Tall Tree Early Learning - Subiaco

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🌻 Remembering Aabis: A Celebration of Love, Life and Community 🌻On 26 August, our Tall Tree Subiaco community came toget...
29/08/2026

🌻 Remembering Aabis: A Celebration of Love, Life and Community 🌻

On 26 August, our Tall Tree Subiaco community came together to honour and celebrate the short but beautiful life of Aabis — a precious little girl who touched the hearts of so many in our community.

Aabis was deeply loved by her family, educators and the children who shared their days with her. On this special day, Aabis’ family, children and educators came together to remember her with love. We sang Happy Birthday together, shared precious moments and celebrated the beautiful little person she was. 💛

The children and educators wore yellow, inspired by the sunflower — a flower that Aabis’ family lovingly associates with her. Like a sunflower, Aabis brought warmth, brightness and love into the lives of those around her. 🌻

We are incredibly grateful to Aabis’ family for allowing us to share this special time with our Tall Tree community and to remember Aabis together.

As part of remembering Aabis, we are also sharing the important message “Influenza is not just the flu.” Aabis’ family had booked an influenza vaccination appointment for her on 5 May. Sadly, she became unwell in the days before her appointment.

We share this information to raise awareness and encourage conversations about influenza vaccination and the ways we can help protect our children, families, educators and wider community.

Influenza can be a serious illness, particularly for young children. We encourage families to speak with their GP or healthcare professional about influenza vaccination and what is recommended for their child.

Today, we remember Aabis with love, gratitude and a commitment to caring for one another. 🌻💛

Forever loved. Forever remembered.

📚✨ Book Week in Action at Tall Tree Subiaco! ✨📚What a wonderful Book Week it has been! Our children have been celebratin...
28/08/2026

📚✨ Book Week in Action at Tall Tree Subiaco! ✨📚

What a wonderful Book Week it has been! Our children have been celebrating their love of books through imaginative dress-ups, engaging learning experiences, and plenty of special moments shared with educators and friends. 💛

At Tall Tree Subiaco, we believe that a love of reading begins in the early years. Through stories, songs, conversations and shared reading experiences, we create meaningful opportunities for children to develop their language, communication, imagination and early literacy skills — all while having fun! 🌱📖

Our reading-mat sessions have been a particular highlight, giving children the opportunity to explore stories together, listen, talk, ask questions and share their ideas in a warm and supportive environment.

A very special thank you to our wonderful Tall Tree families who generously donated books to help support children and families with limited access to learning resources. Your generosity helps us build a stronger, more inclusive community where every child can discover the joy of books. 💛📚

While Book Week may be coming to an end, our love of books never stops! 🌟 We’ll continue creating opportunities for children to discover new stories, explore their imaginations and develop a lifelong love of reading throughout the year.

📖 Come and discover the Tall Tree difference at Subiaco, where every story can inspire a little imagination and every child is encouraged to grow, learn and shine. 🌳✨

Science Week at Tall Tree Subiaco!Our Oak Room children were invited to become curious scientists during Science Week, e...
21/08/2026

Science Week at Tall Tree Subiaco!

Our Oak Room children were invited to become curious scientists during Science Week, exploring a series of fun and engaging experiments designed to spark wonder, encourage questions and help children discover how the world around them works!

Through hands-on experiences, the children explored colour mixing, rainbow walking water and celery colour experiments, making predictions, observing changes and sharing their ideas with educators and peers. They also explored the exciting reaction behind a volcano experiment, discovering how different materials can interact and create surprising results!

These experiences encouraged children to observe, investigate, experiment and problem-solve, while developing their natural curiosity and confidence as young learners. Most importantly, we loved seeing the children’s excitement as they discovered that science can be found everywhere!

At Tall Tree Subiaco, we believe that when children are given opportunities to explore through hands-on experiences, they develop a deeper understanding of their world and a lifelong love of learning.

EYLF Learning Outcomes:
Outcome 4 – Children are confident and involved learners
Outcome 5 – Children are effective communicators

Book Week at Tall Tree Subiaco! We are excited and ready to celebrate Book Week at Tall Tree Subiaco, and we warmly invi...
21/08/2026

Book Week at Tall Tree Subiaco!

We are excited and ready to celebrate Book Week at Tall Tree Subiaco, and we warmly invite all our families to join us in fostering a lifelong love of reading!

Families are invited to:
- Bring your child’s favourite book to share and read with their peers
- Dress up as a favourite book character
- Donate a book to help children who may not have enough access to books and reading resources

Throughout Book Week, our educators will invite children to participate in special Book Week experiences, filled with engaging stories, shared reading and opportunities to explore the joy of books together.

These experiences support children’s early literacy development, imagination, vocabulary and communication skills, while encouraging children to connect, share ideas and develop a deeper appreciation for stories.

Together, we can make reading a joyful, meaningful and inclusive experience for every child.

EYLF Connection: Learning Outcome 5 – Children are effective communicators, as children engage with stories, develop language and literacy skills, and share their ideas and experiences with others.

Kaya Subiaco Families,As the new season began on 1 August, the children also embarked on a new learning journey inspired...
07/08/2026

Kaya Subiaco Families,

As the new season began on 1 August, the children also embarked on a new learning journey inspired by the Indigenous seasonal calendar. This season celebrates one of the world's oldest living cultures and marks a time of nesting and blooming in the natural environment.

Throughout a range of play-based learning experiences, the children explored native birds, plants, and the changes they can observe in nature. These experiences encouraged curiosity, respect for Country, and a deeper appreciation of the local environment and the rich knowledge shared through Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives.

Kyah Subiaco families,Children across our service have taken part in meaningful experiences that support the development...
07/08/2026

Kyah Subiaco families,

Children across our service have taken part in meaningful experiences that support the development of lifelong oral health habits. Through engaging storytelling, hands-on experiences, and shared discussions, children explored the importance of oral health and hygiene practices while developing curiosity and understanding around caring for their teeth and overall wellbeing.

It has been wonderful to see children actively participate, ask questions, and build healthy habits through play-based learning experiences.

🎶 Music, Movement and Joy in Our Willow Room 🎶Our youngest learners in the Willow Room love coming together for our morn...
28/07/2026

🎶 Music, Movement and Joy in Our Willow Room 🎶

Our youngest learners in the Willow Room love coming together for our morning mat sessions!

These special moments include singing songs, exploring music, and experimenting with simple musical instruments such as shakers and drum sticks. Through music, children are encouraged to explore different sounds and rhythms, and actively participate in the group experience.

These joyful experiences support children's communication, listening skills, confidence, coordination, and sense of belonging, while fostering a lifelong love of music and learning.

💚 Every song, every shake, and every smile is an important step in their learning journey.

🌱 Growing More Than Just Plants at Tall Tree Early Learning Subiaco 🌱Kaya, Subiaco families! 💚Over the past few weeks, o...
28/07/2026

🌱 Growing More Than Just Plants at Tall Tree Early Learning Subiaco 🌱

Kaya, Subiaco families! 💚

Over the past few weeks, our Kindy children have been immersed in a meaningful gardening project. Through hands-on experiences, they have planted seeds, cared for their growing plants, and watched them flourish in our learning environment.

At Tall Tree Early Learning Subiaco, we believe that the experiences children have in their early years help shape their lifelong interests, confidence, and connection to the world around them. Gardening teaches so much more than how plants grow—it nurtures curiosity, responsibility, patience, and respect for nature.

Watching our Oak children care for their little garden has been a wonderful reminder that, just like plants, children thrive when they are given time, encouragement, and the right environment to grow.

We are proud to create meaningful learning experiences that inspire children to become caring, capable, and curious learners.

🌿 Come and discover how we nurture young minds and help children grow every day.

Together, let's build a strong, connected community where every child can thrive.

Kaya Subiaco Families,Books are an important part of our learning environment and are available to children throughout t...
20/07/2026

Kaya Subiaco Families,

Books are an important part of our learning environment and are available to children throughout the day. We believe that books are much more than a tool for developing early literacy—they inspire curiosity, spark imagination, support emotional wellbeing, and encourage meaningful conversations.

Children enjoy reading independently, sharing stories with their peers, or sitting with an educator to explore a favourite book together. We also use books as provocations for open-ended art experiences, dramatic play, investigations, and project work, allowing children to express their ideas and extend their learning in creative ways.

Our cosy reading spaces provide children with a quiet place to slow down, relax, and self-regulate. Whether they are looking for a moment of calm, a familiar story, or simply a peaceful space, books offer comfort while supporting language, emotional development, and a lifelong love of reading.

To ensure our library remains engaging and relevant, we regularly rotate and add a wide range of books that reflect children's interests, cultures, current projects, and the diverse world around them. As part of learning to care for our shared resources, children are encouraged to handle books with respect. If a book becomes damaged, educators work alongside the children to repair it using sticky tape, helping them understand that resources are valuable and that together we can care for and extend their life.

Through these everyday experiences, children develop literacy skills, communication, empathy, creativity, responsibility, and a genuine appreciation for books that will support their learning for years to come.

Kaya Subiaco Families,At Tall Tree, we value the rich learning opportunities that natural resources provide. As part of ...
20/07/2026

Kaya Subiaco Families,

At Tall Tree, we value the rich learning opportunities that natural resources provide. As part of our philosophy, we encourage children to connect with nature through hands-on, play-based experiences that foster curiosity, creativity, and respect for the environment.

Our children explored a variety of natural materials, including sticks, leaves, bark, seed pods, stones, flowers, and sand, using them to create, build, investigate, and express their ideas. Open-ended natural resources invite children to think creatively, solve problems, and use their imagination, as there is no right or wrong way to play.

Through these experiences, the children developed their fine motor skills, communication, collaboration, and critical thinking while deepening their appreciation for the natural world. They also learned the importance of caring for our environment by valuing and respectfully using the resources that nature provides.

By embracing natural materials in our everyday learning, we are nurturing confident, capable, and environmentally responsible children who develop a lifelong connection with nature.

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285 Roberts Road (corner Townshend)
Perth, WA
6008

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Monday 7am - 6pm
Tuesday 7am - 6pm
Wednesday 7am - 6pm
Thursday 7am - 6pm
Friday 7am - 6pm

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