Our Philosophy

At Kinderoos, we believe that play-based learning is critical in the early years of a child’s life. The educators strive to develop an environment that provides children with opportunities that build foundations for future learning success. The principles, practices and learning outcomes of the Early Years Learning Framework are an essential part of our pedagogy and guide educators when developing the curriculum.

Educators at Kinderoos develop secure relationships with children and families through positive interactions which support children’s development of a strong sense of wellbeing. We acknowledge that a strong sense of wellbeing is fundamental to children’s learning and development. Through establishing and role modelling respectful relationships with other educators, children learn to positively interact with others and develop an understanding of the value of collaboration and teamwork. At Kinderoos we aim to create a welcoming environment where children and families are encouraged to collaborate with educators to develop a meaningful curriculum. We respect that families play an important role in the education of their children by recognising that families are the first and most influential teachers. We understand the importance of developing and maintaining partnerships with families, valuing our families’ expectations for their child and we aim to engage in shared decision making with families. We recognise that partnerships extend to support professionals through the use of mutual relationships so that children with additional needs are supported to achieve their full learning potential.

Kinderoos educators are committed to equity and the belief that all children are capable, competent beings regardless of their cultural background or abilities. We respect each family’s values, beliefs, religion and culture, acknowledging that children come from a diverse range of backgrounds and we recognise that such diversity contributes to the richness of our centre and the broader community. Educators work together with children to address the opportunities and dilemmas that may arise from diversity, endeavouring to make curriculum decisions that uphold the rights of each child to have their culture and identity acknowledged and valued. We value the importance of incorporating the cultures of all children as well as promoting greater understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ways of being and knowing.

At Kinderoos, educators recognise that reflective practice is an integral part of our role as early childhood professionals. We engage in reflective practice, seeking ways to expand our knowledge and skills. Through reflective practice we gain insight into children’s learning using this to improve teaching practice and ensure we provide the highest quality learning experiences for children. We value an interest based emergent curriculum that is supported and enhanced by reflective practice. We believe this model of curriculum is in line with current best practice and the best way to ensure learning is relevant to children.

As a team, we strive to uphold the beliefs and practices outlined above to effectively guide children in our care. We work collaboratively to ensure these practices are embedded in our daily work with children. Through doing this, we aim to create a fundamental foundation for every child to achieve future learning success.

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Our graduates

Children graduate Kinderoos programs with the skills they need to succeed in their schooling journey.

As well as the local language in each country our preschools are based in, we offer various ‘immersion classes’ in the afternoons. In some centres, we give bilingual lessons – although primarily, the native tongue of every Kinderoos kindergarten branch is English!

Our community

Kinderoos educators are committed to equity and the belief that all children are capable, competent beings regardless of their cultural background or abilities. We respect each family’s values, beliefs, religion and culture, acknowledging that children come from a diverse range of backgrounds and we recognise that such diversity contributes to the richness of our centre and the broader community.

Our families come from nearby neighbourhoods, creating a close-knit environment and strong parent partnerships. Whether we’re close to home or near the office, our centre is ideal for busy working families and easy to get to – for pick-up and drop-off or to stop in for a visit.

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Health & Safety

Your child’s health and safety are our top priority. Our centers have strict guidelines for cleanliness and security and always welcome feedback regarding the safety of our centres.

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Well planned spaces with rounded corners and soft surfaces

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Secure areas that keep children constantly within sight

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Front door buzzer and digital check in to ensure security

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