Goodstart Early Learning Noble Park

At Goodstart Noble Park, we love creating engaging learning experiences that inspire creativity, confidence, and connection.

Our 3 and 4-year-old kindergarten children recently enjoyed our annual Squiggle Kids incursion, where they explored music, storytelling, kindness, and collaborative art. Through these hands-on experiences, children develop communication, language, social, cognitive, and fine motor skills while having fun alongside their peers.

A wonderful day of learning, creativity, and friendship!

At Goodstart Noble Park, our children engaged in a range of meaningful experiences as we acknowledged National Sorry Day and celebrated Reconciliation Week.

Through age-appropriate activities, children explored and learned about the rich histories, cultures, and contributions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples. They showed great curiosity and respect while discovering different Aboriginal symbols, discussing their meanings, and creating their own artworks inspired by these important cultural stories and connections.

As part of our Reconciliation Week celebrations, we also participated in Wear it Yellow, raising funds for Children's Ground. Children and educators proudly wore yellow to show their support for First Nations children, families, and communities. Funds raised help support education, health, and community development programs designed and delivered on Country by First Nations people.

“Now more than ever, reconciliation is about strengthening relationships, respect, and opportunities for all Australians.”

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We understand that finding immediate childcare can be an emotional and challenging experience and we are here to help.
Our tour slots are open all week, you are welcome to book online or call our friendly family support team on 1800 222 543. We look forward to welcoming you and your family into our happy centre😀

Red poppies, creative hands, and curious minds.

Our children experienced ANZAC Day in a gentle, meaningful way learning about respect, remembrance, and togetherness.

Today at Goodstart Noble Park, our children took part in a special Wayapa Wurruk incursion in celebration of the upcoming Earth Day (Wayapa Wurruk means, Connect to the Earth).

Through storytelling, movement, and shared experiences, children explored the importance of caring for the Earth while building a deeper connection to culture and wellbeing. This engaging session encouraged curiosity, respect, and mindfulness as they learned the “Wayapa way.”

It was wonderful to see their enthusiasm as they explored ideas about sustainability, community, and how we can all play a part in looking after our planet. A beautiful experience that nurtures lifelong respect for the Earth.

Sing&Grow | World Music Therapy Week

Growing minds through music at Goodstart Noble Park!

Our team recently immersed ourselves in the Music for Developing Brains professional development workshop, led by talented music therapist Cherie. We explored how music supports brain development and discovered meaningful, everyday ways to weave rhythm, sound, and song into children’s learning.

What made it truly special? The joy, laughter, and connection as our educators shared their own musical stories, memories, and hidden talents

A tiny visitor sparked a big adventure 🐞

When our kinder children discovered a ladybug in the yard, their curiosity led the way. We explored insects up close using bug viewer, captured our observations through drawings, and recorded our thinking in our floor book.

Moments like these remind us that the best learning happens when children lead, wonder, and discover together

Is it too late to share our Easter fun? We don’t think so!😀

Last week, our children at Goodstart Noble Park were deeply engaged in Easter craft experiences—exploring creativity, building fine motor skills, and expressing their ideas in their own unique ways.

From careful cutting to thoughtful decorating, these moments show just how powerful play-based learning can be. Every little detail reflects their focus, confidence, and growing independence.

Because behind every cute creation… there’s important learning happening