World of Learning Point Cook

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Victoria Kindergarten
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Childcare and kindergarten in Point Cook, VIC

Welcome to Point Cook World of Learning. Our daycare and early learning centre is ideally located for families in Point Cook, Werribee South, Hoppers Crossing, Truganina and Altona Meadows. World of Learning Point Cook offers long day care and a kindergarten program for children aged 6 weeks to 6 years, with extended hours to suit busy families.

Our purpose-built childcare and kindergarten centre in Point Cook offers innovative early learning programs in a safe and nurturing environment. Our rooftop outdoor space is spacious, offering an elevated vista across the east and north, with garden areas for children to grow herbs and flowers. It features a bike track, jungle gym, slides, and a sandpit, allowing children to enjoy fresh air and develop their gross and fine motor skills. Through an open environment and play-based learning, children develop social and communication skills, often participating in group activities. We provide various textural activities, from paint to mud, encouraging children to explore and understand their actions. Our dedicated educators create a nurturing, stimulating environment, creating personalised learning plans based on each child’s unique developmental goals. Our Bachelor-qualified Early Childhood Teacher delivers a Government-approved Kindergarten program that prepares children for a smooth transition to school. Children and educators regularly go on community walks, fostering connections with the local environment and neighbourhood.

Why you’ll love Point Cook World of Learning

Spacious outdoor environments

Passionate, qualified educators

Nappies and wipes provided

Government-approved Kindergarten program

Family communication app

Extended/flexible hours

Incursions/excursions

Individual learning plans

Meet our Centre Manager

Kamna

  • Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care
“I strive to create a space where children can explore, learn, and expand their abilities, fostering critical thinking and curiosity.”

I began my journey in early childhood education in 2012 at World of Learning Point Cook. I have worked in various roles at this wonderful centre, including Lead Educator, Room Leader, Educational Leader, 2IC, and Centre Manager. My passion for early childhood education is driven by the joy of seeing children grow and learn, with each day bringing new experiences. Mentoring my team and fostering their creativity is motivating, and seeing families happily entrust their children to our safe and inviting environment brings me great satisfaction.

I am dedicated to providing a program that integrates play-based and intentional teaching moments aligned with the Early Years Learning Framework. Our curriculum encourages children to develop their skills in a nurturing environment. As Centre Manager, I strive to create a space where children can explore, learn, and expand their abilities, fostering critical thinking and curiosity.

Research shows that early childhood education significantly enhances children’s social, emotional, and cognitive skills. Our Centre boasts a long-serving, multicultural team that reflects our community, with many members having been with us for over five years. This close-knit, family-like environment ensures everyone knows and cares for all the children.

We actively involve families in our curriculum, inviting them to share stories, culture, and participate in excursions and incursions. Ongoing communication and collaboration with families are essential for meeting each child’s needs. We hold parent-educator meetings to include families in their child’s learning journey and welcome their feedback for continuous improvement.

I look forward to welcoming your family to our early education centre in Point Cook.

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Our innovative early learning programs

At our early learning centre in Point Cook, our experienced educators and teachers continually seek innovative ways to enrich your child’s education. Guided by the Early Years Learning Framework, we offer a variety of engaging and diverse learning experiences, including:

Sustainability

We work closely with children and families to instil a sense of environmental responsibility. Our initiatives include reducing resource consumption, minimising waste, recycling and composting, and designing natural play spaces to reduce energy use.

Inclusion

We create a sense of belonging for your child to ensure they feel heard and empowered to make choices, fostering their independence. We celebrate each child’s unique strengths, helping them to thrive in a supportive and inclusive environment.

Music and movement

Our evidence-based Rhythm and Movement for Self-Regulation (RAMSR) program is designed to develop fundamental skills that help support children’s self-regulation, memory, and concentration. It is an innovative approach to holistic learning, development and well-being in early childhood.

STEM

We encourage your child to ask questions, experiment, and problem-solve, all while engaging their natural curiosity. By fostering this inquisitive mindset, we help them develop critical thinking skills and a deeper understanding of the world around them.

Age-appropriate early learning

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(0-2 years)

Nursery

Our nursery rooms cater to children aged 6 weeks to 2 years. In Rooms 1 and 2, educators support children in achieving their first developmental milestones. At this age, children are eager to use their five senses to explore and discover. We provide a variety of sensory experiences that promote independent learning and curiosity.

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(20 months-3 years)

Toddlers

Our toddler rooms usually accommodate children aged 20 months to 3 years. Here, we encourage exploration and learning through play. Educators introduce new experiences and activities that are exciting and developmentally appropriate. A unique feature of our centre is the self-serve lunch, where children decide when and how much to eat, fostering independence and self-regulation.

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(3-4 years)

Waterlilies room

For children aged 3 to 4 years, the Waterlilies room serves as a pre-kindergarten environment. This room allows children to explore new ideas and concepts, preparing them for the next year in kindergarten. The program caters to their interests and developmental goals, helping them develop independent skills like dressing themselves and making friends.

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(4-5 years)

Treefrogs room

Our Treefrogs Room is a Government-approved Kindergarten program for children aged 4 to 5 years. With over 600 hours of dedicated teaching annually by qualified teachers, this program prepares children for school socially, emotionally, physically, and cognitively. Our unique indoor-outdoor curriculum is driven by children’s interests, allowing them to complete individual tasks, engage in long-term projects, and form meaningful friendships. Our key focuses include developing fine motor skills and self-help abilities, ensuring children become independent and responsible for their belongings.

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Victorian Government-approved Kindergarten program

Our kindergarten programs are tailored to meet your child’s individual learning needs across numeracy, literacy, emotional and social development, resilience, and self-regulation.

Our early learning centre offers the VIC Government-approved Kindergarten program, supporting your child’s development and well-being from now, at school and beyond. In Victoria, 3 and 4-year-old children are able to access a funded kindergarten program led by a Bachelor-qualified Early Childhood Teacher. If eligible, your child will be able to participate in the Government-approved Kindergarten program, at no cost, up to a minimum of 15 hours per week, 40 weeks per year. Talk to us about how this reduces your out-of-pocket costs.

The added benefits of our kindergarten program include:

  • Extended long day care opening hours
  • Open all year round (excl. public holidays)
  • Programs developed and delivered by our Early Childhood Teachers
  • Exclusive music and movement program for self-regulation
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We’re all about healthy, nutritious eating

At our Point Cook childcare centre, menus are thoughtfully developed by our Centre Cook with input from management, educators, children, parents, extended family, and the community. We adhere to the recommendations of the healthy diet pyramid, ensuring a high portion of these are met during your child’s time in our care. We accommodate specific dietary requirements, allergies, and anaphylaxis in full consultation with families and their medical practitioners. Cultural dietary needs, such as Halal, vegetarian, and vegan, are also catered for.

What a typical day looks like for your child

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Arrival at the centre

Your child will be welcomed by our team of educators, who will ensure the morning transition from home to centre goes as smoothly as possible. On arrival, share information about your child’s specific needs for the day.

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Mealtimes

Our centre chefs prepare a nutritious menu for your child to sit down and eat. This is a great time for everyone to share stories from the day. Educators model healthy eating practices, social behaviours and support children’s growing independence with mealtime routines.

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Infant care

If you have an infant, we spend one-on-one time with them to establish a connection. Educators talk gently and respond to babies’ cues. We use songs, games, and conversations to strengthen relationships and build language skills.

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Play-based learning

Your child is naturally curious. They want to learn and explore, which is why we teach through play-based learning. It supports language, motor skills, memory, emotions and social relationships. Educators plan play-based learning experiences based on children’s interests and goals.

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Sleep, rest and relaxation

We match routines to your child’s individual needs. Opportunities for rest and relaxation help make them feel safe. Play-based learning experiences are provided for older children who no longer don’t sleep in centre.

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Heading home

As your child prepares to head home, this is your opportunity to speak with our friendly educators about your child’s day and everything they learnt. We look forward to welcoming you back tomorrow.

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Communicating with families

We prioritise clear and consistent communication with families to foster a strong partnership in supporting each child’s development. We ensure families feel informed, involved, and confident in their child’s early learning journey.

Our families love hearing about their child’s progress and the experiences they’re having day to day. We share these moments through centre newsletters, our Xplor App, one-on-one meetings, and at various centre events.

Fees

The Child Care Subsidy can reduce your daily out-of-pocket fee by up to 95% depending on your family’s entitlements.

  • Nursery0 – 2 years

    $176.50
  • Toddler2 – 3 years

    $176.50
  • Kindergarten3 – 5 years

    $176.50

Child Care Subsidy Estimator

Discover how much child care subsidy you may be entitled to by entering the fields below.*

1-4 days = full day session; 5 days = 10 hour per day sessions

CCS Estimator results

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  • Total fees

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  • Out-of-pocket cost

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*This estimator provides an estimate only and is based on the following assumptions:

  • Accuracy and currency of family income information entered;
  • Family CCS entitlements include 100 hours of subsidised care per fortnight. Please note your family may be entitled to less than 100 hours of subsidised care per fortnight – if you are unsure we recommend you use the comprehensive CCS estimator in the link below.
  • Where 1-4 days of care is selected, full day sessions apply (being full operational hours of the centre, which can vary between centres)
  • Where 5 days of care is selected, 10-hour per day sessions apply (ie, 50 hours p/w to optimise 100 hours of CCS subsidised care across the fortnight)

Where a family’s CCS entitlements include less than 100 hours of subsidised care per fortnight, please use the comprehensive CCS calculator as a guide via the link below.

For a more complete subsidy estimation, check out our comprehensive CCS calculator here.

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Frequently asked questions

A centre tour is a convenient way to experience the childcare centre of your choice and meet with our qualified educators at a time that is suitable for your family’s schedule. Click here to book a tour online.

On the day of the tour, you can observe practices and interactions within the centre environment. You’ll be able to see all the rooms and playgrounds, ask the team members any questions you have in mind, and get all the information you need to make the best decision for your child.

Our Family Support Team will add your child’s name to our waitlist if one of our childcare centres is currently full in your child’s age group. We will then contact you as soon as a place becomes available.

We also do monthly check-ins to review availability, and you will receive a text message confirming whether you’re still happy to remain on the waitlist each month. If you would like an update at any point, you’re welcome to reach out on our Web Chat or give us a call.

Our Family Support Team can also help you find more G8 early learning centres near you, with the same offerings at the World of Learning centre you are interested in that have immediate availability.

It’s common for a child to experience separation anxiety when they first start child care. When you’re getting ready to start child care, you can help your child overcome anxieties by visiting the child care service together for a Stay and Play session, and easing into new routines at home.

Read more tips about how to make the transition easier for your child.

Most of our child care and early education centres offer nappies and wipes, sunscreen and hats, as well as nutritious meals prepared by our in-house cook. Some centres also provide sheets and formula, so you may not need to remember to pack them.

For nursery children, be sure to bring: nappy rash cream, dummies, bottles and teats, comfort toys or blankets, three spare outfits and spare socks.

For toddlers and preschool or kindergarten-aged children, it’s best to bring: spare underwear, water bottle or sippy cup, sun hat, closed-toe shoes, two spare outfits and spare socks.

Plus, anything else your individual child may need, such as breast milk, a sleeping bag, a comforter or medication.

It’s best to speak to your centre of choice for a full list of everything included.

World of Learning uses Xplor Home as our family communication app. It is the best and easiest way to keep track of your child’s day.

After you enrol your child with the centre, you can utilise Xplor Home to book child care days, manage your account, receive the photographs that capture your child’s learning, learn about your child’s progress, as well as keep up-to-date with upcoming centre events and important information.

If your child shows signs of an infectious illness when they arrive at the centre or becomes sick during the day, you may be notified that you need to make alternative arrangements or pick up your child from the centre and keep them home until they are no longer infectious. While we understand that this can be inconvenient, World of Learning is committed to maintaining a healthy environment and reducing the risk of infection for all children.

Under the Child Care Subsidy (CCS), families are allowed 42 absence days per child, per financial year. These can be taken for any reason, including public holidays and when children are sick, without requiring families to provide documentation.

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We look forward to welcoming your family.