Our Program

Every Child at Modern Family Early Learning Receives Access to:

  • Nutritious 3-course meals, lovingly prepared by our onsite chef.

  • Nappies, wipes, and sunscreen – all included in your daily fees.

  • A variety of weekly activities such as music, cooking, yoga, language, and sports lessons – all included.

  • Tertiary qualified early childhood educators.

  • A specialised, government approved Kindergarten Program with a bachelor qualified teacher.

We’re committed to providing a comprehensive and enriching experience for every child in our care.

Quokka Room 1-2 years

Quokka Room 1-2 years
Wallaby Room 2-3 years

Wallaby Room 2-3 years
Turtle Room 3-4 years

Turtle Room 3-4 years
Kindergarten Room

Kindergarten Room
Centre Chef

Centre Chef

National Quality Framework

The Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF) guides and supports young children's learning from birth to school age. It ensures that children’s transitions to school are smooth and positive. The National Quality Framework (NQF) sets the national approach for regulating and improving early childhood education and care services across Australia.

At Modern Family Early Learning, we use the EYLF planning cycle to develop engaging programs for children. Our goal is to exceed the National Quality Standards in the following seven areas:

  1. Educational program and practice.

  2. Children’s health and safety.

  3. Physical environment.

  4. Staffing arrangements.

  5. Relationships with children.

  6. Collaborative partnerships with families and communities.

  7. Governance and leadership.

For more information on the EYLF, visit www.acecqa.gov.au or mention this in your enquiry and we would be happy to help!

Fees

Fees are based upon days of attendance, and any special offers available at the time. A non-refundable enrolment fee is required upon application and two weeks fees in advance. Payment options include direct debit (preferred), BPAY or EFTPOS.

Government Funding Assistance

As an approved child care service, Modern Family Early Learning can assist families with Child Care Subsidy (CCS)to make education more affordable.

Eligibility for CCS depends on the following:

  • Child’s age (must be 13 or under, not in secondary school)

  • Immunisation requirements

  • Residency requirements of the family

CCS is determined by:

  • Annual adjusted taxable income

  • An activity test for subsidised care hours (up to 100 hours per fortnight)

  • The type of child care service, which affects the hourly rate cap.

Let us know if you'd like more information on accessing CCS when you enquire!