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FiRST is all about children being children

FiRSTE Early Learning operates five centres across Melbourne and all services are carefully designed and created to provide high quality education for children aged 6 weeks to 5 years.

We understand that the first 5 years of every child’s development and learning is of the upmost importance. We provide enthusiastic, qualified, experienced and loving educators together with Bachelor qualified kindergarten teachers that deliver the steps needed for quality educational curriculums to build and prepare your child for the next stages in their lives.

At FiRST, we lay the steppingstones to nurture, build and develop secure and trusting relationships with our little learners and families.

Every change, growth and milestone are celebrated and encouraged. Our environments are safe and stimulating, mixed with natural materials to offer the children exciting play spaces where they can build their creative thoughts and imaginations.

No matter what age and ability your child is when they take their first steps into our classrooms, FiRST ensures that every child and family will feel welcome and happy in our home away from home environment.

Our educators understand each child as an individual with a range of needs, wants, interests, abilities and languages.

FiRST will provide, encourage and further develop your child’s interests, ideas, theories, needs, sense of self and engage with your child in helping them to become the best they can be.

We offer swimming lessons, bush kinder, library visits, yoga, music, science, cooking, intergenerational visits with our older friends and much more.

We would love to invite you in to view our beautiful centre and chat about everything we have to offer.

Email: info@fel.vic.edu.au or call Pakenham on 5922 2040.

Pakenham / Frankston South / Endeavour Hills/ Hastings.

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