Address:
4a Nelson Street, Greta, NSW, 2334
Care Type:
Long Day Care, Before School Care, Vacation Care, After School Care
Hours:
6:30am to 6:30pm
Vacancies
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Address:
4a Nelson Street, Greta, NSW, 2334
Rating Score
Anna Rooke
Our family has been using Tilly’s at Greta for approx 3 years. We love the place. It’s so welcoming.
Hi Anna, thank you for taking the time to share your review on Tillys Greta. We're glad that your enjoying your experience with us. The Tillys Play & Development Centre Team.
Jenna Kelly
My twins have been attending Tillys for nearly their whole little lives, as we are heading into graduation week and off to primary school I want to share how kind, loving, caring all the staff are at Greta Tillys. My twins have been recognised as individuals and their individual interests have been recognised and encouraged. As a single working mother I am so grateful my kids have been able to attend a long day care where the staff are such wonderful people and educators
Hi Jenna, thank you for this amazing feedback! It's so great to see that your children have enjoyed their journey through early learning at Greta and we are meeting all of your expectations. We wish your family all the best and thank you for being part of our Tillys community :) The Tillys Play & Development Centre Team.
Zarah Ali
Zavier absolutely loves Tillys Greta 😍 educators are very friendly and kind 😊 He loves to be in starfish, he looks forward going back for play and adventure everyday 🤩😎
Hi Zarah, we're glad your family is enjoying your journey with us at Tillys Greta :) Thank you for leaving us a fabulous review! The Tillys Play & Development Centre Team.
Welcome to Tillys Play and Development Centre - Greta!
‘Play provides the most natural and meaningful process by which children can construct knowledge and understandings, practice skills, immerse themselves naturally in a broad range of literacy and numeracy and engage in productive, intrinsically motivating learning environments’ (p.21, Walker, 2007). This is the corner stone of Tillys Play and Develop Centre here at Greta. It is our belief that when children have a natural desire to engage in play they are more motivated to learn and develop positive dispositions towards learning. Our job and responsibility as educators is to create and facilitate an environment that encourages, supports and nurtures the children’s desires through safe and caring relationships that we strive to build with both the children and their families attending our centre.
Every parent wants to know that their child feels safe and supported when leaving them in the care of others and it is through that understanding and empathy that our staff strive to build those strong connections with our community to ensure that each family feels accepted and comfortable with making the choice to allow us to care for, nurture and inspire the most precious people in their lives.
Our centre’s aim to provide your child with everything they need to be comfortable all day, which in turn make their transition from home to day-care much easier. The children are provided with a nutritionally balanced menu prepared fresh at the Centre each day by a qualified cook.
Tillys Play & Development Centre Greta is a purpose built early education and OOSH care service which was established in 2010. Our centre caters for 102 children aged between 0-12 years for 51 weeks of the year from 6.30am – 6.30pm.
Inside the centre; high set ceilings, sky lights and large windows capture the natural light throughout. Our rooms include two nurseries for children aged 0-2 years, one toddler room for children aged 2-3 years, two preschool rooms for children aged 3-6 years, and one Out of School Hours/Vacation Care room for children attending primary school aged 5-12 years. Our two nurseries open up into a generous natural outdoor area, with expansive gardens and grassed areas. The 0-2 yard also includes a sandpit, swing, bike track, slides and climbing walls, large shade umbrellas and a long covered veranda. Our 3-6 outdoor yard embodies large trees for shade and comprises of an outstanding sized sandpit, bike track, climbing forts and slides, swings and a mud pit. Our OOSH yard has a towering climbing web, basketball and handball courts, and a sandpit. Along with all of the permanent provisions available to the children, the centre’s program facilitates spontaneous learning and play, encouraging children to choose their own experiences for the day depending on their individual interests and goals.
We have a close community partnership with the local primary schools, which assists us in delivering the strongest possible Transition to School Program for our preschool children.
At our annual awards ceremony on Saturday 3rd February, celebrating our educators for 2023, Tillys Greta and it’s educators were nominated as finalists and won a number of awards for their excellence and dedication to Early Childhood Education and Care. These include:
3-6 Room of the Year Finalist – Dolphin
OOSH Room of the Year Finalist – Greta
Pedagogy and Practice Award 0-2 Finalist – Samantha Lee
Pedagogy and Practice Award 2-3 Finalist – Taylah Knight
Pedagogy and Practice Award 3-6 Finalist – Alison Broadbent
Pedagogy and Practice Award OOSH Winner – Arlene Douglas
Cook of the Year Finalist – Cheryl Huggett
Trainee of the Year Theory Finalists – Michelle Skinn & Chloe Jade
Trainee of the Year Practical Finalist – Ella Schofield
Outstanding Outdoor Environment Winner – Greta
3-6 Programmer of the Year Finalist – Alison Broadbent
OOSH Programmer of the Year Finalist – Arlene Douglas
Educator of the Year Winner – Shanaye Pennings
For more information on Tillys Play and Development Centre Greta or to enrol, please complete the enquiry form below or contact:
Phone: 49 387 211
Email: greta@tillyschildcare.com.au
Welcome to Tillys Play and Development Centre - Greta!
‘Play provides the most natural and meaningful process by which children can construct knowledge and understandings, practice skills, immerse themselves naturally in a broad range of literacy and numeracy and engage in productive, intrinsically motivating learning environments’ (p.21, Walker, 2007). This is the corner stone of Tillys Play and Develop Centre here at Greta. It is our belief that when children have a natural desire to engage in play they are more motivated to learn and develop positive dispositions towards learning. Our job and responsibility as educators is to create and facilitate an environment that encourages, supports and nurtures the children’s desires through safe and caring relationships that we strive to build with both the children and their families attending our centre.
Every parent wants to know that their child feels safe and supported when leaving them in the care of others and it is through that understanding and empathy that our staff strive to build those strong connections with our community to ensure that each family feels accepted and comfortable with making the choice to allow us to care for, nurture and inspire the most precious people in their lives.
Our centre’s aim to provide your child with everything they need to be comfortable all day, which in turn make their transition from home to day-care much easier. The children are provided with a nutritionally balanced menu prepared fresh at the Centre each day by a qualified cook.
Tillys Play & Development Centre Greta is a purpose built early education and OOSH care service which was established in 2010. Our centre caters for 102 children aged between 0-12 years for 51 weeks of the year from 6.30am – 6.30pm.
Inside the centre; high set ceilings, sky lights and large windows capture the natural light throughout. Our rooms include two nurseries for children aged 0-2 years, one toddler room for children aged 2-3 years, two preschool rooms for children aged 3-6 years, and one Out of School Hours/Vacation Care room for children attending primary school aged 5-12 years. Our two nurseries open up into a generous natural outdoor area, with expansive gardens and grassed areas. The 0-2 yard also includes a sandpit, swing, bike track, slides and climbing walls, large shade umbrellas and a long covered veranda. Our 3-6 outdoor yard embodies large trees for shade and comprises of an outstanding sized sandpit, bike track, climbing forts and slides, swings and a mud pit. Our OOSH yard has a towering climbing web, basketball and handball courts, and a sandpit. Along with all of the permanent provisions available to the children, the centre’s program facilitates spontaneous learning and play, encouraging children to choose their own experiences for the day depending on their individual interests and goals.
We have a close community partnership with the local primary schools, which assists us in delivering the strongest possible Transition to School Program for our preschool children.
At our annual awards ceremony on Saturday 3rd February, celebrating our educators for 2023, Tillys Greta and it’s educators were nominated as finalists and won a number of awards for their excellence and dedication to Early Childhood Education and Care. These include:
3-6 Room of the Year Finalist – Dolphin
OOSH Room of the Year Finalist – Greta
Pedagogy and Practice Award 0-2 Finalist – Samantha Lee
Pedagogy and Practice Award 2-3 Finalist – Taylah Knight
Pedagogy and Practice Award 3-6 Finalist – Alison Broadbent
Pedagogy and Practice Award OOSH Winner – Arlene Douglas
Cook of the Year Finalist – Cheryl Huggett
Trainee of the Year Theory Finalists – Michelle Skinn & Chloe Jade
Trainee of the Year Practical Finalist – Ella Schofield
Outstanding Outdoor Environment Winner – Greta
3-6 Programmer of the Year Finalist – Alison Broadbent
OOSH Programmer of the Year Finalist – Arlene Douglas
Educator of the Year Winner – Shanaye Pennings
For more information on Tillys Play and Development Centre Greta or to enrol, please complete the enquiry form below or contact:
Phone: 49 387 211
Email: greta@tillyschildcare.com.au
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