C & K Eimeo Road Community Kindergarten

C & K Eimeo Road Community Kindergarten, a branch service of C&K, is located at the bottom of our local State Primary School in the Northern Beaches suburb of Mackay in Rural View. We are located next to Marlin's Swim School and aren't far from the Northern Beaches Shopping Centre. We offer a unique kindergarten program that is centered around a living and learning community that values children as competent and capable individuals. This play-based curriculum helps children to socialise, build confidence, and develop communication and early literacy and numeracy skills to ensure that the schools are ready for us. Apart of our Philosophy is to incorporate animals into our daily routines. We have a variety of animals that the children interactive with during the day. Which includes Millie the Kindy Dog, she works with our children that are anxious, upset and scared. C & K Eimeo Road Kindergarten has a large backyard which provides the space to encourage wildlife and allow the children to climb our beautiful trees.
Child-Led Learning: No two days are the same at C&K Eimeo Road. Our teaching team tailors each day’s learning, taking into account the interests of the children in the group. The spacious and natural environment at our Kindy is thoughtfully planned and well resourced. While we understand the importance of music, drama, literature and visual arts, we allocate plenty of time for uninterrupted play and discovery. Science, technology, engineering and Math’s also play an important part of our day. These can be seen through the children’s StoryPark digital portfolio that are based on the children’s experiences and authentic documentation.
Community spirit is important to us at C&K Eimeo Road. We foster strong ties to the local community by encouraging parent involvement in the daily operations of the kindergarten. We often hold and partake in community events and love connecting with local businesses and groups around us and taking the children on excursions out into the local community.
Joined the Reef Guardian School program in 2013.