Selecting an Early Learning Centre for your child is a choice that can accompany other changes, such as a return to work by the primary caregiver.
The Heritage College Early Learning Centre team understands that moving into the early years of learning can be filled with lots of questions. Caring, nurturing staff are on hand to provide support and assistance throughout the enrolment process and beyond.
The Early Learning Centre forms part of the larger college community at Heritage College. Positioned conveniently on Centre Road, the Narre Warren South campus provides continuous education from Early Learning to Year 6.
Located on Starling Road, the Officer campus delivers education from Early Learning for three and four-year-olds, as well as Primary and Secondary to Year 12.
Students form friendships that continue from early learning through to primary years and beyond.
Every child builds social connections as they participate in a range of fun and inspiring activities on-campus.
Being part of a large college community means your child will enjoy opportunities at a younger age, including science, art, sport and language.
During the school term, early learners participate in shared sports and other college events.
With the popular Bush Kinder program and a focus on play-based learning, educators encourage creativity, curiosity
and exploration every day.
Throughout the year, children enrolled in the early learning programs develop school readiness skills, learning
through a combination of play and structured activities. Introducing small amounts of structured activities throughout
the 4-year-old Kinder program provides children with vital skills required for their first year of primary school.
In partnership with primary educators on campus, the Step into Prep program ensures a smooth adjustment from the
kinder program into your child’s first year of primary school and beyond.
To find out more, visit heritagecollege.vic.edu.au
