Welcome to Roseville Kindergarten
Roseville Kindergarten is a licensed multicultural Centre catering for up to 40 children aged between 3-6 years for 2-5 days per week. We provide a welcoming, safe and stimulating environment where children can become active learners, exploring and learning through a wide variety of experiences and activities each day.
We provide a varied program for all children based on the children’s interests, observations and family input. The Centre’s program incorporates the Emergent Curriculum and the Early Years Learning Framework. At our Centre we encourage family input into the program and believe in creating a strong link between the home and the Centre. The Centre has been assessed under the current National Quality Standards.
We have 2 classrooms in the Centre and each class is run by experienced and qualified Early Childhood Educators.
Please call to make an appointment to come in, meet us and see our Centre.
Eikoh Seminar Australia, which comprises of West Ryde Long Day Care Centre, Normanhurst Child Care Centre, St Ives Chase Kindergarten and Roseville Kindergarten is committed to the effective implementation of our Child Safe Policy and the NSW Child Safe Standards, ensuring that the policy is appropriately reviewed and updated. As Early Childhood Education and Care services we are committed to ensuring that the children in our care are protected and their rights are respected and valued. Our aim is to ensure that all children feel safe, secure and supported within our learning environments and that educators are aware of their obligations and responsibilities in relation to child safety, ensuring that we provide a child safe environment for the children in which they are able to confidently express themselves and feel respected and listened to.
Fees and Availability
✅ Enrolments Open for 2025
From 1st January 2025:
Pre-School Hours:
9.00am - 3.00pm
$130.00 a day per child
Long Day Care Hours:
8.00am - 5.30pm
$160.00 a day per child
Includes:
Afternoon Tea, Education Programs
Current Fees in 2024:
Pre-School Hours:
9.00am - 3.00pm
$128.00 a day per child
Long Day Care Hours:
8.00am - 5.30pm
$158.00 a day per child
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Our Centre
Roseville Kindergarten is a licensed multicultural Centre catering for up to 40 children aged between 3-5 years. We provide a varied program for all children based on the children’s interest, observations and family input.
About Us
Roseville Kindergarten is dedicated to the highest quality developmental care and education possible for each child which is supported by a team of qualified and experienced early childhood professionals,
Info For Parents
Please visit this page to read Roseville Kindergarten's information for parents. This includes existing parents, new enrollments as well as answers to other frequently asked questions.
Contact Us
Roseville Kindergarten
15 Shirley Road
Roseville NSW 2069
Phone: 02 9416 3002
Is there a more quintessential childhood memory than making mud pies? 🥧The children from both our 3-4 and 4-5 year old classes have thoroughly enjoyed playing with in the mud kitchen, making potions, pies and stews. They are experimenting with cause and effect, testing their theories and engaging in discovery play. Mud play is about messy fun and engages all the senses! What a wonderful addition to our playground. ... See MoreSee Less
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Please call 9416 3002 to book a tour of the preschool. ... See MoreSee Less
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As we have been working through the stages of drawing with the children, we have moved toward representational drawings and interpretations. These talented preschoolers have been studying flowers closely, looking for shape, patterns, colours, size. They were then invited to sketch their ideas and chose the colours needed to create these masterpieces. 🎨 ... See MoreSee Less
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As we strive to provide a program that is relevant to the children and families interests and lives outside of the preschool we take inspiration from the children’s activities within their family context and community. A lot of our families have been celebrating the Chinese celebration of the Moon Festival, or Mid-Autumn Festival, and shared exciting stories of the adventures and celebrations that they have had with their families. The Moon Festival is the second grandest festival in Chinese culture, after Lunar New Year. To celebrate, the children have been invited to the Roseville Kindy Yum Cha Restaurant 🥮🥮🥮🥟🥟🥟 ... See MoreSee Less
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The children’s Open Air Art Gallery. Masterpieces created by preschoolers repurposing packing materials. Showing for a limited time 👩🎨🧑🎨🎨🖌️🖼️ ... See MoreSee Less
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Last night all of our teachers joined with the teachers of St.Ives Chase Kindergarten to update our CPR training, ensuring we can all act in an emergency #professionaldevelopment #safetyfirst #CommunityConnection ... See MoreSee Less
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As we continue to learn about the D’harawal calendar and the season of Ngooungi the children have been invited to explore the fauna of the area, in particular the Waratah flower, a symbol of the Ngooungi season. ... See MoreSee Less
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We have been noticing the changes in the weather, but also the changes in our natural environment as we see flowers blooming and hearing more bird calls in the playground. As we talked about these changes we also learnt that in the D’harawal calendar, the Darramuragal people of this area refer to this time of year as Time of Ngoonungi, a time where flying foxes gather and bright red plants called Telopea speciosissima, or the NSW Waratah bloom. We learnt that the D’harawal calendar doesn’t have the four seasons we know about, but rather six that are based on changes in the natural environment, plant life, waterways, and animals. We have been reading this book by Aunty Munya Andrews and Charmaine Ledden-Lewis as in introduction to First Nations seasons. ... See MoreSee Less
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Our vast playground provides the children with many opportunities to explore, discover, and create. The children have undertaken an ongoing project of making wind chimes and hanging beads to add another element of wonder and colour in the playground. ... See MoreSee Less
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Today is Early Childhood Educators’ Day . This day recognises and celebrates the work of Australia’s educators in early learning services for the important role they play in supporting children’s wellbeing, learning and development in the early years. We are proud to be Early Childhood Educators’. ... See MoreSee Less
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Lindfield Public School is having a Parent Info session. ... See MoreSee Less
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We’re excited about the change of seasons and the children are busily working in the Roseville Kindy Florist, sharing their understandings of the world around them; changing seasons and what that means, mathematical understandings as they pay for their floral creations, social understandings as they engage in role play within the classroom 💐💐💐 ... See MoreSee Less
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Starting school can be exciting but also challenging. It can be a major life transition for both children and their families. School readiness is being re-imagined for many families and the early childhood education profession is cheering!
School readiness IS NOT about ...
-Lining up in a straight line.
-Counting to 100.
-Knowing the alphabet.
-Being able to sit on the mat for long periods of time.
What does the research show?
Ready schools + Ready families + Ready early childhood services + Ready communities = READY CHILDREN. (Dockett and Perry, 2014)
Ready children:
-have the learning and development that contribute to their enthusiasm, motivation and ability to learn;
-are supported by positive relationships from their family, preschool, school and community;
-have dispositions for learning such as problem-solving skills and persistence that help them stay focused on learning (Dockett & Perry, 2014). ... See MoreSee Less
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Who wants to come and play in our cozy little home corner? 🏡 ... See MoreSee Less
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I DO!!!! So beautiful😍
National Science Week has inspired lots of STEM based learning at Roseville Kindergarten, starting off with a visit from the scientists from Mad About Science. The children were fascinated to take part in these sessions that encouraged their ability to hypothesize, experiment, and test their theories. ... See MoreSee Less
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