Childcare Services in Tannum Sands, QLD
Find accurate info on the best childcare services in Tannum Sands. Get reviews and contact details for each business, including phone number, address, opening hours, promotions and other information.
Showing results: 1 - 2 out of 2
Showing results: 1 - 2 out of 2
Results from the 'Childcare Services' category in Tannum Sands
Closed now
Cnr Neptune and Zephyr Streets, Tannum Sands, 4680
(07) 4973 7021
Kindergartens, pre school, nursery, preschool, Pre-Schools, kindergarten, primary education, Educational institution, kindergartens schools, early childhood education 
Closed now
2 Parkside Street, Tannum Sands, 4680
(07) 4973 9922
Goodstart Early Learning Child Care Centre Tannum Sands is located in a residential area close to schools, shops, main roads and not too far from the beach! We have a dedicated and professional team of educators and carers who work to deliver the highest standard in early learing to the 74 children we are registered to care for each day. Our play based, stimulating curriculum is based on the Early Years’ Learning Framework and our rooms – from Nursery to Kindergarten / Preschool – are all geared with this in mind. We also develop colourful, engaging programs accounting for each child’s individual interests, needs and strengths; and with each step we are ensuring the children are ready to take the big step into schooling. This is made simpler through our intuitive Storypark platform, which enables us to maintain consistent and clear communications with families. That means we are better placed to support a child in their learning journey, ensure parents have peace of mind, and time stamp the children’s developments, milestones and achievements. Outside, our playground areas are a balance of natural and manmade elements and play surfaces – with swings, slides, sandpits, talking circle, fort, gardens, boat, vege patch, three worm farms and lots of shade.. We have carefully designed and planned spaces to encourage a stronger understanding of the environment and sustainability – while giving children the scope to explore, play and let their imaginations roam. We also have a cook on premises five days a week and we provide breakfast, morning tea, lunch, afternoon tea and a late snack. The meals that we provide are healthy and nutritious and we also cater for children who have allergies to certain foods. A major focus for our centre is how working with the broader community can help us enrich the children’s learning experience. Through visits to the centre as well as excursions and participation in community events, we are able to deepen the relationship between the centr… 