Padbury Community Kindergarten
Padbury Community Kindergarten is situated in the suburb of Padbury which is in the North Western suburbs of Perth.
We provide kindergarten programs for children in the year they reach the age of four years and six months i.e. children need to turn four years of age by 30 June in any year.
Our large kindergarten building was purpose built in 1974, is owned by the City of Joondalup and leased to the Parent Management Committee of the Kindergarten. The maintenance and upkeep of the building is shared between the City of Joondalup and the Management Committee.
Bounce on down, jump right in, hop on over, Applications for 2020 close 26th July.
Do you know we have a website, which has lots of fantastic information our Kindy.
If you're still thinking about enrolling before the July 26th deadline check it out!
http://padburykindy.wa.edu.au/
If you're still thinking about enrolling before the July 26th deadline check it out!
http://padburykindy.wa.edu.au/
Padbury Community Kindergarten | Fostering a Life-Long Love of Learning
Padbury Community Kindy's 4year old program offers families an alternative to school-based kindy. Our play-based approach is proven to prepare children for smooth entry into school, as well as nurturing imagination, independence and a life-long love of learning.
padburykindy.wa.edu.au
Padbury Community Kindergarten is situated in the Whadjuk Region of the Noongar Nation.
Learning and growth isn't just for Kindy kids, but for Educators and parents too. This NAIDOC week two of our Educators are attending a workshop on the importance of including Aboriginal perspectives into early childhood learning programs every day. We're excited to learn more about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture, and help our Kindy kids access that knowledge.
Let's all celebrate the world's oldest continuous living culture this NAIDOC week.
Learning and growth isn't just for Kindy kids, but for Educators and parents too. This NAIDOC week two of our Educators are attending a workshop on the importance of including Aboriginal perspectives into early childhood learning programs every day. We're excited to learn more about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture, and help our Kindy kids access that knowledge.
Let's all celebrate the world's oldest continuous living culture this NAIDOC week.
Our Dinosaur Garden is coming along nicely!
Caring for place, completing a task, team work and community building. At Community Kindy these things aren't just taught in a classroom, but modeled by our families throughout the year. One of the things that makes Community Kindy so special is the active role a parent committee takes in the management of the Kindy. If you have any questions about how a parent committee functions please let us know.
Caring for place, completing a task, team work and community building. At Community Kindy these things aren't just taught in a classroom, but modeled by our families throughout the year. One of the things that makes Community Kindy so special is the active role a parent committee takes in the management of the Kindy. If you have any questions about how a parent committee functions please let us know.
NAIDOC week is around the corner!
Find resources and activity ideas here: https://www.naidoc.org.au/resources/teaching-guides
Find resources and activity ideas here: https://www.naidoc.org.au/resources/teaching-guides
Kids can't learn to write without strong fingers! Painting, cutting and gluing aren't just fun. These activities strengthen little finger muscles, so that when children start learning to write they have the strength to succeed. Success builds confidence and a love of learning.
Padbury Community Kindy
PCK provides a high quality play based education for 4 year olds. http://padburykindy.wa.edu.au/
