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We designed the purpose-built Early Learning Village to nurture and stimulate children ages 18 months to 6 years. Here, children explore over 1,500m? of UV-protected outdoor play space, develop confidence and motor skills in a purpose-built gym and pool through our physical education curriculum Smart Steps held multiple times weekly, and cultivate a love for reading through dedicated early years library visits and read-aloud sessions each week.

Our multi-purpose spaces inspire young learners to engage in music, drama, and dance, guided by specialist teachers several times a week. In our secure Early Learning Village pods, students thrive within smaller communities, benefiting from hands-on activities that reflect the?Australian Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF), and the IB Primary Years Programme (IB PYP) frameworks. For example, while exploring the IBPYP theme of “How We Express Ourselves”, the music teacher played different styles of music and asked the children to move how the music made them feel creating interdisciplinary connections.

Classrooms are arranged into clusters of four inside of a space called a pod. The access to the pods is protected and possible only with the use of encoded cards. Each cluster has a dedicated teaching kitchen with child-friendly access, a mini-library, as well as a resource centre and open spaces for children to collaborate, play and flow.

Despite the impressive size of the complex, children never feel overwhelmed. Familiar pod designs and small clusters create intimacy and help avoid overcrowding. The learning environments remain comfortable, cosy and familiar even as children move to the next grade.

Each of our Reggio Emilia-inspired classrooms has its own outdoor playground, complete with sandpits as well as water or creativity project tables and sensory play equipment. These ‘playgrounds in the sky’ are spaces flooded with natural light and are accessible through a child-sized door, allowing each child’s learning to be guided by their imaginations.

In the Nurseries and Infant Care, the classroom clusters are equipped with nappy changing and toilet-learning facilities and well as dedicated sleeping areas.

At The Early Learning Village, students enjoy a Library and Inquiry Centre, STEAM room, a dance studio, and multi-functional classrooms used by specialist teachers. These unique spaces are designed to complement our curriculum and support the development of young learners. The Hive is an additional large multi-purpose gym fitted with equipment especially for young, busy people who need a lot of movement.

Outside of their own classroom playgrounds, children can explore 1500m2 of covered play space that has been designed to enhance play and encourage imagination across 3 different floors. These spaces feature a range of sensory play equipment, water play, bike tracks and sandpits. Nearby, parents can meet and create new friendships in our Parent Café.

At the heart of The Early Learning Village, our fully-covered 22m swimming pool is designed for the enjoyment and teaching of young children. The pool features two depths – the lowest for little waders and parent/bay instruction and the highest suitable for Learn to Swim for up to 6 years of age. A UV protective roof keeps children under cover, while our natural water filtration system reduces the need for hard chemical use.

Well-being and safety is supported by a Medical Centre staffed by registered nurses.

The Secret Garden offers our little adventurers opportunities to engage with nature, spot birds, tend to plants, enjoy the mud, soil, grass, and beautiful weather.

The on-site modern kitchen at the Early Learning Village provides nutritionally balanced meals and snacks for young children, all served within the Pod.

The Early Learning Village kitchen has a separate fully equipped allergen kitchen to cater for children’s individual needs. All meals are designed and prepared by a team of chefs, with advice from a dedicated dietician. Menus are shared regularly for parents to stay abreast of their child’s daily nutritional needs.