Address:
2A Albion Street, Pennant Hills, NSW, 2120
Care Type:
Long Day Care
Hours:
7:30am to 6pm
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Address:
2A Albion Street, Pennant Hills, NSW, 2120
Based on 60 Reviews
Rating Score
René van Heerden
Our baby joined Pennant Hills HH when she was only 3 months old, from the first day we felt so at ease and comfortable with the service and care they provide. Today, she is a young confident little princess who has learned and developed so much, which would have been impossible with the support from Heritage House. Thank you ☺️
Kanaka Durga Poduri
The educators are caring, supportive, and truly dedicated to the children. They looked after my daughter wonderfully, helping her feel safe, happy, and confident while fostering her love of learning. Overall a fantastic experience at Heritage House Pennant Hills
Kaiya Aboagye
My children attended for 4 + years and was a family away from Family. Xx
Sonia Solo
Such a lovely team that take the time to know every child well and really care for each one individually. It was hard to figure out care for our daughter and we are so glad we chose this centre to start her journey. She loves the food and the outdoor play, and she adores her educators and the fun activities they put together. Truly grateful to the whole team for creating a warm and safe space for our daughter to grow and learn.
Angela YU
Family-owned and operated since 1995, Heritage House has supported generations of local families from infancy through to preschool. Our approach brings together nurturing relationships, inquiry-led learning and beautifully considered environments where each child’s individuality is recognised and their confidence, curiosity and sense of belonging is encouraged.
Our all-inclusive daily fee gives children access to a rich variety of experiences, including in-house sport, dance, music and language programs. Children also enjoy fresh meals prepared daily by our in-house cook, with allergies, dietary needs and each child’s stage of development thoughtfully considered.
Learning at Heritage House is led by curiosity. Through open-ended play, storytelling, nature exploration, creative arts, movement and meaningful group experiences, children are encouraged to wonder, communicate, problem-solve and learn at their own pace. These purposeful experiences support each child’s social, emotional and cognitive development while building confidence and independence.
Child safety and compliance are built into the way every Heritage House centre operates.
This commitment is supported by an experienced leadership team with more than 120 years of combined Early Education experience, including a dedicated Compliance Manager with over 30 years of sector experience. Regular compliance reviews, centre audits, supervision reviews, practical coaching and ongoing child safety training help translate strong standards into consistent daily practice and protect the trust families place in us.
Families can feel reassured knowing our safeguards include rigorous recruitment and reference checks, Working with Children Checks completed before employment, comprehensive induction and professional development, structured supervision plans, restricted-access CCTV and clear incident communication.
We also maintain a carefully selected casual educator pool dedicated to Heritage House, with no reliance on external agency staff. This supports greater familiarity, consistency and trust for children, families and educators.
Family-owned and operated since 1995, Heritage House has supported generations of local families from infancy through to preschool. Our approach brings together nurturing relationships, inquiry-led learning and beautifully considered environments where each child’s individuality is recognised and their confidence, curiosity and sense of belonging is encouraged.
Our all-inclusive daily fee gives children access to a rich variety of experiences, including in-house sport, dance, music and language programs. Children also enjoy fresh meals prepared daily by our in-house cook, with allergies, dietary needs and each child’s stage of development thoughtfully considered.
Learning at Heritage House is led by curiosity. Through open-ended play, storytelling, nature exploration, creative arts, movement and meaningful group experiences, children are encouraged to wonder, communicate, problem-solve and learn at their own pace. These purposeful experiences support each child’s social, emotional and cognitive development while building confidence and independence.
Child safety and compliance are built into the way every Heritage House centre operates.
This commitment is supported by an experienced leadership team with more than 120 years of combined Early Education experience, including a dedicated Compliance Manager with over 30 years of sector experience. Regular compliance reviews, centre audits, supervision reviews, practical coaching and ongoing child safety training help translate strong standards into consistent daily practice and protect the trust families place in us.
Families can feel reassured knowing our safeguards include rigorous recruitment and reference checks, Working with Children Checks completed before employment, comprehensive induction and professional development, structured supervision plans, restricted-access CCTV and clear incident communication.
We also maintain a carefully selected casual educator pool dedicated to Heritage House, with no reliance on external agency staff. This supports greater familiarity, consistency and trust for children, families and educators.
with Pennant Hills, 2120
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Heritage House Pennant Hills Early Education Centre
$167.17
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$154.66
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