Preschool program (3-5 years)
Supporting children aged 3-5 as they prepare to embark on the next stage of their learning journey
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Our Preschool program for 3-5 year olds is designed to prepare children for the transition to school. Our program provides a stimulating and nurturing environment for young learners to explore, learn and grow. We believe that every child deserves individualised attention and we tailor our program to meet the unique needs of each child.
Enquire nowOur educators work closely with parents to create personalised learning plans for each child. We believe that every child is unique and our program is tailored to meet the individual needs and preferences of each child.
Enquire nowOur curriculum is designed to promote physical, cognitive, social and emotional development. We provide a range of experiences that are developmentally appropriate for 4-5 year olds, including literacy and numeracy experiences, music and movement, arts and crafts, and outdoor exploration.
Enquire nowWe believe that open communication and transparency are essential to building a trusting relationship with parents. We provide regular updates on each child's progress and experiences, and our educators are always available to answer any questions parents may have.
Enquire nowAt St Nicholas Early Education, we prioritise the safety and wellbeing of our children above all else. Our facilities are certified child-safe and our staff undergo extensive background checks and dedicated child safeguarding training to ensure that each child is in good hands.
Enquire nowOur Transition to School program helps prepare children for the transition to formal schooling. We work closely with parents and local schools to ensure that our program aligns with the requirements of the child’s future school. Our educators focus on developing skills such as communication, problem-solving and socialisation to help children thrive in their future academic and social environments.
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