Tribe@Success

Great daycare. Easy to access, though sometimes late drop off required hunting for a park (once the DOT opened). The class rooms all open onto... Great daycare. Easy to access, though sometimes late drop off required hunting for a park (once the DOT opened). The class rooms all open onto an outdoor area divided between infants and toddlers/preschoolers. With lots of area to run around, ride bikes, dig in sandpits, explore and play. Drop off in the warmer months was usually to have breakfast in the playground area, before running around for the day. Depending on the class, children usually went on a nature walk every other week- walking as a group into the playground of the adjacent school to climb trees, have a picnic, or just collect sticks and leaves. There was also a focus on learning the Noonga names for the seasons, and collating children's art works over the year in a folder with printed stories about focus weeks and other achievements (like changing classes). Read more

Flying Shane

Jan, 2023

My daughter still refers to this place as “the bad daycare”. She lost 2kgs in the 2 months she attended, my then 2yr... My daughter still refers to this place as “the bad daycare”. She lost 2kgs in the 2 months she attended, my then 2yr old would eat more that a slice of apple and carrot stick served for both morning and afternoon tea. She also would each a large lunch or have a second helping but this was not an option as there was barely enough food to go around. AND the physical alterations she experienced being in a yard with almost sixty children from 30months to 6 years could very well have been avoided if they could differ the outdoor playtime. It’s evident this centre was built to make money not benefit children Read more

Adalyn Strike

Nov, 2022