Reservoir

Starfish Early Learning Centre in Reservoir

The Starfish Early Learning Centre Reservoir 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.

Our Reservoir Centre services families from Thomastown, Fawkner, Macleod and Bundoora, for children aged six weeks to kindergarten.

Where are you located?

We’re located at 17 Rosenthal Crescent, Reservoir. For your reference, we’re roughly 500m from Keon Park train station.

How many rooms are available at your Reservoir Centre?

Our Reservoir Centre offers 7 rooms: 2 nurseries, 3 toddler, one 3yo and one 4yo.

What suburbs do you service?

To confirm an exact list of suburbs, please contact us. Suburbs that are included: Thomastown, Fawkner, Bundoora and Macleod.

What are the eligibility requirements for the funded kindergarten program?

Your child is eligible for a funded year of kindergarten if they are four by 30 April of that year. The Victorian government provides funding for all eligible children to access a kindergarten program in the year before school entry.

A CENTRE FOR EVERY AGE

Reservoir Centre Feature

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

Newest Addition to Starfish ELC
Spacious Outdoors
Unique Spaces

Newest Addition to Starfish ELC

Is the youngest of the 5 centres, and has a diverse team of educators who work collaboratively with the diverse families in the local area.

Spacious Outdoors

Spacious yards with plentiful undercover areas allow children to play outdoors in all weather.

Unique Spaces

The educators at Reservoir are innovative in their resources and décor, creating spaces unique to their group of children using natural materials and recycled materials.