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My work everyday directly influences children, families and the community and that is very powerful and something that I take extremely seriously. I have an opportunity to open children’s eyes and minds to a range of issues that will directly influence their world, both now and into the future and I have the privilege of learning alongside the most inquisitive people in the world… children!
I like the rocks outside, it makes like a waterfall – Nixon, age 4
Our Philosophy
We believe that relationships are the key to successful learning. Children experience the world as an environment of relationships that have a direct effect on all areas of their development. We pledge to create positive and reciprocal relationships with children, families and the community. Through these relationships, we will support children so that their voice is heard in all decisions relating to them.
Our Spaces / Environment
Children thrive in environments that are suited to their interests and developmental stages. We consider our learning environments to be the third teacher and plan welcoming, aesthetically pleasing, culturally relevant spaces that embrace nature and are filled with purposeful materials.
The layout of the environment promotes relationships, communication, collaboration and exploration through play. Materials are thoughtfully added to promote creativity, thinking, experimentation and open-ended play.
Begin the Adventure at Eynesbury Kindergarten
Inclusions
Children build on their understanding about the world through their interactions with other children, adults and their environment.
The educational program is guided by:
The Victorian Early Years Learning and Development Framework. (VEYLDF). Belonging, Being and Becoming: The Early Years Learning Framework For Australia.
The educational program contributes to the following outcomes for each child:
- Identity – Children will have a strong sense of identity.
- Community – Children will be connected with and contribute to their world.
- Wellbeing – Children will have a strong sense of wellbeing.
- Learning – Children will be confident and involved learners.
- Communication – Children will be effective communicators.
Timetables
2023 Timetable for 3 Year Olds
Red Group
• Tuesday & Thursday, 8.45am - 1.45pm
Green Group
• Monday & Wednesday, 8.45am - 1.45pm
2023 Timetable for 4 Year Olds
Yellow Group
• Monday, Wednesday & Friday: 8.30am - 1.30pm
Blue Group
• Tuesday & Thursday: 8.30am - 4pm
Fees
The Victorian Government provides funding to support children to access a high quality kindergarten program in the two years before they start school. This helps to ensure all Victorian children get the best start in life.
From 2023, the Victorian Government is making kindergarten programs free for three and four-year-old children – saving you and your family up to $2,500 per year for their program. Free Kinder is a critical component of the Victorian Government’s Best Start, Best Life reform.
FAQs
What will my child learn at kindergarten?
Our curriculum is play based and draws reference form socio-cultural theories of learning and teaching.
Play requires skilled educators to be intentional in all aspects of their practices and we have built a curriculum around key focus points that reflect the National Early Years Learning Frameworks. Our curriculum is influenced by individual children’s learning styles, interests, families and intentionally planned experiences.
How will I know what my child is learning about?
We communicate with families via a number of ways and actively seek their input into our curriculum. We utilise Storypark to share learning and stay connected, documentation panels in our hallways that showcase learning and opportunities for informal and formal discussions daily.
