At KU Georges Hall, teachers and educators present stimulating and fun play-based programs designed to build happy, confident, and active learners. The caring and committed team of early learning professionals focus on holistic development, with programs spanning early numeracy and literacy, music, yoga, gardening and sports.

Preschool

Preschool programs are led by university qualified Early Childhood Teachers and designed to spark children’s natural curiosity. The centre provides meaningful experiences for children that help them build confidence by encouraging them to be active participants in their own learning. 

Program activities include gardening, arts and crafts, music and movement, physical play, block building, sand and water play, science experiments, early numeracy activities such as counting and measurement, and early literacy activities such as reading, drawing and writing.

Special Interest

In addition to the high quality well-rounded preschool program, KU Georges Hall offers special interest programs in health and wellbeing.

The centre incorporates this into children’s daily routines and assists families and children in making healthy food choices by participating in the ‘Munch and Move’ program. Children also help planting and maintaining the vegetable gardens, and harvesting produce for centre meals, which enhances their knowledge of healthy food choices.

With over 75 years collective experience, the team at KU Georges Hall understands that children learn best when they feel safe, secure and valued. The team works collaboratively to welcome children into a warm and nurturing environment, and to establish and develop trusting relationships with all children and their families.

Every teacher and educator at the centre is qualified, experienced, caring and highly motivated. All hold specialist qualifications in early childhood education.  

The team provides tailored learning that supports children’s emotional wellbeing, and that helps every child thrive.

The centre is committed to building quality relationships with families. It invites families to attend special events, and encourages parents and carers to speak with educators about children’s interests and routines. This helps ensure programs meet the needs of every child, and keeps children enthusiastic and excited about learning.

The centre uses a secure, private online communication portal called Storypark to provide families, parents and carers with detailed updates on children’s activities and information on centre events.