Genius team are phenomenal! Our boy has been there for 4 months now and we have been so overwhelmed by the care, the amazing staff with so much heart and caring mindset.

Ella

From taking the tour, to enrolling my daughter, to her orientation and then her first few days and months…. the staff have been absolutely amazing. So kind, caring and compassionate!

Alisha

We couldn’t be happier with the care and attention our preschooler receives at this wonderful centre.

Jasmine

I have 8 years of experience in Early Childhood Education, along with a few years of experience in coaching a tiny tots dance team.

I strongly believe that educating children is a team effort, and so I always strive to work closely with every family to foster a positive early years experience for each child.

Rachael, Genius Beaumaris Assistant Manager

Our philosophy is strongly based on sociocultural theory that building strong, authentic and respectful relationships with each child and their family is vital to truly understand and support their learning journey. The Genius Philosophy looks to combine ideas and concepts from around the globe into one clear and concise framework that will ultimately yield the best results for your child.

Genius Beaumaris team

The Genius programs incorporate a range of life skills as well as sports to give the children the best possible start in life. The children participate in gardening, creative arts, music and movement, wellness, nutrition, library and robotics lessons.

The centre also has access to high profile sporting clubs through national partnerships. These partnerships provide the children with resources and programs to develop their teamwork and leadership skills. 

Through an intentional curriculum aligned with the Early Years Learning Framework, the educators provide a range of different learning opportunities for the children. The curriculum includes the key learning areas of:

• Creative expression
• STEM
• Physical wellbeing & our environment
• Routines and rituals
• Language and literacy
• Community connection
• Construction & Discovery
• Imaginative Expressions
• Sustainability
• Gratitude

In the nursery (0-2 years), the children develop the building blocks to become a lifelong independent learner. The toddlers (2-3 years) learn language, communication and self-care skills through peer interactions and role modelling from educators. For the Kinder children (4-5+ years), the children develop their independence, resilience and self-confidence, as they prepare for the transition to primary school.