5,519 kindergartens across Australia, ranked by local votes. Pick a city to narrow it down.
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Walkerville Pre-Kindy is fortunate to be licensed by the Department of Children Services for a maximum of 30 children between the ages of 2 to 5 years of age. We believe this is the right number of…
Kindergarten in Enfield, South Australia, offering early childhood education and pre-school programs for young children.
Kindergarten and occasional care service in Klemzig, South Australia, using play-based activities to support young children's learning.
At Modbury Kindergarten we believe that childhood is special and all children have a right to the magic of childhood – to run and jump in sunshine, to have time to think and investigate, to laugh,…
Play-based kindergarten in Modbury North, South Australia, offering preschool programs that support children's confidence, curiosity and friendships.
We provide a safe, stimulating and play-based environment to help children develop positive life skills. We foster curiosity, exploration, self-motivation, active engagement and a willingness to take…
A kindergarten in Salisbury, South Australia, guided by the Reggio Emilia philosophy with a focus on play and family partnership.
Family-run childcare and early learning centre in Greenwith, South Australia, taking children from six weeks to school age and serving meals cooked in-house.
Community kindergarten in Aldgate, South Australia, run alongside Aldgate Primary School with its own director and governing council, also offering playgroup and transition visits.
Welcome to our O'Halloran Hill Kindergarten. We look forward to working with you, your child and family. We are committed to providing a playful, secure, respectful learning environment where…
Woodend Children’s Centre (WCC) is a Department for Education preschool site. We are located in Sheidow Park, adjacent to Woodend Primary School and offer both preschool and occasional care programs…
Government kindergarten in Happy Valley, South Australia, offering early learning for young children before they start school.
We provide a play-based, child-centred program where curiosity, collaboration, imaginative play and critical thinking are nurtured. We foster the emotional and social development of children through…
Kindergarten providing early childhood education for young children, with an inclusive program and a focus on children as capable learners.
At Victor Harbor Community Kindergarten our core business is guided by our belief that children are capable and resourceful learners who are active contributors to their own learning.
The Port Elliot Kindergarten is a purpose-built building with a spacious, bright interior and a large verandah space for all-weather outdoor playing. We provide a responsive learning environment for…
A community kindergarten in Lobethal offering a play-based, nature-inspired kindy program, including a bush kindy outdoor week.
Kindergarten near Murray Bridge, part of the Murray Bridge Lutheran Community, offering a Christian-based early learning program.
Community kindergarten and childcare centre offering play-based preschool and long day care with a holistic approach to early learning.
Carol Murray Children's Centre offer a variety of play-based learning experiences in a safe environment to help each child reach their full potential. We encourage respect for others and the…
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Ballarat (92)East Coast (100)Geelong (85)Melbourne (969)Northern District (164)South Coast (26)South West (60)Western District (40)Kindergarten is a form of education for young children and serves as a form of transition from home to formal schooling. It literally means "children's garden" and overlaps early childhood education and preschool. Children are taught to develop basic skills and knowledge through lessons and activities. In some countries, kindergarten is part of their preschool system and is usually attended by children between the ages of two and seven years.
In Australia, kindergarten is often used to describe the first year of education. It is relatively unregulated and is not compulsory for all since the first exposure to learning for Australian children is day care or a playgroup. In all states and territories, except for Western Australia and Queensland, kindergarten is separate from primary school therefore it is not generally considered as schooling. The responsibility for kindergarten lies with the respective education departments of each state and territory.
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