Nunawading

Starfish Early Learning Centre in Nunawading

The Starfish Early Learning Centre Nunawading is built upon a community of learners. Our Centre respects and values all families, educators and children, with a focus on fostering an environment of Belonging, Being and Becoming, as reflected in the Early Years Learning Framework (2009).

At our Centre, your child will have the freedom to explore, investigate, discover, hypothesise, make connections, imagine, create and grow.

Starfish Early Learning Centre Nunawading services families from Forest Hill, Nunawading, Vermont, Blackburn South and Box Hill South.

Frequently Asked Questions

Have you got unanswered questions? Review our frequently asked questions below. If you can’t find the answer you’re looking for, contact us for support.

Where are you located?

Starfish Early Learning Centre Nunawading is located at 28 Mountain View Road, Nunawading

What days are you open?

Our Nunawading Centre is open five days a week, Monday to Friday, from 7am to 6pm.

What suburbs do you service?

Some of the suburbs we service at our Nunawading Centre includes Forest Hill, Vermont, Donvale, Doncaster East and Box Hill North. To confirm a full list, please contact us.

Is kindergarten attendance compulsory?

Kindergarten attendance is not compulsory.

What facilities or rooms are included at Starfish Early Learning Centre Nunawading??

We have 7 rooms: 2 nurseries, 3 toddler, one 3yo and one 4yo.

A CENTRE FOR EVERY AGE

Nunawading Centre Feature

Each Starfish Early Learning Centre offers its own unique features, designed to offer your child the best experience possible. Starfish’s Nunawading Centre boasts:

Spacious & Cosy
Leafy Vibes
Local Excursions

Spacious & Cosy

A large, spacious centre, but doesn’t feel as big as it is due to the layout of the rooms.

Leafy Vibes

There is ample outdoor space for the children, and being in the heart of Nunawading, there is a calm ‘leafy’ vibe.

Local Excursions

The children and their educators explore the local area during their regular walking excursions and have an ongoing connection with the community centre across the road where they visit with the aged care residents.