KINDY
At BCS we are passionate about introducing children to school in a way that values their individual stage of development, encourages a love of learning, develops a strong sense of identity and worth as a member of their family, culture, class group, and as a child of God.
We recognise the importance of laying strong foundations for more formal education through the provision of a high quality, evidence based learning program.
At BCS Early Learning Centre you will find many opportunities for play and socialisation at school. When children play and socialise, they are practicing their oral language skills, rehearsing, mastering and applying learnt concepts, stretching their imagination and developing many important skills for life and learning. Play is indeed serious ‘work’ for children; we value play as an important stage of learning and development that shouldn’t be lost in a busy curriculum.
We recognise that the relationship you have with your child is usually the most secure and important relationship they have experienced so far in their lives. We respect and support this through open and regular communication. Our aim is to partner with parents/carers in all aspects of your child’s schooling.
*BOOK A TOUR*
We would love for you to discover all things Early Learning at Bethel, 2025!
To book a tour please either call Mrs Quicke on 9842 2100 (Extension 2) or register your interest in the form below.
FAQ
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Kindy operates on a five day fortnight. From 2023, students can attend either Tuesday and Thursday with alternate Mondays or Wednesday and Friday with alternate Mondays. Kindy children attend from 8:45 - 3:15 during usual term times.
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Yes, kindergarten students wear the Bethel sport uniform which is available from Perm-a-Pleat in Cockburn Rd.
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You will be provided with a booklist at the beginning of the year or upon enrolment but other than that, lunch, morning tea and a water bottle provided in a large back pack are required each day.
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No, your child won’t be given homework. They may bring home picture books with ideas for activities you could do together but no formal homework is given. Reading to your child each day, talking together and playing games are encouraged.
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Yes, students must be up to date with their immunisations, on an approved catch-up schedule or qualify for an exemption.
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“The mind that opens up to a new idea never returns to its original size.”