Oak on Rangeville

Our team is a dedicated and caring mix of early childhood teachers, lead educators, and educators, all dedicated to creating a nurturing, safe, and supportive environment. We collaborate closely with families to understand each child's unique needs, ensuring they feel supported, inspired and valued. 

At Story House Early Learning, we keep you closely connected to your child's journey. Through the StoryPark platform, we share vibrant photos and stories, ensuring you never miss a moment of their day and are always part of their learning adventure.

STRONG Beginnings Curriculum

Every child’s learning journey is unique. That is why our highly qualified teaching teams customise Story House’s STRONG Beginnings Curriculum to each individual child’s learning and development needs. Our learning approach is based on educational research where every day your child can develop 21st-century skills being prepared for school and life. 

This tailored approach nurtures children’s learning and growth as they develop skills such as getting along and working with others, building resilience, and understanding the importance of caring for their body and brain through our mindfulness and nutrition programs.

Our experienced in-house chef (who is also diploma qualified in childcare) creates nutritious meals tailored to every child’s dietary and cultural needs. With summer & winter menus, and cooking classes using our veggie garden’s fresh produce - mealtime is always a highlight of the day!

Pathway to School

Our 3-year-old Long day care and 4-year-old Kindergarten programs nurture young learners as they gain confidence, make decisions, and develop emotional strength and social connections. Children learn to collaborate, problem-solve, and express themselves while building key skills in literacy, numeracy, and communication. They also explore healthy choices, personal responsibility, and creative thinking in an engaging and supportive environment.

We provide inquiry-based curriculum through play - across exciting learning areas, including:

• STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Maths)
• Language and Literacy
• Active and Involved Citizens
• Nature Play and Sustainability
• The Arts
• Health and Wellbeing

With a balance of small and whole-group experiences, both indoors and outdoors, children are encouraged to wonder, discover, and grow - preparing them for a bright future ahead!