Curiosity is their curriculum.
Three-year-olds are natural researchers. The Green Room delivers Victoria's funded 3-year-old kinder programme inside long-day care — at no additional cost to families.
Victorian Government Approved
3-Year-Old Funded Kinder — included in your long-day care.
Eligible children attend 5–15 hours of funded kinder per week at no additional charge. Ask Pina about your child’s eligibility when you book a tour.
Where play and learning are the same thing.
Early Problem-Solving Through Play
Provocations, investigations and open-ended materials invite children to hypothesise, test and reflect — the scientific method disguised as play.
Emotional Development
Three-year-olds are learning to name feelings, regulate responses and navigate friendships. Educators guide this with patience and consistent language.
Early Literacy & Numeracy
Storybooks, mark-making, counting collections and pattern play build the foundations of reading, writing and maths — through natural, joyful experiences.
Incursions & Bush Kinder
Visiting educators, nature excursions and Bush Kinder sessions bring the curriculum outside and connect children with their community and environment.
Investigators. Builders. Storytellers.
The Green Room runs the Victorian Government’s funded pre-kinder programme inside our long-day care — which means families receive the full benefit of a structured kinder curriculum without moving their child between services.
Children investigate the world through projects, provocations and guided discovery. Literacy and numeracy are embedded in natural experiences — counting fruit at morning tea, making marks in the sand tray, listening to stories with rich vocabulary.
Our educators work with allied health professionals — occupational therapists, speech therapists and community health teams — to support children who benefit from early intervention. Families are involved at every step.
Contact us today & get your children on track.
Tours run weekday mornings around 9 a.m. — Pina or Sim will walk you through themselves.