Children are never left alone with a single educator. We work in teams to ensure supervision is visible, consistent and accountable.

Our centres are built with open sightlines, glass doors and discreet viewing panels to support safe supervision. CCTV operates in key areas to assist leadership oversight.

We carefully screen every person who works at Harmony. We verify qualifications, check references, confirm Working with Children Checks and deliver full induction training before any educator begins.

View your child’s individual learning journeys and provide educators with updates (Moments) so tailored learning can continue in the centre or home.

• Live learning documents capture milestones for both educators and families to build upon.
• Families can comment on shared observations or contact educators directly via Messenger.
• Your child’s educators can create and share visually appealing learning stories with families.

Families can sign children in and out of Harmony centres quickly and easily with just a few taps on their mobile device.

• Attendance tracking is secure and encrypted, so your attendance data is accurate and safe.
• Accurate tracking of which authorised individual dropped off or picked up each child.
• Families can easily track their children’s attendance or time spent in care, in the Home app.

Families have the flexibility to make payments and bookings while on the go while complying with the new electronic payment of gap fee regulations.

• View statements and set up preferred payment method (bank transfer, credit card or debit card).
• View availability and make bookings (including casual bookings) quickly and easily from your mobile device.
• Never miss a payment with Direct Debit (XPay) and automatic reminders (SMS, email, or notifications).

Our bi-weekly seasonal menus are thoughtfully curated by our chefs and displayed on the kitchen noticeboard in each centre. They offer a variety of options that can be tailored to meet the individual needs of every child. We have collaborated with medical and paediatric nutrition experts to ensure our meals align with Nutrition Australia’s national guidelines, promoting healthy growth and development.

Relaxed

Mealtimes are relaxed and supervised to encourage healthy eating practices

Inclusive

Meals include a variety of textures and tastes appropriate to the developmental stages of different age groups

Variety

Harmony chefs prepare a range of foods such as vegetables, fruits, lean meat, fish, chicken, milk, yoghurts and cheese

Encouraging

Children are encouraged to drink water and milk throughout the day

Traces of nuts can be extremely dangerous for children with allergies. Therefore, Harmony is a ‘NUT-FREE zone.’ If your child has other food allergies, please inform us so we can make the necessary accommodations. We strive to ensure your child feels comfortable and receives the foods that are best for them.

Our two to three year old studios are designed to support growing independence, curiosity and confidence in a calm, nurturing environment.

- Rest and sleep: We gently introduce rest and sleep routines, with quiet learning experiences offered for children who no longer require a daytime sleep.

- Mealtimes: Children are trusted to listen to their bodies, eating as much or as little as they need in a relaxed, supportive setting.

- Independent toileting: Educators support toileting with patience, dignity and respect, creating positive, unrushed experiences as independence develops.

- Creative experiences: Children have daily access to a range of open‑ended materials and resources to explore, create and express their ideas.

- Exploratory play: Large blocks of uninterrupted time allow children to explore, investigate and play across all learning spaces, supported by educators and peers.

Rest times: Children are supported to rest or sleep independently, with quiet learning options available to help them recharge for the afternoon.

Small group experiences: Throughout the day, children engage in music, movement, stories, physical play and games that build connection and learning.

Creative experiences: A variety of easily accessible materials and mediums invite children to explore, create and express their ideas.

Exploratory play: Extended periods of uninterrupted play allow children to plan, explore and inquire across all learning spaces, supported by educators and peers.