Exploring Tree Early Learning

Exploring Tree Early Learning The moment you walk through our doors you will experience early childhood education as you have never seen, heard or felt it before. Read More.

Exploring Tree are high quality, inclusive, inspirational, invigorating, Christian, early learning centres 🌳✨

📍Macarthur
📍Oran Park
📍Cobbitty
📍Macarthur Out Of School Hours Care (OOSHC) The attention to detail in our centres are unsurpassed. Our playgrounds are special and incorporate natural play spaces, with endless opportunities for exploration and imaginative play. There is an open, relaxe

d atmosphere where we cater for each child's intellectual, aesthetic, ethical, social, emotional and physical development, for the best start to education cradled in a Christian environment. We aim to create a stimulating, attractive, supportive and responsible environment which is conducive to learning. Exploring Tree Centers are inspired by a range of perspectives and approaches to early childhood education that are innovative, inclusive and invigorating. We hold that children are strong, capable and resilient; rich with wonder and knowledge and flourish in all their diversities and differences. Every child brings with them deep curiosity and potential that drives all kinds of possibilities to understand their world and their place within it. We have designed our centres through consultation with children, families, educators, early childhood experts, the National Quality Standard and Early Years Learning Framework. The opportunities for your child include: arts, music, numeracy and literacy languages, technology, and sustainability education. Our interest and concern for your child is foremost at all times, so please feel free to speak with staff at any time. We believe that every child is a miracle from God. As such, we strive for each child to be treated as such, in an environment which upholds Christian values. We want every child to know that God loves them unconditionally and has a special purpose for their life. Children benefit from a close understanding between centre educators and families in the nurturing process. Our educators recognise the importance of families being the primary influence in their child's life and therefore strive to continually develop and maintain close links with the home and family. We encourage family participation in all areas of the program according to their individual needs, interests and opportunities. Families are encouraged, by newsletters and direct discussion, to form a close association with the centre. We encourage family involvement in events and meetings. Please see any of our educators if you would like to be more involved in any way. The centres have a high level security and surveillance system in every room, which ensures peace of mind. All visitors must enter through our reception area, and access to the classrooms is impossible without our staff. Exploring Tree centres are fully registered, licensed and accredited, and meets the requirements of Camden Council, the Department of Community Services, and the Board of Fire Commissioners.

02/08/2026
06/07/2026

🌍 Around the world, one sculpture at a time.
Our Sculpture by the Tree day at Exploring Tree Macarthur was one to remember.

This year’s theme was the Seven Wonders of the World, and our children worked alongside their educators to build famous landmarks using sticks, leaves, bark, rocks, and other treasures they found in nature.

Every group had their own ideas. Some built tall. Some focused on the little details. Seeing each creation come together was something special.

More than anything, it was wonderful to watch our children work as a team, share ideas, and feel proud of what they made together.

A big thank you to our children, educators, and families for being part of another special Sculpture by the Tree.

Which landmark would you recognise first?

Exploring Tree are proud to support future educators as they follow this rewarding career path.
26/06/2026

Exploring Tree are proud to support future educators as they follow this rewarding career path.

Three students from Mount Annan High School got their first real look at life in Early Childhood Education and Care, spending the day at a local service as part of the 'A Day in the Life' program.

Over the next month, 20 students from 7 Southwest Sydney schools will get the same opportunity - a chance to step inside an early childhood setting and see what the work actually looks like.

Students spend time observing educators and children as the day unfolds, helping with morning tea, joining in arts and crafts, story time, and meal supervision. They also learn about the different career pathways the sector offers, so they can start to work out whether Early Childhood Education and Care is the right direction for them.

For many, it's the first time they've seen the role from the inside - and for some, it could be the start of a career shaping the lives of young children.

26/06/2026

Some of the best creative moments happen when little hands are busy exploring. The mess, the different materials, the trying, the changing of ideas that’s where the magic happens. 💛

🌱Sculpture by the Tree is a special day where children use nature to create something amazing.They can build, explore, i...
15/06/2026

🌱Sculpture by the Tree is a special day where children use nature to create something amazing.
They can build, explore, imagine, and share their ideas with friends.
Most of all, they get to feel proud and say, “I made that!”

📅 Event Dates
🌿 Oran Park — Friday 19 June
🌿 Cobbitty — Friday 26 June
🌿 Macarthur — Friday 3 July
We can’t wait to see what our little creators make this year.

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14/06/2026
Join us in honouring National Reconciliation Week-a time for reflection, learning, and unity between Aboriginal and Torr...
29/05/2026

Join us in honouring National Reconciliation Week-a time for reflection, learning, and unity between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and all Australians.
The Sea of Hearts movement began as a powerful symbol of support for reconciliation and recognition. Each heart represents a shared commitment to respect, truth, and a more just future.
Together, they form a "sea" of voices calling for understanding, healing, and change.
This week, we stand together to acknowledge the past, celebrate the strength and resilience of First Nations cultures, and take meaningful steps toward reconciliation.

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Cobbitty, NSW

Opening Hours

Monday 6:30am - 6:30pm
Tuesday 6:30am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 6:30am - 6:30pm
Thursday 6:30am - 6:30pm
Friday 6:30am - 6:30pm

Telephone

+61246296796

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