We acknowledge the Wardandi people, the traditional custodians of this Noongar land past and present. As a community, we embrace the privilege of sharing their knowledge, values, and traditions to foster learning with future generations, connecting children and families to boodja (land).
As a community-based Education and Care Centre, we are dedicated to providing high-quality care. We value strong partnerships with families to support the unique qualities of each child. Our commitment to continuous improvement ensures the best
possible outcomes for all children.
Our educators adopt a holistic and nurturing approach to teaching, emphasising the interconnectedness of learning through play and inquiry-based experiences. This approach enables intentional teaching that encourages problem-solving, decisionmaking, and independence.
We promote a strong sense of wellbeing by empowering children to make healthy choices and by creating a safe, supportive environment where they are nurtured through warm, trusting relationships. Children are empowered to participate in decisions that affect their lives, fostering agency, respect, and inclusion.
We uphold the values of Belonging, Being, and Becoming, offering children opportunities to build their identities, develop resilience, and gain a deeper
understanding of the world. Our inclusive practices celebrate the rich cultural diversity within our centre and broader community.
We embrace a strength-based approach to support our learning culture by identifying and nurturing each person’s strengths. We foster wellbeing and unlock potential resulting in an engaged workforce that values professional growth, collaboration, and team spirit.
We actively encourage community contributions to enhance reciprocal learning and spark children’s curiosity through collaborative experiences. This empowers them to become active citizens committed to a sustainable future.
We are firmly committed to the safety and wellbeing of all children and young people. Guided by the National Principles for Child Safe Organisations, we embed child-safe cultures and practices to ensure children are respected, empowered, and protected while in our care.
This commitment is grounded in our belief that all children have inherent rights, as outlined in the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, and it is our responsibility to provide safeguards that help children thrive and grow with confidence.
CREATED JULY 2012. REVISED AUGUST 2025
