Daystars Killara in Killara, NSW 2071

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Daystars Killara

Meeting • ACECQA Rating

Australian government agency rating.

43 Children Places

Maximum children licenced for the centre.

Located in Killara, New South Wales, Daystars Killara is an early learning centre offering long daycare services. The centre cares for a maximum of 43 children at one time, aged from six weeks to five years. As of October 2018, Daystars Killara meets all aspects of the Australian Government’s National Quality Standards. These ratings imply high, modern standards of care and education for every child. Services At Daystars Killara, we provide age-appropriate care for every child by dividing our centre into three groups. These groups are: ● Six weeks to two years ● Two to three years ● Three to five years We’re more than just your local childcare centre. We build strong, lasting relationships with families and our surrounding community, ensuring every child feels welcome and involved at our centre. We’ve designed a space that feels like home—a space where children feel free to explore, grow, and express every aspect of their unique personalities. With a safe environment in which to grow and learn, children will develop: ● Confidence and independence ● Strong social ties ● Physical movement skills ● Literacy and numeracy skills Based on the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF), we inspire children to be, belong, and become. Through respectful interaction, enriching play, and positive encouragement, children will become involved and active members of their community and the wider world. Nutrition At Daystars, we focus on healthy food options, including any special dietary needs, intolerances, or allergies. We have carefully designed our menus to meet all nutritional requirements set out in the New South Wales Health Nutrition Checklist. Over a six week cycle, children will enjoy new and familiar tastes in a comforting, social environment. Grounds Our grounds feature beautiful gardens and vast, exciting playscapes, encouraging children to develop fine and gross motor skills while getting to know their peers. Communication Regular communication with families is one of the most critical aspects of our philosophy. We understand parents and caregivers play a central role in their child’s lives, and we reflect this in our efforts to build firm, long-lasting, and collaborative relationships. We invite families to contact us at any time with suggestions, feedback, or questions about their child’s education.