Our Kindergarten program lays the foundation for a smooth transition to school. Children are guided by qualified early childhood teachers in a warm, engaging environment that supports confidence, curiosity, and readiness for the next big step.
Little Thinkers, Big Ideas
Kindergarten children at Cherubs are encouraged to explore the world through imaginative play, problem-solving, early literacy, and inquiry. We nurture their natural curiosity and support them as they make sense of complex ideas and experiences.
Strong Hearts & Empathy
Through thoughtful guidance, children grow in emotional awareness, empathy, and independence. They learn to manage big feelings, build meaningful friendships, and develop a confident sense of self.
Confident Communicators
Kindy children are supported to express their ideas, needs, and emotions using rich and descriptive language. Through stories, group discussions, and creative expression, they become capable, articulate communicators.
Independence & Responsibility
We empower children to take increasing responsibility for their well-being, belongings, and learning. They’re encouraged to make decisions, solve problems, and take initiative—laying the foundations for lifelong confidence and resilience.
What our parents can expect
- Age Requirement
To start Kindergarten in 2027, your child must be 4 years old by June 2027. - Start Date
Our program begins in January 2027, following Queensland school terms. - Attendance
We offer a Government-Approved School Readiness Program across three days a week, totalling 15 hours, for 40 weeks per year. Additional days can be booked as needed. - Enroll Early / Mid-Year Starts
To secure your place in our full-year program, we recommend enrolling by January 2027. Spots fill quickly! Children can join us during the year, but we strongly encourage a full Kindergarten year before starting Prep. - Kindergarten Fees & Free Kindy
Use your Child Care Subsidy (CCS) to reduce your out-of-pocket costs. Your child may be eligible for Free Kindy—15 hours per week, 40 weeks per year—thanks to Queensland Government funding. (Conditions apply)