Goodstart Early Learning Australind

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Welcome to the Goodstart Australind family! This page is a family-friendly community page where we can come together and share our interest in, and passion for, early childhood learning and care. While we are very excited to hear from you, please be aware that we reserve the right to moderate this page as we see fit and remove any posts or materials that we deem in

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Any reference or claim against staff or children will be removed to protect the privacy of those involved. Anyone who repeatedly posts material in violation of the above will not be allowed to further engage with Goodstart’s page. Any medical or child health questions should be directed to the appropriate healthcare professional in your state. Goodstart also actively monitors the site for complaints and feedback and may privately follow up with the individual to gain further information and/or comply with any legal or regulatory obligations. All posts must also adhere to the Facebook terms of use www.facebook.com/terms

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16/06/2026

🌱🪴 Off to Bunnings we go! 🪴🌱

Jess and Bec have headed out to source some new herbs and winter vegetables for our Marigal Garden! We can't wait to get planting and watch our winter crop flourish over the coming months.

Gardening provides our children with wonderful hands-on learning opportunities as they nurture, care for, and harvest fresh produce while developing an appreciation for where food comes from. 🌿🥕🥬

Keep an eye on our page for updates as we transform our garden beds and begin growing delicious herbs and veggies for everyone to enjoy!

🦘🌿Knick Knack Bushwhack Sensory Play🌿🦘Today the Adventures enjoyed a sensory experience inspired by Knick Knack Bushwhac...
12/06/2026

🦘🌿Knick Knack Bushwhack Sensory Play🌿🦘

Today the Adventures enjoyed a sensory experience inspired by Knick Knack Bushwhack! Children explored green sand, peppermint leaves and Australian animal figurines while following along with the story.
Together we searched for matching animals, practised animal sounds and movements, and used our fingers to create letters, numbers and marks in the sand. This fun experience supported imagination, sensory exploration, early literacy and fine motor development. 🌿🦘💚🐍📚✨

🌊🐋Keeping Our Oceans Clean🐋🌊Today our children explored an ocean-themed sensory tray in recognition of World Ocean Day. ...
11/06/2026

🌊🐋Keeping Our Oceans Clean🐋🌊

Today our children explored an ocean-themed sensory tray in recognition of World Ocean Day. Through play, the children discovered ocean animals and role-played caring for the environment by helping to pick up rubbish from the beach.🩵♻️

The children enjoyed scooping, filling, pouring and exploring the different textures while learning that we can all help keep our oceans clean and safe for marine life.

🌊🐠🐳✨

🦘🌿 Knick Knack Bushwhack Sensory Play 🌿🦘Today the Adventures enjoyed a sensory experience inspired by Knick Knack Bushwh...
09/06/2026

🦘🌿 Knick Knack Bushwhack Sensory Play 🌿🦘

Today the Adventures enjoyed a sensory experience inspired by Knick Knack Bushwhack! Children explored green sand, peppermint leaves and Australian animal figurines while following along with the story.

Together we searched for matching animals, practised animal sounds and movements, and used our fingers to create letters, numbers and marks in the sand. This fun experience supported imagination, sensory exploration, early literacy and fine motor development. 💚🐍🦎🦘📚✨

🍋 Taste & Texture Play 🍋Today our Seekers explored a citrus sensory tray filled with lemons, limes and fresh mint. Child...
09/06/2026

🍋 Taste & Texture Play 🍋

Today our Seekers explored a citrus sensory tray filled with lemons, limes and fresh mint. Children enjoyed touching, splashing, smelling and tasting the fruits, with lots of funny sour faces appearing as they sampled the citrus! 😆

This simple experience encouraged sensory exploration, curiosity and learning through play. 💛🌿🍋

Reconciliation Week 2026The 2026 theme is "All In", which challenges all Australians to move beyond symbolic gestures an...
02/06/2026

Reconciliation Week 2026

The 2026 theme is "All In", which challenges all Australians to move beyond symbolic gestures and commit to reconciliation every single day.

Implementing these activities with the children, focuses on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander symbols, storytelling, and caring for country.

This demonstrates exploring textures of materials, gross motor skills, fine motor skills, cognitive ability, language, listening to instructions and focusing on sustainability using recycled boxes.

This week we will keep exploring Noongar names for animals, exploring nature environments and learning head, shoulders, heads and toes in the Noongar language.

🧡 Sea of Hearts 🧡Our beautiful Sea of Hearts Tree was created through the collaboration of all the children and families...
30/05/2026

🧡 Sea of Hearts 🧡

Our beautiful Sea of Hearts Tree was created through the collaboration of all the children and families in our centre. Each heart added to the tree represents love, connection, respect, and our shared commitment to supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as we continue working together to Close the Gap.

Through this experience, the children were encouraged to develop an understanding of inclusion, respect for culture, and the value of working together as a community. The Sea of Hearts Tree has become a powerful symbol within our centre, reminding us that even small actions of care and understanding can help create positive change for the future.

You can catch a glimpse of our beautiful Sea of Hearts Tree displayed in the foyer.

From the 27th of May to the 3rd of June, we will be celebrating National Reconciliation Week. Throughout the week, we will be engaging in experiences and conversations that encourage us all to work together to acknowledge, understand, and respect Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, histories, cultures, and achievements.

National Reconciliation Week provides an important opportunity for children to develop a sense of belonging, empathy, and respect for others. Through stories, art, discussions, and shared experiences, we aim to foster an environment where diversity is celebrated and meaningful connections are built within our community.

We look forward to sharing this special week of learning and reflection together.

👶💬 Connect, learn and feel supported — all from home.The Virtual Child Health Service offers FREE online parent groups f...
29/05/2026

👶💬 Connect, learn and feel supported — all from home.
The Virtual Child Health Service offers FREE online parent groups for families across country WA.

Join a group that suits your baby’s age and stage:
🌼 Early Parent Group (newborn–3 months)
🥣 Solid Start (3–6 months)
🌙 Let’s Sleep (6–12 months)
🧸 Terrific Toddlers (1–3 years)
Connect with a child health nurse and other parents, share experiences, and gain practical, evidence-based tips on feeding, sleep, development, behaviour and more.

Flexible. Supportive. Free for country WA families.
📅 Book your virtual group here:
👉 https://www.trybooking.com/event.../virtualchildhealthgroups

📚✨ National Simultaneous Storytime 2026 ✨📚On Wednesday, all of our educators and children came together to participate i...
28/05/2026

📚✨ National Simultaneous Storytime 2026 ✨📚

On Wednesday, all of our educators and children came together to participate in National Simultaneous Storytime, sharing in the joy of reading the featured book together at the same time as thousands of others across Australia! 🌏❤️

The excitement didn’t stop there — after storytime, the children extended their learning through a range of fun and engaging activities inspired by the story. From creativity and imagination to teamwork and discussion, it was wonderful to see everyone so involved and enthusiastic! 📖🎨🧩

Experiences like these help foster a love of reading, literacy, and connection within our learning community. Thank you to our amazing educators for making the day so special! 💛

11/05/2026

🌸 A huge thank you to Christie from Bunnings Australia for visiting our centre and helping the Kindy Prep and Toddlers rooms create beautiful Mother’s Day pot plants! 🪴💐

The children had such a wonderful time getting hands-on, planting with care and creating something special for their mums and loved ones. 💖

We are so lucky to have such amazing community support and truly appreciate the time, kindness and effort Christie shared with our little learners. Thank you for helping make these memories so special! 🌼😊

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96 Paris Road
Australind, WA
6233

Opening Hours

Monday 6:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 6:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 6:30am - 6pm
Thursday 6:30am - 6pm
Friday 6:30am - 6pm

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+61897960400

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