Queensway Chapel Nursery

Children ages 0 to 8 are welcome at Queensway Chapel Nursery, a full-service daycare centre.
The nursery has grown and prospered throughout the years with the help of our board of trustees, starting out as a play group at the adjacent church Queensway Chapel.
Children between the ages of three months and eight years old are cared for in the lively, sunny environment hidden behind the modest reception room.
A Christian charity called The Nursery helps families take care of their young children.
For more than 30 years, Queensway Chapel Nursery has provided care and instruction for preschool-aged children in collaboration with their parents.
We are a Christian nonprofit organisation with close ties to Canberra Children Center and Queensway Chapel.
The Childcare and Business Managers are given responsibility for running the nursery on a day-to-day basis.
Children have the chance to play as well as engage in a wide range of activities that are both guided by adults and initiated by children. Play is chosen voluntarily by the kid and is typically very imaginative and creative.
Our nursery's oldest students, ages three to five, who are preparing to enter primary school, reside in the Preschool Room.
We have four skilled staff members who can care for up to twenty-eight youngsters in this room.
The preschool classroom is roomy and open, with room to roam about, build, learn, and play.
The preschool schedule is primarily play-based, with scheduled adult-led sessions to get kids ready for school's Reception class.
The preschool staff also offers a Letters and Sounds programme during term time that focuses on building listening skills and early detection of sounds appropriate for reading. These sessions are brief and focused on extending children's learning and experiences through their interests.
The learning and development of the children who visit our daycare depends on outside play.
Since we firmly believe that there is no such thing as "poor weather," we actively encourage the kids to go outside and explore as much as they can.
The garden is large and split according to age groups.
Each of the three rooms has a private garden area with resources suited to their respective ages.
building intergenerational relationships and empathy abilities.
The nursery has a small supply of extra wellies, waterproof overalls, sunblock, and summer hats.
All children have the right to 15 hours of free nursery school per week during the school year beginning the term after their third birthday.
Additionally, some children aged three and four may be eligible for 30 hours of weekly paid nursery education.
If you need further information, talk to a nursery manager or the administrator. Some two-year-olds may be eligible for 15 hours of subsidised nursery education.