Parent information: enrolment, fees and what to expect
Tours, enrolment, fees, inclusions and what to expect in the first weeks, all in one place.
How the enrolment process works
Enquire or call
Send a quick form or phone through your questions if you would like to move faster.
Book a tour
Visit the centre, meet the team, and ask about routines, availability, and your child's needs.
Confirm your fit
We'll guide you through next steps, inclusions, CCS planning, and any kinder questions.
Prepare for day one
Families receive practical guidance on what to bring, what is included, and what to expect during settling-in.
Useful parent guidance
What to bring
Spare clothes, comfort items, and anything specific your child needs for a confident first day.
Fees and inclusions
$150/day before subsidy, with nappies, five meals, and excursions already included.
See fees & subsidyEarly learning & childcare guide
A clearer overview of daily care, early learning routines, and how the pathway into kindergarten builds over time.
Read the guideSample weekly food menus
Meals are included and easy for families to understand at a glance.
Monday
- Warm porridge with fruit
- Chicken pasta bake
- Yoghurt and fruit cups
- Vegetable fritters
Tuesday
- Wholegrain toast and banana
- Beef and veggie rice bowls
- Cheese and crackers
- Pumpkin soup with rolls
Wednesday
- Berry oats
- Lentil curry with rice
- Fruit platters
- Mini wraps and salad sticks
Thursday
- Scrambled eggs on toast
- Baked fish with mash
- Yoghurt and muesli
- Mac and cheese with veg
Friday
- Pancakes with fresh fruit
- Roast chicken and vegetables
- Banana bread
- Homemade pizza scrolls
Parent information FAQs
What is included in the $150 per day fee?
The standard fee before subsidy includes nappies, five meals, excursions, and the everyday care support families usually need clarified early.
How does CCS affect what we actually pay?
Your out-of-pocket cost depends on recognised activity hours, family income, and the care pattern you use, which is why the calculator is designed as an early planning tool rather than a final quote.
What should we bring on the first day?
Families usually bring spare clothes, comfort items if needed, and any child-specific essentials, while the centre helps guide the rest so the first day feels simpler.
What are the main enrolment steps?
Most families enquire or call, book a tour, confirm the right fit, then work through the final practical details with support from the team.
Ready to move from research to a real visit?
Book a tour and we'll guide you through the rest with clear, practical support.
