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Pilgrim Uniting Early Learning

Pilgrim Uniting Early Learning

Pilgrim Uniting Church, 34 Paterson Street, Launceston TAS

Childcare Long day care Occasional care

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Early Learning Centre

Early learning in Launceston.

Located next to Pilgrim Uniting Church in the heart of Launceston, our childcare services will support your child to explore, learn and build social skills.

You can rely on us for long day care and occasional care to support your busy schedule, while we provide fun and creative early learning experiences for your child.

Your child will enjoy social and educational activities to nurture their sense of belonging, resilience, kindness and teamwork.

Our educators are experienced in supporting children who live with a range of physical and intellectual disabilities.

Program hours and fees
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Our centre

Our centre offers well-shaded outdoor areas with play equipment for your child to enjoy, along with interactive indoor spaces. Our early learning centre features:

Our centre

Our centre offers well-shaded outdoor areas with play equipment for your child to enjoy, along with interactive indoor spaces. Our early learning centre features:

The parents say
“Uniting has enabled a shy little boy to flourish and find his voice. We couldn’t be happier”

- Hilary, parent.

Learning experiences

Caring for the environment

Your child will enjoy playbased activities, learn about sustainable living and embark on educational excursions. 

At our early learning centre, we:

Family and community connections

We welcome families to get involved in our activities when they can. You are invited to:

We welcome special guests to our centre. Some of our visitors include:

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Service Leader

Janine

Hi, I’m Janine, the Service leader at Pilgrim Uniting Early Learning. I’ve worked at the service for over 25 years and hold a Diploma in Early Education and Care.

My passion for Early learning stems from building relationships with families in a compassionate and respectful way. It’s so rewarding to listen to the children’s individual voices and learn about their journey. This enables me to support them and to grow families’ trust with our service. and the child
has confidence to express their ideas and needs and this also empowers the child to want to learn.

The team at Pilgrim facilitates a mixed age program that offers flexibility to families, for children aged from 6 months to 7 years of age. Siblings can play and learn together.

Health and wellbeing

Mental health

Our educators are trained in various programs to support the mental health of your child and are skilled in working with children who have experienced challenges and trauma. We also offer mental health support for families if you find yourself in need of assistance.

Nutrition

Our educators are passionate about helping children make healthy choices by offering lessons on nutrition, food safety and cooking. Your child will help with the growth and preparation of produce from our garden and learn about food from different cultural backgrounds. At our early learning centre, we:

Safe environment

As a child safe organisation, our educators undergo regular working with children’s and police checks. We are focused on delivering learning and development in a safe and supportive environment, so you can trust that your child is in good hands.

Policies and downloads

News

Congratulations to our Early Learning educators who were finalists in this year’s Victorian Early Years Awards.
If you have more than one child aged 5 or under in care, you may soon get a higher Child Care Subsidy …

Karen’s story.

Karen started her family day care business 15 years ago. “My grandchild needed day care,” says Karen. “Our 2 youngest children went …
Kylie has been a family day care educator in Hobart for 13 years. Starting off her career in retail, she always knew …
The Australian Government is removing the annual cap for all families who get Child Care Subsidy. If you earn more than $190,015, …
This year our teams across Victoria and Tasmania had to quickly adapt to ensure children and families maintained a strong connection and …

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