At Happy Sprouts we make every effort to support the unique needs of each child entrusted into our care. Our professional and committed staff accomplish this by offering a loving, safe, supportive, environment which supports each child’s learning and development.
ExploreEach of the dedicated rooms at Happy Sprouts has been specifically developed to support children ranging in age from six weeks to six years old to meet key developmental milestones.These spaces are focused on stimulating the five senses and encouraging a sense of curiosity as first developmental milestones are reached.
Happy Sprouts learning environments are welcoming, caring, safe, supportive and stimulating for children.
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We work together with families to provide each child with the best possible start to their education journey.
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Our very own chef at Happy Sprouts collaborates with staff, children and family in developing exciting menus.
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Our external entertainers, story tellers, musicians, chefs, dancers and artists visit us two times every week.
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Play is how children learn and interact with the world around them. This is why the Happy Sprouts curriculum has been carefully curated to encourage play that motivates children to take on new experiences, including taking well considered risks. These experiences inspire each child to think creatively, use their imagination, problem-solve and experiment with emerging ideas and interests through trial and error.
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Amazing Childcare!! Wonderful educators everything went smoothly with enrolment considering it is a new centre. Beautiful and clean every day I walk in there and my daughter absolutely loves it! So happy I found a great centre so close to home with genuine educators and management that care for the children and families. Highly recommend!!
Amazing new childcare centre with a wonderful natural yard, spacious and clean rooms. Staff have been so amazing as I was so worried about leaving my child. They are excellent with communication and making me feel at easy. A big thank you to all the amazing staff, I see that you go over and beyond, and I thank you. Keep it up
Very vice and calm enviroment , The director Kiera, Karen and the owner are so friendly and kind , The room leaders and educators are loving and amazing ,As soon as i spoke to the educators in my childrens rooms, my anxiety went away , im so happy my children are happy and well looked after
We believe in providing children with the highest quality of care allowing each and every child to reach their fullest potential, by providing a caring, safe, supportive, warm, and stimulating learning environment in our state-of-the-art child care centre
Gingerbread men
The bottlebrush Children decorated gingerbread men and had the opportunity to be creative. The children used wool for the hair, wrapping paper for the clothes and tinsel for the scarfs. The bottlebrush children used there creative imagination skills to make their own individual masterpieces.
The kindergarten children enjoyed movies with their friends and educators. They watched The Grinch and had a surprise snack: popcorn! The excitement on their faces when they saw the setup and said hi to their friends from the other rooms.
This experience helps develop children's cognitive skills, such as forming long-term memory and maintaining focus It also brings up many conversation scenes that can help introduce children to a lot of vocabulary and pronunciation. Watching child-friendly movies helps stimulate imagination and creativity.
Please enjoy the photos and videos from today's movie day.
Making a Christmas Tree
The children in the kinder one class had a truly inspiring day working together on a special Christmas project. Using recyclable materials, they created a beautiful Christmas tree, transforming simple resources into a festive masterpiece. Throughout the project, the children actively engaged with their teacher, eagerly sharing their own creative ideas for how to decorate the tree. This not only demonstrated their imagination and problem-solving skills but also fostered a sense of teamwork and collaboration. The teacher asked the children how to make the tree even more special, and their response was full of excitement – they suggested placing lots of Christmas gifts under the tree. In keeping with the theme of recycling, the children worked together to create gift boxes from old cardboard, wrapping them in colorful paper. Each child then had the opportunity to add their own personal touch by drawing on the gift boxes, enhancing the beauty of their creation. This activity was not just about creating a festive display but also about developing key skills such as creativity, fine motor coordination, and collaboration. The children’s enthusiasm for recycling and decorating showed a growing awareness of sustainability, while their interactions with each other demonstrated effective communication and shared decision-making. Through this hands-on, collaborative project, the children not only created something beautiful but also experienced the joy of working together as a team.
Making a Christmas Tree
The Lilly pillies children enjoyed a painting experience. The educators cut green paper and have each child a section to decorate, cotton balls, and different colour paint. The children picked up the cotton balls, and started dabbing the paper to make coloured balls on the green paper which we will create a Christmas tree.
