Guardian Childcare & Education Wahroonga

Sydney Adventist Hospital - 185 Fox Valley Road, Wahroonga, NSW, 2076

7am - 6pm

Licensed for 78 Children

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$152 Avg price / day

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(02) 9072 0794

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Welcome to Guardian Childcare & Education Wahroonga

Guardian Childcare & Education Wahroonga is a homely and welcoming centre providing long day care and education for children aged 6 weeks to 6 years. A passionate and caring team of skilled teachers and educators provide a safe and nurturing environment to help children grow and thrive.

The centre’s light-drenched interior is warm and welcoming, often with the wonderful scent of home cooking as the on-site chef prepares nutritious meals. Outside, nursery children can explore the sandpit, stepping stones and a water play area, while older children have a mud pit and inviting outdoor book nook. Plus, with a teepee, vegetable garden, water pump, creek bed & worm farm, there are plenty of avenues for discovery.

Uniquely situated on the grounds of the Sydney Adventist Hospital, there are regular excursions to the hospital as well as the local primary school and cafes. The culturally diverse team also loves celebrating special days including Diwali and Chinese New Year.

The centre is close to public transport and has ample parking on site. Why not book a tour of this inviting and enriching centre today?

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The centre programs revolve around the interests and skills of the children. The educators take a personalised approach to get to know each child, their needs and what interests them most. They then tailor the program to match.

With a mix of structured and unstructured play, the educators embed important foundational learning and skills throughout the day. What may seem like fun and play to the children or even to an outside observer, the educators carefully plan activities with real learning benefits. Whether it’s counting the chairs to put out at lunch or practising social skills through dress up play, the children are always growing, learning and developing.

Community is also a strong focus in the program. The educators make the most of their community connections to plan engaging incursions and excursions for the children to enjoy. This enhances their sense of belonging as they develop an understanding of the world around them.