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Community Kids Griffith Early Education Centre

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Daily fees before CCS

Nursery $189.70
Toddler $184.30
Preschool $180.55
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Enrolment availability

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Childcare and Preschool in Griffith, NSW

Community Kids Griffith offers long day care and a Preschool program for children aged 6 weeks to 6 years, conveniently located for families in Griffith, Cecil Hills, Edensor Park, Bonnyrigg Heights, Elizabeth Hills and Liverpool.

Free-flow indoor and outdoor play

Children can move between indoor and outdoor areas, with open spaces that include a fort, mud kitchen, bike track and gardens. These areas give children plenty of room to ride, dig, climb, garden and get involved in hands-on play.

Calm, home-like indoor rooms

Our newly refurbished indoor spaces include carefully chosen resources, cosy areas and calming spaces children can use when they need a quieter moment. Educators guide children as they learn to manage big feelings and settle back into the day.

Diverse and experienced educator team

Our diverse, highly trained team works closely with children and families from different backgrounds. Each child has an Individual Learning Plan shaped around their strengths, interests and goals, with educators using everyday observations to follow their progress.

Government-approved Preschool program

Our preschool program is guided by Bachelor-qualified Early Childhood Teachers. Children build confidence, independence and early learning skills through play, routines, group experiences and friendships.

Seasonal Munch & Move menu

Fresh meals are prepared each day, including breakfast, morning tea, lunch, afternoon tea and a late snack. The rotating seasonal menu is aligned with NSW Health’s Munch & Move program, with halal meals, allergies and dietary requirements catered for. Families are also welcome to share feedback and recipe ideas.

Family communication and daily essentials

Nappies, wipes and key essentials are provided, so families do not need to pack the extras. Families stay connected through regular conversations with educators and updates in our family app, including photos, routines and learning moments from the day.

Secure your place today

Book a tour to experience the centre and confirm availability for your child.

Meet our Centre Manager

Nichole

11 years with our centre

  • Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care
"I wanted to inspire and pave the way for inclusive practices for all, regardless of abilities, age, race, or gender."

I began my early education career in 2015 and have been working at Community Kids Griffith Early Learning Centre ever since. Over the years, I have worked in various roles across the service. I love that each day is different, each child is unique, and each family brings new experiences and perspectives. Building relationships based on trust, mutual respect, and nurturing in a safe environment is crucial for children. I wanted to inspire and pave the way for inclusive practices for all, regardless of abilities, age, race, or gender.

Throughout my time in the sector, I have learned that children are capable and possess the ability to make choices about their future, learning, and autonomy. Children are inquisitive and natural learners. I am guided by play-based learning, which provides opportunities for children to engage all their senses in exploring the world around them and discovering themselves.

At Community Kids Griffith, we have a dedicated, passionate team of educators and teachers committed to providing quality care and education to all children. Our qualified educators and teachers offer rich, curriculum-based learning through play and intentional teachings, allowing children to carve out their own learning journey. This approach supports children’s social, cognitive, gross, and fine motor skills. We continually seek ways to improve our practices, deepen relationships with families, and collaborate with the broader community to provide meaningful experiences for the children.

I look forward to welcoming your family into our Griffith childcare centre.

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Our innovative early learning programs

At our early learning centre in Griffith, our play-based curriculum is guided by the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF), supporting children to learn through play, exploration and discovery.

Sustainability

Our sustainability activities involve community involvement through our local council, along with a robust reduce, reuse, and recycle program currently running in the Preschool and Junior Preschool rooms. These initiatives teach children the importance of environmental responsibility and community engagement.

Community engagement

Children and educators are actively involved with families and the wider community through regular art activities led by local artist Robert Salone. These creative arts programs embed Indigenous perspectives and enhance knowledge of Indigenous art styles.

Social and emotional learning

Children develop a strong sense of identity as they feel safe, secure and supported, building confidence, resilience and a positive sense of self. Through group activities, conversations and play, children learn to interact with others with care, empathy and respect, building positive relationships and friendships.

Language and early literacy

Children develop early literacy through storytelling, books, songs and meaningful conversations. Educators support children to explore language in many forms, including speaking, listening, viewing, drawing and writing, while building confidence communicating with others.

Age-appropriate Early Learning

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0-2 year

Nursery

Nursery

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0-2 year

We have two separate nursery rooms, each designed to support intentional and responsive play-based learning through sensory experiences and age-appropriate activities.

In Nursery 1, the focus is on creating respectful relationships and building a circle of trust and security. In Nursery 2, educators continue building safe and secure relationships while supporting each child’s learning journey through their interests and rapidly changing development.

In our nursery rooms, children are encouraged to:

  • Build safe, secure and respectful relationships with educators
  • Explore through sensory experiences and responsive play
  • Begin their learning journey through their interests
  • Feel settled, supported and confident as they grow
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Our toddler room is set up for intentional play-based learning, with spaces that support children to explore using their whole bodies, senses and the environment around them.

Educators support children to expand their vocabulary, develop verbal skills and follow their interests as they continue their learning journey. The room also provides a welcoming environment for children to socialise and form friendships.

In this room, children are encouraged to:

  • Build vocabulary and verbal communication skills
  • Explore through sensory, whole-body play
  • Follow their interests through play-based learning
  • Socialise, connect and form friendships
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3-4 years

3-year-old Preschool

3-year-old Preschool

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3-4 years

In our 3-year-old Preschool room, the focus is on self-regulation, emotional development and helping children feel heard, valued and supported.

Through ongoing projects and a curriculum tailored to each child’s learning and development needs, educators support children’s enthusiasm, motivation and willingness to learn. This is also an important stage for building self-help skills.

In this room, children are encouraged to:

  • Develop self-regulation and emotional confidence
  • Feel heard, valued and supported
  • Learn through ongoing projects tailored to their needs
  • Build self-help skills and independence
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4-5 years

4-year-old Preschool

4-year-old Preschool

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4-5 years

In our 4-year-old Preschool room, children take part in ongoing projects and play-based activities that build on their interests and prepare them for school.

The program incorporates maths, science and sustainability in a supportive learning environment. Through structured learning experiences, children build the skills they need for a successful transition to school and beyond.

In this room, children are encouraged to:

  • Explore literacy, math, science and sustainability through play
  • Build on their interests through ongoing projects
  • Take part in structured learning experiences
  • Develop confidence and skills for school and beyond

What a typical day looks like for your child

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Arrival at the centre

Your child will be welcomed by our team of educators, who will ensure the morning transition from home to centre goes as smoothly as possible. On arrival, share information about your child’s specific needs for the day.

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Mealtimes

Our centre chefs prepare a nutritious menu for your child to sit down and eat. This is a great time for everyone to share stories from the day. Educators model healthy eating practices, social behaviours and support children’s growing independence with mealtime routines.

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Infant care

If you have an infant, we spend one-on-one time with them to establish a connection. Educators talk gently and respond to babies’ cues. We use songs, games, and conversations to strengthen relationships and build language skills.

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Play-based learning

Your child is naturally curious. They want to learn and explore, which is why we teach through play-based learning. It supports language, motor skills, memory, emotions and social relationships. Educators plan play-based learning experiences based on children’s interests and goals.

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Sleep, rest and relaxation

We match routines to your child’s individual needs. Opportunities for rest and relaxation help make them feel safe. Play-based learning experiences are provided for older children who no longer don’t sleep in centre.

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Heading home

As your child prepares to head home, this is your opportunity to speak with our friendly educators about your child’s day and everything they learnt. We look forward to welcoming you back tomorrow.

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Fees

The Child Care Subsidy can reduce your daily out-of-pocket fee by up to 95% depending on your family’s entitlements.

Nursery

0 – 2 years

$189.70/day

Toddler

2 – 4 years

$184.30/day

Preschool

4 – 5 years

$180.55/day

Step 1: Family Information & Financial State

Child Care Subsidy Estimator

Discover how much child care subsidy you may be entitled to by entering the fields below.

**1-4 days = 12 hour sessions, 5 days = 100 hours

Changes to CCS – The 3-Day Guarantee (Starting 5th January 2026)

The Australian Government is replacing the Child Care Subsidy (CCS) Activity Test from 5th January 2026, to provide a min. 72 hours per fortnight or 3 days per week of subsidised early childhood education and care (ECEC) for eligible families.

2026 3-Day Guarantee

From 5th January 2026, based on the information you have entered, here's an estimate of your CCS entitlements and your out-of-pocket costs.

Total Fees

$0.00

Estimated CCS Fee Subsidy

$0.00

Preschool/Preschool Subsidy

$0.00

Out of Pocket Cost (what you pay)

$0.00

Matrix Out of Pocket Cost

Is your CCS working for you? Check the out-of-pocket cost matrix per child against session lengths and weekly days below. Please note: The table in the matrix only shows out-of-pocket costs after CCS (Child Care Subsidy).

Child 1 1 Day 2 Days 3 Days 4 Days 5 Days

*Kindergarten/preschool subsidy applied: $0.00

What our families say

4.2(9 reviews)
Source: Google Business Profile. Reviews are correct at the time of accessing this webpage.

Tash McCormack

Community kids Griffith have been amazing with helping my little one transition to daycare. I trust them fully with caring for my now 10 month old. They have helped majorly with my baby’s eating and sleeping and they always go above and beyond to…. See more Community kids Griffith have been amazing with helping my little one transition to daycare. I trust them fully with caring for my now 10 month old. They have helped majorly with my baby’s eating and sleeping and they always go above and beyond to make sure she is comfortable whilst she is their. Being a first time mum I was scared putting my child into daycare but they made the transition so easy and we’re so so helpful.

LB

My son has learnt so much attending community kids. He has built quality relationships with his peers and educators. The educators are extremely caring and highly skilled. I have always been happy with the centre. The meals are nutritious and…. See more My son has learnt so much attending community kids. He has built quality relationships with his peers and educators. The educators are extremely caring and highly skilled. I have always been happy with the centre. The meals are nutritious and constantly changing to add variety.

Emma Wilson

The team at CK have gone above and beyond to support my kids (and I) through out their early years. We consider our CK educators a part of the family in my home ❤️

Angela Gowans

Great friendly and helpful staff , they go the extra mile to really help your children have a great learning and feel safe in their enviroment and always willing to help you with your childs needs .

B Crooky

Friendly and dedicated staff, great facilities. All three of my kids loved their time at this centre.

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Frequently asked questions

A centre tour is a convenient way to experience the childcare centre of your choice and meet with our qualified educators at a time that is suitable for your family’s schedule. Click here to book a tour online.

On the day of the tour, you can observe practices and interactions within the centre environment. You’ll be able to see all the rooms and playgrounds, ask the team members any questions you have in mind, and get all the information you need to make the best decision for your child.

Enrolling is simple, and our Family Support Team will guide you through each step.

First, find your local centre and book a tour so you can meet the team and explore the learning environment. If the centre is the right fit and a place is available, you’ll receive an enrolment offer for your child. If a place is not currently available in your child’s age group, we can add your child to the waitlist and keep you updated.

To finalise your enrolment, you’ll complete an online enrolment form through a secure link sent by our Family Support Team. You’ll also need to provide key details and documents, including your child’s birth certificate, Medicare details, immunisation history statement and, if eligible, your Child Care Subsidy details.

Before your child’s first day, you may be invited to attend a Stay and Play session. This gives your child time to explore the centre, meet their educators, and start feeling comfortable in their new environment. Once your paperwork is complete, your child is ready to start their early learning journey with us.

Read our step-by-step guide on how to enrol here.

Starting child care is a big milestone, and a little preparation can help your child feel more comfortable and confident.

Before your child’s first day, you can talk positively about their new centre, explain what their day might look like, and practise small routines such as packing their bag, saying goodbye, washing hands and sitting down for meals. You may also like to visit the centre with your child, meet their educators and ask our team about what to bring on the first day.

When your child starts, our educators will take the time to get to know your child’s routine, interests, comfort items and individual needs. Settling in looks different for every child, so we work closely with families to help children feel safe, supported and ready to learn.

Learn more about our Settling-in Program.

Most of our child care and early education centres offer nappies and wipes, sunscreen and hats, as well as nutritious meals prepared by our in-house cook. Some centres also provide sheets and formula, so you may not need to remember to pack them.

For nursery children, be sure to bring: nappy rash cream, dummies, bottles and teats, comfort toys or blankets, three spare outfits and spare socks.

For toddlers and preschool or kindergarten-aged children, it’s best to bring: spare underwear, water bottle or sippy cup, sun hat, closed-toe shoes, two spare outfits and spare socks.

Plus, anything else your individual child may need, such as breast milk, a sleeping bag, a comforter or medication.

It’s best to speak to your centre of choice for a full list of everything included.

Community Kids uses Xplor Home as our family communication app. It is the best and easiest way to keep track of your child’s day.

After you enrol your child with the centre, you can utilise Xplor Home to book child care days, manage your account, receive the photographs that capture your child’s learning, learn about your child’s progress, as well as keep up-to-date with upcoming centre events and important information.

If your child shows signs of an infectious illness when they arrive at the centre or becomes sick during the day, you may be notified that you need to make alternative arrangements or pick up your child from the centre and keep them home until they are no longer infectious. While we understand that this can be inconvenient, Community Kids is committed to maintaining a healthy environment and reducing the risk of infection for all children.

Under the Child Care Subsidy (CCS), families are allowed 42 absence days per child, per financial year. These can be taken for any reason, including public holidays and when children are sick, without requiring families to provide documentation.

Contact us

We look forward to welcoming your family.