3 Best Preschools in Bathurst NSW

“Jenny's Kindergarten & Early Learning Bathurst provides quality care to children from birth to school age and offers a specialised early learning curriculum for the 4 to 5-year-olds to prepare children for Key Stage 1 school years. Natasha is the centre director. They aim to provide high-quality education and care in an enriching, challenging, safe, and stimulating learning environment that meets the needs of each child and their family. The preschool has dedicated and qualified educators who encourage and support each child to develop and reach their full potential emotionally, intellectually, and socially. They have separate outdoor spaces for each age group that offer enough space for each child to explore. The focus is on the natural environments with many fixed structures to stimulate and develop each child’s gross motor skills and coordination. Jenny's Kindergarten's outdoor areas ensure increased safety for your child and provide diverse experiences that promote children's knowledge and development. They are fitted with CCTV cameras and surveillance.

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“Elizabeth Chifley Preschool aims to ensure that every child and family experiences a sense of belonging in their preschool environment. They allow children to play and explore the atmosphere in active and meaningful ways. Their structured groups develop a strong sense of identity, increase their educational programs, and encourage social interaction. Children feel safe, secure, valued, and nurtured through their warm and responsive interactions.

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“Keppel Street Kindy is a privately owned and operated licensed preschool that is committed to providing quality care and education for children aged 2 to 6 years. They aim to provide a safe, warm, friendly, and stimulating environment where children can experiment, explore, and learn about themselves and their world. All activities are carefully selected to help develop each child's creative, language, personal, cognitive, fine, and gross motor skills and social and emotional development. The Centre's program provides many experiences encouraging children's curiosity and learning. Their programs take into account children's interests and developmental needs. Their current curriculum follows the Early Years Learning Framework planning cycle and involves interactive decision-making by children, families, and educators.

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