book child care days, manage your account, receive the photographs that capture your child’s learning, learn about your child’s progress, as well as keep up-to-date with upcoming centre events and important information.
If your child shows signs of an infectious illness when they arrive at the centre or becomes sick during the day, you may be notified that you need to make alternative arrangements or pick up your child from the centre and keep them home until they are no longer infectious. While we understand that this can be inconvenient, Great Beginnings is committed to maintaining a healthy environment and reducing the risk of infection for all children.
Under the Child Care Subsidy (CCS), families are allowed 42 absence days per child, per financial year. These can be taken for any reason, including public holidays and when children are sick, without requiring families to provide documentation.
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