Welcome to Roseville Kindergarten

Welcome to Roseville Kindergarten – A Place for Growth, Learning, and Joy

At Roseville Kindergarten, we’re dedicated to nurturing the potential of every child in a warm and inclusive environment. Our Child Care Subsidy approved Preschool has been serving families since 1992, providing a vibrant and safe space for up to 40 children aged 3 to 6, with flexible scheduling options from 2 to 5 days per week.

Why Choose Roseville Kindergarten?

  • A Trusted Community Hub with Longstanding Leadership
    Our Centre Director, Anna, has been with us since 2002, bringing over 20 years of dedicated experience and leadership. Her commitment and care embody the values that make Roseville Kindergarten a trusted choice for families.
  • Engaging, Child-Centered Learning
    Our approach to education blends the Early Years Learning Framework with the Emergent Curriculum, making every day an exciting opportunity for your child to explore, grow, and learn. Activities are thoughtfully crafted based on children’s interests, educator insights, and family input, ensuring a program that resonates personally with each child.
  • Experienced and Caring Educators
    We have two dedicated classrooms, each led by highly qualified and experienced Early Childhood Educators who bring compassion, skill, and enthusiasm to every lesson. Our team is committed to fostering a strong partnership with families, creating meaningful connections between home and school.
  • Expansive Playground
    Children at Roseville Kindergarten thrive in our large playground, where they can explore, play, and enjoy the outdoors. Our outdoor areas provide ample room for active play, fostering physical development and social skills in a safe, natural setting.

We invite you to come and see what makes Roseville Kindergarten special. Schedule a visit to tour our Centre, meet our caring educators, and discover how we create a foundation for lifelong learning and happiness.

Roseville Kindergarten
Roseville Kindergarten

Fees and Availability

3 - 6 Years

✅ Enrolments Open

Pre-School Hours:
9.00am - 3.00pm
$135.00 a day per child

Long Day Care Hours:
8.00am - 5.30pm
$166.00 a day per child

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4 weeks ago

While engaging in hospital based dramatic play, the children are given the opportunity to explore and express feelings and emotions around what can be a stressful situation. They are encouraged to practice empathy and understand a variety of perspectives through play. 🩺🩻🥼🏥 ... See MoreSee Less

While engaging in hospital based dramatic play, the children are given the opportunity to explore and express feelings and emotions around what can be a stressful situation. They are encouraged to practice empathy and understand a variety of perspectives through play. 🩺🩻🥼🏥Image attachment
1 month ago

Nature based enquiry and experimentation at its finest. How were we going to make a teepee out of these sticks? Did we need rope to tie them together? No, we weaved them together and gravity has helped us. Our teepee is still going strong after a few weeks, becoming the catalyst for a variety of play scenarios. We may have a few future engineers on our hands ⛺️ ... See MoreSee Less

Nature based enquiry and experimentation at its finest. How were we going to make a teepee out of these sticks? Did we need rope to tie them together? No, we weaved them together and gravity has helped us. Our teepee is still going strong after a few weeks, becoming the catalyst for a variety of play scenarios. We may have a few future engineers on our hands ⛺️Image attachmentImage attachment
1 month ago

Perfect weather to be rugged up and enjoying a hot chocolate at the Alpine Cafe ☕️ The children have enjoyed running this cafe and making sure that everyone is warm and fed before they brave the harsh Roseville elements. ... See MoreSee Less

Perfect weather to be rugged up and enjoying a hot chocolate at the Alpine Cafe ☕️ The children have enjoyed running this cafe and making sure that everyone is warm and fed before they brave the harsh Roseville elements.Image attachmentImage attachment+3Image attachment
1 month ago

It’s been cold enough to be snowing on our penguin parade ❄️🌨️🧊 Sensory play takes on many different forms and we love to engage in sensory play. ... See MoreSee Less

It’s been cold enough to be snowing on our penguin parade ❄️🌨️🧊 Sensory play takes on many different forms and we love to engage in sensory play.Image attachment
2 months ago

Can you guess what we are learning about at the moment? 🐧❄️🧊

Repurposing these bottles into penguins has led to discussions about where we find penguins? How do penguins survive the cold weather?
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Can you guess what we are learning about at the moment? 🐧❄️🧊

Repurposing these bottles into penguins has led to discussions about where we find penguins? How do penguins survive the cold weather?

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You guys are awesome. So creative. ❤️

Oh so cute 😍

2 months ago

We’re having a pyjama party in support of The Pyjama Foundation. The Pyjama Foundation was created to help provide children in care with a world of unlimited opportunity, to create positive relationships and instil a love of learning. ... See MoreSee Less

We’re having a pyjama party in support of The Pyjama Foundation. The Pyjama Foundation was created to help provide children in care with a world of unlimited opportunity, to create positive relationships and instil a love of learning.
2 months ago

The cold weather has led to us learning about the animals you would find in cold climates 🐻‍❄️❄️⛄️🧊🌨️ ... See MoreSee Less

The cold weather has led to us learning about the animals you would find in cold climates 🐻‍❄️❄️⛄️🧊🌨️
2 months ago

A strong transition to school program and links to the local schools help children have a smooth start to ‘big school’. Leo, the Lindfield Lion, is visiting us from Lindfield Public School and we are excited to show him what we’ve been up to recently at Roseville Kindergarten 🦁 ... See MoreSee Less

A strong transition to school program and links to the local schools help children have a smooth start to ‘big school’. Leo, the Lindfield Lion, is visiting us from Lindfield Public School and we are excited to show him what we’ve been up to recently at Roseville Kindergarten 🦁
2 months ago

Something as simple as tidying up the drawing table can be turned into a colour sorting activity ✏️🖍️ ... See MoreSee Less

Something as simple as tidying up the drawing table can be turned into a colour sorting activity ✏️🖍️
2 months ago

Inspired by the Dreamtime story, Scaly-tailed Possum and Echidna, the children have used gumnuts and twigs from our garden, as well as clay, to create their own small echidnas 🦔🦔🦔 ... See MoreSee Less

Inspired by the Dreamtime story, Scaly-tailed Possum and Echidna, the children have used gumnuts and twigs from our garden, as well as clay, to create their own small echidnas 🦔🦔🦔
3 months ago

Caution: Fun, sensory based play ahead. This experience was made all the better by the addition of coffee grounds, flour, and oil, engaging multiple senses as the children worked at the building site 🚜🚧 ... See MoreSee Less

Caution: Fun, sensory based play ahead. This experience was made all the better by the addition of coffee grounds, flour, and oil, engaging multiple senses as the children worked at the building site 🚜🚧
3 months ago

We often teach the children about the importance of caring for our friends and people in the our communities. During Reconciliation Week, we are discussing the importance of walking together with the Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander people and having respectful relationships. The theme of Reconciliation Week for 2025 is Bridging Now to Next. ... See MoreSee Less

We often teach the children about the importance of caring for our friends and people in the our communities. During Reconciliation Week, we are discussing the importance of walking together with the Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander people and having respectful relationships. The theme of Reconciliation Week for 2025 is Bridging Now to Next.Image attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment
3 months ago

Some very busy preschoolers have been hard at work, making sure the building is up to code 🧱🏗️🔨🔩🔧🪛 ... See MoreSee Less

Some very busy preschoolers have been hard at work, making sure the building is up to code 🧱🏗️🔨🔩🔧🪛Image attachmentImage attachment

Our exposure to numerals has taken a tactile form 🔢 ... See MoreSee Less

Our exposure to numerals has taken a tactile form 🔢
3 months ago

Lindfield Public School is having an open morning. Be sure to check it out if your child is going to Big School in the coming year 📚✏️ ... See MoreSee Less

Lindfield Public School is having an open morning. Be sure to check it out if your child is going to Big School in the coming year 📚✏️
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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

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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.