Address:
114 Stoneham Street, Tuart Hill, WA, 6060
Hours:
8:30am to 3pm
Vacancies
No Vacancies
This centre has no vacancies, for future availability enquire with the centre, or join our waitlist.
Address:
114 Stoneham Street, Tuart Hill, WA, 6060
Rating Score
Bron Williams
Amazing place. Thanks for giving our boy such a wonderful start to his schooling experience!
Kylie Broomfield
We have had 2 kids attend THCK and both children have absolutely thrived and flourished! Mrs P the teacher is kind, passionate and encouraging of all.. highly recommended your child start their school here! hold off on mainstream for one more year
A Fang
My son always found daycare drop offs challenging and we knew transitioning to kindy was going to be the same. This was our best decision to go to Tuart Hill Community Kindy with Mrs Pendlebury ❤️ He had so much fun there, which in turn meant learning came as second nature. Being a small group, it was less daunting and Mrs Pendlebury worked with us and guided us in helping him be the confident pre schooler he is today. It was the best start to his school life and we would absolutely do it again! The hardest thing about this kindy is leaving and leaving Mrs Pendlebury ❤️
Welcome!
We pride ourselves on our inclusive, family like environment in which our children flourish. We offer a play-based approach where our children can play, learn and discover in imaginative and creative ways.
Community Kindergartens
Community kindergartens, or "kindys," offer a unique alternative to traditional school-based kindergarten programs. Situated within purpose-built buildings separate from school sites, community kindys provide a distinctive and enriching early education experience. The Department of Education supports these kindys by providing teachers, education assistants, and an operating grant, ensuring high-quality learning environments.
Each community kindy is managed collaboratively by a parent committee and dedicated teaching staff. Families play a vital and active role within the kindy community, often contributing their skills or volunteering for various tasks. This collective effort fosters a supportive and vibrant learning atmosphere.
Play-based Learning
At the heart of community kindys is a strong emphasis on play-based learning. Through engaging activities, children develop essential skills in socializing, communication, emotional growth, motor skills, and problem-solving. Literacy and numeracy are seamlessly integrated into these playful experiences, making learning both interesting and enjoyable for children.
Research highlights the benefits of play-based programs, demonstrating that they provide a robust foundation for future academic success. These programs nurture socially competent learners who are well-equipped to face challenges and find innovative solutions. At community kindys, play is not just an activity—it's a fundamental part of learning and development.
Welcome!
We pride ourselves on our inclusive, family like environment in which our children flourish. We offer a play-based approach where our children can play, learn and discover in imaginative and creative ways.
Community Kindergartens
Community kindergartens, or "kindys," offer a unique alternative to traditional school-based kindergarten programs. Situated within purpose-built buildings separate from school sites, community kindys provide a distinctive and enriching early education experience. The Department of Education supports these kindys by providing teachers, education assistants, and an operating grant, ensuring high-quality learning environments.
Each community kindy is managed collaboratively by a parent committee and dedicated teaching staff. Families play a vital and active role within the kindy community, often contributing their skills or volunteering for various tasks. This collective effort fosters a supportive and vibrant learning atmosphere.
Play-based Learning
At the heart of community kindys is a strong emphasis on play-based learning. Through engaging activities, children develop essential skills in socializing, communication, emotional growth, motor skills, and problem-solving. Literacy and numeracy are seamlessly integrated into these playful experiences, making learning both interesting and enjoyable for children.
Research highlights the benefits of play-based programs, demonstrating that they provide a robust foundation for future academic success. These programs nurture socially competent learners who are well-equipped to face challenges and find innovative solutions. At community kindys, play is not just an activity—it's a fundamental part of learning and development.
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