Long Day Care (LDC)

At LCCC we believe it is critical to develop secure attachments from the beginning with your child, in order to form a strong sense of self to then build secure relationships throughout their lives.

Our culturally diverse, experienced educators have the knowledge to develop a nurturing relationship with your child and are able to meet the individual needs of your family and child.

Our warm, homely, physical environment accommodates your child’s individuality and fosters lifelong learning.  We take our time ensuring the settling in experience is positive and reassuring for parents.   We work with families to promote the importance of having high expectations for their child.

Your child will benefit from interest led, play-based learning and inclusive curriculum as part of the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF), the national framework for early learning and a key component of the Australian Government’s National Quality Framework for early childhood education and care. We also pride ourselves on delivering our best-in-class curriculum with a focus on the social and emotional well-being of your child.

In all the rooms we provide a nurturing, engaging and stimulating education and care environment. We place high importance on our curriculum, our diverse educators and natural environments, sustainable outdoor facilities, linked with the wider community that encourages children to learn and grow.

Early Learning environments encourage and support:

• Brain development: Warm, responsive interactions help build strong neural connections that support learning, memory, and emotional development.
• Builds secure relationships: Consistent, caring educators help children feel safe, valued, and confident to explore their environment.
• Develops social skills: Children begin learning to interact with others, share attention, take turns, and build early friendships.
• Encourages language development: Talking, singing, reading, and everyday conversations help children develop communication skills, vocabulary, and understanding.
• Promotes emotional wellbeing: Children learn to recognise emotions, develop self-regulation, and build resilience with support from trusted adults.
• Supports physical development: Active play strengthens gross motor skills such as crawling, walking, climbing, and running, while activities like stacking blocks, drawing, and self-feeding develop fine motor skills.
• Encourages curiosity and exploration: Sensory play, music, nature experiences, and hands-on activities inspire children to investigate and learn about the world around them.
• Establishes healthy routines: Regular mealtimes, rest, play, and hygiene routines help children feel secure and develop independence.
• Supports school readiness: Early experiences help children develop confidence, communication, independence, and social skills that prepare them for kindergarten and later learning.
• Partners with families: Educators work closely with families to support each child’s individual development, interests, and cultural background.

For more information, enquire below and we can arrange a tour of our service and answer any questions you may have.

Fees:
$149 per day

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