The Prep School is a boutique centre, catering for 15 children a day. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.
With one on one interaction a priority, our team are passionate about building safe & secure relationships with your little ones to ensure that their emotional needs are always met. Our uniqueness comes from our ability to create relationships, programs and experiences tailored to all of the beautiful children in our care each day.
Our team are passionate, skilled and dedicated to providing beau
tiful, engaging and rich play based learning experiences. The early years are an exciting period of discovery and learning and our family centred approach acknowledges your child's need to explore and experiment as they become self-confident, independent learners.
Our educational programs are fluid documents that change depending on your child's needs. Our learning is guided by the Early Years Learning Framework and focuses on the following areas of development:
Creative Development
Physical Development
Knowledge and Understanding of the World
Problem Solving, Reasoning and Numeracy
Communication, Language and Literacy
Personal, Social and Emotional Development
We are open to care for and educate your child 49 weeks per year from 7.30am to 6pm, Monday to Friday and closed on Public Holidays.
Our children are provided with seasonal and nutritious snacks for morning and afternoon tea, in line with the NSW Government health initiative "Munch and Move"
With designer built spaces, The Prep School Double Bay is a light, bright and natural learning environment that maximises your child's curiosity so that we are able to focus on your child's interests, strengths and individual needs.
Our team pride themselves on providing a space reflective of the children learning within it, and an appreciation for nature, community and creativity.
We welcome flexible, no obligation walk throughs and our amazing team are passionate about answering any questions you might have.
The Prep School Double Bay acknowledge the traditional owners of this land, the Cadigal clan of the Eora nation and we and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture.
