Our Facilities

Natural and Diverse

Natural, diverse and challenging spaces help children learn to recognise, assess and negotiate risk and play in imaginative and creative ways.

This helps them improve their language and collaboration skills and build positive relationships with others.

No matter the season, outdoor environments afford unique and abundant opportunities for children to engage in play based learning and sensory activities, which is critical for their developing brains.

Outdoor experiences can provide an opportunity to explore, discover and appreciate the natural world, as well as be active, strengthen fine and gross motor movement skills and test physical limits.

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Let Them Discover Their Wildhood!

We support the concept of “risky play,” further demonstrating our image of the child as capable and competent. We encourage children to take risks and learn to listen to their own body to determine how far they can challenge themselves in a variety of contexts.

Whilst ensuring we create a safe and supportive environment that supports children to take risks within a supportive, emotional climate.

Our centre’s unique outdoor environment will feature sandpits, bike tracks, a water park, notwithstanding our Little Rangers program where they can pat and feed a snake, turtle, and bearded dragons just to name a few.

Sand, water, sticks, leaves, mud and all the beauty of the outdoors will stimulate your child’s imagination as well as their immune system and help them grow into happy, healthy and carefree individuals.

Our Studios

At Mango Hill Early Learning, we provide premium education for children through carefully designed programs based on the Early Years Learning Framework.

Each studio caters to a specific age group and offers a tailored schedule of learning experiences and intentional teaching sessions that promote literacy, numeracy, creativity, and social skills.

6 weeks to 15 months
A nurturing environment fostering secure attachments and positive early development through a flexible indoor/outdoor program.
15 months to 2 years
Encouraging exploration, play, and social interaction while building secure and positive relationships.
2-3years
Supporting emotional regulation and social skills through play-based learning and small group experiences.
3-4 years
Promoting independence and confidence through self-help skills, hands-on nature activities, and outdoor play.
4-6 years
Preparing young minds for school with a focus on social, emotional development, and inquiry-based learning.