Your child will spend the day with friends and develop a genuine love of learning at Kingston Kids Early Learning. Family owned and operated with a proven history of delivering the highest quality care and education, Kingston Kids has been designed to be an extension of your family home, offering flexible routines and play-based learning programs in a warm, welcoming and nurturing environment.
Catering for children from three months to school age, your child will develop their skills and confidence in natural and open-ended environments, overseen by our established team of truly dedicated teachers and educators. Our learning and enrichment programs will ensure your child is engaged and encouraged to learn, grow and develop at their own pace. Our community engagement programs facilitate a holistic perspective through interaction with the local community and wider world.
Kingston Kids Early Learning is proudly rated “meeting” the National Quality Standards.
We invite you to visit us and view the Kingston Kids difference for yourself.
Our children enjoyed a very special hands-on learning experience through our Henny Penny program. From watching eggs hatch into chicks to helping care for them each day, the children showed incredible curiosity, responsibility, and kindness 💛
Taking turns feeding, observing, and gently handling the chicks (along with caring for our turtle and fish) supported their understanding of life cycles while encouraging empathy and respect for living things.
It was wonderful to see all age groups, from babies to kinders, engage so thoughtfully—sharing in the excitement, discovery, and plenty of cuddles along the way 🐥✨
A truly meaningful experience that brought learning to life!
We’re thrilled to be introducing Henny Penny at Kingston Kids! 🌱✨
Till next Thursday the 2nd of April, our children will have the incredible opportunity to watch real eggs hatch into adorable baby chicks right before their eyes. This hands-on experience supports curiosity, responsibility, and a deeper understanding of the life cycle in a fun and meaningful way. 🐥💛
Through this program, children will: 🌼 Learn about growth and change 🌼 Develop empathy and care for living things 🌼 Engage in observation and discovery 🌼 Build confidence through real-life experiences
We can’t wait to share this special journey with our families and watch the children’s excitement grow each day! Stay tuned for updates (and plenty of cute chick photos 📸🐣). ... See MoreSee Less
Last week, we celebrated Harmony Week — a time to recognise and embrace the rich cultural diversity that makes our community and centre so special. At Kingston Kids, we believe that everyone belongs, and we are proud to create an environment where children learn to respect, include, and celebrate one another.
Throughout the week, the children explored different cultures through music, art, stories, and meaningful conversations about kindness and acceptance. It was a beautiful opportunity for them to learn that while we may come from different backgrounds, we all share the same values of friendship, respect, and belonging.
Our Nursery children engaged in a Rainbow pasting experience, our Toddlers made their own portraits, the Pre Kinder children played the Philippino game of Tumbapatis ( a version of baseball) and our Kinders made friendship bracelets to share with each other.
We encouraged our families to join in by sharing their cultural traditions and we had one of our families, Bettina, join us for Morning Circle were she shared information about Hungary! We completed this by wearing orange (the colour of Harmony Week).
🦒☺️HEALTHY HAROLD VISIT 🦒☺️ This week the children got a visit from Healthy Harold, from LifeEd Vic. Harold the Giraffe, came with Bec, who spent some time talking about the topic of ‘Big Feelings’. Covering all bases, they spoke about what is happy, sad, angry, shy, surprised etc. and did some activities to help combat any feelings we may not be able to tackle by ourselves or express. Here’s some take aways from the session: “If you’re upset, your teacher can help you”- Finn. “Be nice, be calm, be kind- no making people feel sad.” - Harrison “We don’t make people upset on purpose”- Henry The children also told Bec and Harold that they “already know” about Big Feelings. This is true, as the children this week also created their own Kinder Room Agreement, which spoke about how to be a good friend and learner while at Kingston Kids. We look forward to continuing to support and nurture our own feelings and guiding our friends each day at the centre, for positive, kind and caring relationships at Kingston Kids- thanks to the help of Harold! 🦒💛 ... See MoreSee Less
Role modelled language and interactions come in many forms. Throughout each day the educators breaks are discussed and planned out with each other, but today Harrison and Henry decided that they would do our breaks list for us!
“What time is my tea break Harrison?” Sarah asked
“It’s at 10:30!” said Harrison
“Great, And are you covering my lunch break today Henry?” Sarah asked
“Yes I am. Your name is here, your break is at 20” Henry replied.
“Wonderful! I will go and have my lunch and a coffee” Sarah said
“Yes you can, my Mummy has coffee too” Henry said excitedly
It just goes to show just how much the children hear and pick up on. Positive communication is key!
Have no fear KK Team, Harrison and Henry have it sorted! ... See MoreSee Less
🐲🧧🥟 This week has been filled with lots of activities, that the educators have shared with the children to learn about how they celebrate Lunar New Year. Such as learning to make Dumplings, to write Chinese letters and to make the special red envelopes which bring luck and fortune for the new year. We are so lucky to have such a culturally diverse team of educators who love to share their own traditions and celebrations with the children. 🐲🧧🥟Xin Nian Kuai Le! ... See MoreSee Less
When we say our educators are multi-talented, we mean it! One of our educators, Mettalia, has been taking Violin Lessons, and upon noticing the children’s interest in Music offer to bring in her violin and play us some songs she had learnt and show us how to hold and play the violin 🎻 🎶 The children across all room listened so intently ti Mettalia to try and recognise what songs could hear. They were very quick to identify that Mettalia was playing: “Baby Shark”, “Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star” and “Taba Naba”, some children singing along! Mettalia is hoping to make this a regular part of our program as she learns and gains confidence in her Violin skills, thank you Mettalia, we can’t wait! ☺️ ... See MoreSee Less
Thursday afternoons in the Nursery & Toddler space is our favorite, as it means Rew from Muscial Minds comes to sing some songs and brings along lots of instruments and props for our children to use. Music means early language development, emotional regulation, body awareness and sensory processing development, which is so important for our littlest children. See you next week Rew! 🌈🎶 ... See MoreSee Less
This parent review warms out heart 🩷. To be part of a child's learning journey from our Nursery right through to their final Kindergarten day is an absolute privilege! We believe it takes a village to raise a child, and we are so proud to be part of that village🥰 ... See MoreSee Less
Term 1 for our Pre Kinders & Kinders looks like this! Pat from Kelly Sports will come every Tuesday morning to our Over 2’s yard to bring some new sports skills to our Outdoor programs & play. 🎾🏀 Today, being our first session, consisted of working with colours. Firstly, following Pat to the different coloured cones, jumping like kangaroos, stomping like dinosaurs and snapping our hands like a crocodile. 🐊 🦘 Next the children got some colourful balls and practiced holding, catching, throwing & aiming the balls. Pat kept dropping all the balls, just as we had finished throwing them in the basket- silly Pat! See you next week Pat for some more fun! ... See MoreSee Less
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Our children enjoyed a very special hands-on learning experience through our Henny Penny program. From watching eggs hatch into chicks to helping care for them each day, the children showed incredible curiosity, responsibility, and kindness 💛
Taking turns feeding, observing, and gently handling the chicks (along with caring for our turtle and fish) supported their understanding of life cycles while encouraging empathy and respect for living things.
It was wonderful to see all age groups, from babies to kinders, engage so thoughtfully—sharing in the excitement, discovery, and plenty of cuddles along the way 🐥✨
A truly meaningful experience that brought learning to life!
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We’re thrilled to be introducing Henny Penny at Kingston Kids! 🌱✨
Till next Thursday the 2nd of April, our children will have the incredible opportunity to watch real eggs hatch into adorable baby chicks right before their eyes. This hands-on experience supports curiosity, responsibility, and a deeper understanding of the life cycle in a fun and meaningful way. 🐥💛
Through this program, children will:
🌼 Learn about growth and change
🌼 Develop empathy and care for living things
🌼 Engage in observation and discovery
🌼 Build confidence through real-life experiences
We can’t wait to share this special journey with our families and watch the children’s excitement grow each day! Stay tuned for updates (and plenty of cute chick photos 📸🐣). ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Last week, we celebrated Harmony Week — a time to recognise and embrace the rich cultural diversity that makes our community and centre so special. At Kingston Kids, we believe that everyone belongs, and we are proud to create an environment where children learn to respect, include, and celebrate one another.
Throughout the week, the children explored different cultures through music, art, stories, and meaningful conversations about kindness and acceptance. It was a beautiful opportunity for them to learn that while we may come from different backgrounds, we all share the same values of friendship, respect, and belonging.
Our Nursery children engaged in a Rainbow pasting experience, our Toddlers made their own portraits, the Pre Kinder children played the Philippino game of Tumbapatis ( a version of baseball) and our Kinders made friendship bracelets to share with each other.
We encouraged our families to join in by sharing their cultural traditions and we had one of our families, Bettina, join us for Morning Circle were she shared information about Hungary!
We completed this by wearing orange (the colour of Harmony Week).
🧡 Everyone Belongs 🧡 ... See MoreSee Less
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🦒☺️HEALTHY HAROLD VISIT 🦒☺️
This week the children got a visit from Healthy Harold, from LifeEd Vic.
Harold the Giraffe, came with Bec, who spent some time talking about the topic of ‘Big Feelings’.
Covering all bases, they spoke about what is happy, sad, angry, shy, surprised etc. and did some activities to help combat any feelings we may not be able to tackle by ourselves or express.
Here’s some take aways from the session:
“If you’re upset, your teacher can help you”- Finn.
“Be nice, be calm, be kind- no making people feel sad.” - Harrison
“We don’t make people upset on purpose”- Henry
The children also told Bec and Harold that they “already know” about Big Feelings.
This is true, as the children this week also created their own Kinder Room Agreement, which spoke about how to be a good friend and learner while at Kingston Kids.
We look forward to continuing to support and nurture our own feelings and guiding our friends each day at the centre, for positive, kind and caring relationships at Kingston Kids- thanks to the help of Harold! 🦒💛 ... See MoreSee Less
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Role modelled language and interactions come in many forms. Throughout each day the educators breaks are discussed and planned out with each other, but today Harrison and Henry decided that they would do our breaks list for us!
“What time is my tea break Harrison?” Sarah asked
“It’s at 10:30!” said Harrison
“Great, And are you covering my lunch break today Henry?” Sarah asked
“Yes I am. Your name is here, your break is at 20” Henry replied.
“Wonderful! I will go and have my lunch and a coffee” Sarah said
“Yes you can, my Mummy has coffee too” Henry said excitedly
It just goes to show just how much the children hear and pick up on. Positive communication is key!
Have no fear KK Team, Harrison and Henry have it sorted! ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
🐲🧧🥟 This week has been filled with lots of activities, that the educators have shared with the children to learn about how they celebrate Lunar New Year. Such as learning to make Dumplings, to write Chinese letters and to make the special red envelopes which bring luck and fortune for the new year. We are so lucky to have such a culturally diverse team of educators who love to share their own traditions and celebrations with the children. 🐲🧧🥟Xin Nian Kuai Le! ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
When we say our educators are multi-talented, we mean it!
One of our educators, Mettalia, has been taking Violin Lessons, and upon noticing the children’s interest in Music offer to bring in her violin and play us some songs she had learnt and show us how to hold and play the violin 🎻 🎶
The children across all room listened so intently ti Mettalia to try and recognise what songs could hear. They were very quick to identify that Mettalia was playing: “Baby Shark”, “Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star” and “Taba Naba”, some children singing along!
Mettalia is hoping to make this a regular part of our program as she learns and gains confidence in her Violin skills, thank you Mettalia, we can’t wait! ☺️ ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Thursday afternoons in the Nursery & Toddler space is our favorite, as it means Rew from Muscial Minds comes to sing some songs and brings along lots of instruments and props for our children to use. Music means early language development, emotional regulation, body awareness and sensory processing development, which is so important for our littlest children. See you next week Rew! 🌈🎶 ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
This parent review warms out heart 🩷. To be part of a child's learning journey from our Nursery right through to their final Kindergarten day is an absolute privilege! We believe it takes a village to raise a child, and we are so proud to be part of that village🥰 ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Term 1 for our Pre Kinders & Kinders looks like this! Pat from Kelly Sports will come every Tuesday morning to our Over 2’s yard to bring some new sports skills to our Outdoor programs & play. 🎾🏀
Today, being our first session, consisted of working with colours. Firstly, following Pat to the different coloured cones, jumping like kangaroos, stomping like dinosaurs and snapping our hands like a crocodile. 🐊 🦘
Next the children got some colourful balls and practiced holding, catching, throwing & aiming the balls. Pat kept dropping all the balls, just as we had finished throwing them in the basket- silly Pat!
See you next week Pat for some more fun! ... See MoreSee Less
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