Childcare Agencies in West Ryde, NSW
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47 Winbourne St, West Ryde, 2114
(02) 9804 0406
Colour My World Child Care Centre West Ryde aims to provide high quality care to families, children and early childhood professionals who walk in and join our family. Our services capture a home away from home feel that has environments that we hope will enable children to connect home life to centre, and centre to home. We want children to feel comfortable and respected each and every day they arrive to care. 
Customers express high appreciation for the caring and friendly staff at Colour My World Children's Centre. They mention their children's positive experiences and development since joining the centre. 
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8/1-5 Anthony Rd, West Ryde, 2114
(02) 9874 6206
Child care agency West Ryde Neighbourhood Children's Centre is a family-oriented childcare centre with caring and dedicated educators. The centre offers innovative programs and focuses on children's development, including language learning and outdoor activities. Parents praise the nutritious meals and the strong community feeling. Despite the long waiting list, parents recommend securing a spot as early as possible. 
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24 Grand Avenue, West Ryde, 2114
+61 2 9737 8763
Silverwater Learn and Playland is the centre that your child chooses to attend. Based in a prime location and offering a state-of-the-art design which entices your child to play and be active, the early learning program helps children to develop through play and inquiry, fostering the deep skills required for connection, thinking, measuring, experimenting, literacy acquisition, fine and gross motor control and coordination. Highly qualified educators support your child's learning by providing large blocks of time for both child-initiated and structured play whilst young children benefit from close nurturing relationships which enhance creativity and problem-solving, contributing to the development of emotional self-regulation, physical well-being and an sense of security connected to desirable life outcomes. 