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About Thrive Early Learning Centre
Learning for life
Learning For Life
At Thrive Early Learning Centres we believe early childhood years are the most vital of a persons life. Therefore, we regard this as an important time to promote growth and development in all areas of wellbeing. We encourage growth of the “whole” child as we believe the social, emotional, physical and cognitive abilities are deeply intertwined and are equally important in ensuring a child’s well-being, learning and growth.
Thrive Early Learning centres is a family owned and loved dream of nurturing and caring for your children. Our Centres are built on a wealth of knowledge and many years of experience by both educators and management alike.
Why Thrive
At Thrive Early Learning Centres we believe early childhood years are the most vital in a person’s life. We offer a secure and safe environment where curiosity is encouraged, ideas are explored, and discovery is celebrated. We set the stage for your little one to achieve their best.
At Thrive we have created a sensory rich learning environment for your child that will encourage your child’s sense of discovery, build confidence, support self-expression and an excitement to learn. Every child is unique, so we work with you to tailor every part of your child’s experience from their learning style to dietary requirements. Our fees cover the Thrive Learning Curriculum, healthy food program, nappies and wipes. We invite you to take a no-obligation free tour of your nearest Thrive Early Learning Centre.
What we offer
At Thrive we want to make childcare easy for busy parents, our centres are all inclusive. All centres are fully equipped with catering facilities . Fees include all meals, nappies and wipes.
The thrive curriculum is all your child needs to begin their journey to learning for life.
Our curriculum incorporates the 5 major areas of learning. The combination of social, academic and physical aspects of growing are what makes all children special and unique. We encourage creative and structured play in all areas of our curriculum this fosters childrens curiosity and social skills. It may look to outsiders as if the children are just having fun, but teachers and psychologists know that play is how children learn. Through play, they become mini-scientists, exploring the world around them. But they also learn social skills and teamwork, and discover what can happen when they let their imaginations run free.
Guided by the values and principles of the Early Years Learning Framework we aim to create an exceptional place where children are always “learning for life”.
The EYLF and Thrive curriculum aim to work on 5 very important outcomes:
OUTCOME 1 : Children have a strong sense of identity.
OUTCOME 2: Children are connected with and contribute to their world.
OUTCOME 3: Children have a strong sense of wellbeing.
OUTCOME 4: Children are confident and involved learners.
OUTCOME 5: Children are effective communicators.
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Children have a strong sense of identity
Children learn about themselves and construct their own identity within the context of their families and communities. This includes their relationships with people, places, things and the actions and responses of others. Knowing who we are is essential in forming relationships with others.
Through our “thriving “curriculum we endeavour to create successful competent learners that have a strong sense of identity, are individually catered for and are equipped with skills that promote life long learning.
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Children are connected with and contribute to their world
Having a positive sense of identity and experiencing respectful, responsive relationships, strengthens children’s interest and skills in being and becoming active contributors to their world.
Thrive Early Learning centres are a safe and nurturing environment where children will feel encouraged, equal and included. Through our “thriving” curriculum children will learn and develop responsible habits that will promote confident and involved learners that can contribute to their world and environment. Our centres are an exceptional place where children are always “learning for life”.
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Children have a strong sense of wellbeing
At Thrive, learning about healthy lifestyles, including nutrition, personal hygiene, physical fitness, emotions and social relationships is integral to wellbeing and self-confidence. Physical wellbeing contributes to the childrens ability to concentrate, cooperate and learn. Our Thrive Centres aim to promote healthy, happy children.
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Children are confident and involved learners
A sense of security and sound wellbeing gives children the confidence to experiment, explore and to try out new ideas, thus developing their competence and becoming active and involved participants in learning.
Our Thrive team encourages confident and involved learners by using families and community experiences to share understanding and include them in our early childhood setting. This assists children to make connections and to make sense of new experiences.
At Thrive early learning centres we use processes such as exploration, collaboration and problem solving across all aspects of our curriculum.
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Children are effective communicators
Communication is crucial!
From birth children communicate with others using gestures, sounds, language and assisted communication. We are all social beings who are intrinsically motivated to exchange ideas, thoughts, questions and feelings with others. At Thrive we use a range of tools and media, including music, dance and drama for children to express themselves and connect with others and extend their learning.
The team at Thrive aim to maintain a clear and open line of communication with our parents to promote healthy feedback and partnerships that will strengthen our centre community.