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Aurora’s Exceeding Facilities

Aurora’s facilities exceed six out of seven of the National Quality Standard requirements, setting a high benchmark for the quality of education and care services.

Doncaster

104 Church Road, Doncaster

Aurora’s facilities exceed six out of seven of the National Quality Standard requirements, setting a high benchmark for the quality of education and care service.

Exterior view of Aurora Early Education's Rowville centre

Rowville

2 Bernard Hamilton Way, Rowville

Aurora’s facilities exceed six out of seven of the National Quality Standard requirements, setting a high benchmark for the quality of education and care services.

QV

10 Artemis Ln, Level 8, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia

Aurora’s facilities exceed six out of seven of the National Quality Standard requirements, setting a high benchmark for the quality of education and care service.

Our Centre Standards

At Aurora Early Education, we give your child all the time she or he needs to learn in a caring, friendly and fun space. Our Love & Play philosophy means all children are treated with respect and given attention at every moment of the day.

Our curriculum is firmly based in the Victorian Early Years Learning and Development Framework (VELDF) and the Early Years Learning Framework for Australia (EYLF), both of which guide educators on the optimum ways children learn and develop. They outline five key Learning Outcomes that help get your child school ready.

Indoor/Outdoor Spaces

We believe a mix of indoor/outdoor learning delivers a balanced educational experience. Your child has access to both indoor and outdoor spaces throughout the day, dependent on the weather.

Nutrition

We are what we eat and at Aurora, we take nutrition seriously. We make sure your child gets the freshest, most nutritious meals while they are in our care.

Our in-house cook prepares fresh, delicious food in the Aurora Kitchen every day in consultation with experts in nutrition and diets. Meals are handmade with love and follow the Australian Dietary Guidelines.

Health and Safety

Our staff members’ qualifications are monitored and kept up to date by the Aurora HR manager, with an emphasis on first aid, CPR updates, Asthma Management and EpiPen training, etc.

We are a Sun Smart Child Care and kindergarten service – we encourage all children to be suitably dressed and provide bucket hats to each child on enrolment. All our educators help apply sunscreen to each child 20 minutes prior to outdoor play.

Specialist Sessions

Specialist Sessions provide additional educational opportunities to children in areas such as health, language, creativity, movement and relaxation.

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Code of Culture

Every child is unique and as such has the potential to grow physically, intellectually, emotionally and socially.

Play is an important and essential part of every child’s life.

We will work with children to promote acceptance of gender, age, race, religion, language, culture and ability.

Staff Well Being

Our workplace promotes health and wellbeing so our people can support your child to be the very best they can be.

Our team is focused on communication and support. As a result, our team members have a high degree of professional and social interaction with each other and we support this with team-building sessions on a quarterly basis and off-premise meetings to promote morale and team cohesion.

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Aurora App

The app provides access to real- time data about your child including food and fluid intake, sleep, nappy changes and other important information. It also receives photos and videos throughout the day of your child learning and playing.

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Quality Assessment Framework

Aurora is an Exceeding Service

The purpose of Aurora’s assessment process is to determine whether and at what rating services meet the National Quality Standard and the requirements of the National Regulations (section 133(1) of the National Law).

A key focus of the National Quality Framework is to promote continuous quality improvement.

From 2012, services covered under the National Law have been assessed and rated by authorized officers from the relevant regulatory authority in each state and territory.

The National Quality Standard sets a new national benchmark for the quality of education and care services. It helps families make informed decisions about education and care for their child.

  • The National Regulations prescribe the five rating levels within the national quality assessment and rating process (regulation 57).
  • Significant Improvement Required (regulation 59)
  • Working Towards National Quality Standard (regulation 60)
  • Meeting National Quality Standard (regulation 61)
  • Exceeding National Quality Standard (regulation 62)
  • Excellent (the criteria for this rating level is determined by ACECQA — see section 153 of the National Law).

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