Beverley Hills Uniting Kindergarten Doncaster East.
2 Damala Street, Doncaster East VIC
Early Learning Centre
Early learning in Doncaster East.
Beverley Hills Uniting Kindergarten in Doncaster East is a welcoming, community-focused early learning centre where children are supported to grow, explore, and develop confidence at their own pace. With a strong emphasis on play-based learning, experienced educators, and nurturing relationships, our centre provides a safe and encouraging environment where children feel secure, valued, and ready to learn.
As part of the Uniting Vic.Tas Early Learning Network, this kindergarten is guided by shared values of inclusion, respect, and community connection.
For families seeking trusted early learning options in Doncaster East, Beverley Hills Uniting Kindergarten offers a supportive and well-established choice. The centre serves families in Doncaster East and surrounding suburbs, providing high-quality early learning in a calm and familiar local setting.
Our kindergarten focuses on building strong foundations for learning through play, relationships, and meaningful experiences. Children are encouraged to explore, communicate, and develop essential social and emotional skills that support long-term learning.
Here, families looking for an early learning centre in Doncaster East can access both 3-year-old and 4-year-old kindergarten programs designed to support children at key stages of development
Pre-prep: If your child meets the criteria for priority access, you may be eligible for up to an additional 7.5 hours of free kindergarten per week. From 2026, Pre-prep is available for 4 year old children enrolled in a kindergarten program in these priority cohorts:
• identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander
• are from a refugee or asylum seeker background
• have had contact with Child Protection services.
About Doncaster East Beverley Hills Kindergarten
Our kindergarten follows a play-based approach that recognises children as capable, curious learners. Educators support children’s social, emotional, and cognitive development by creating environments that invite exploration, collaboration, and problem-solving.
Respectful relationships sit at the heart of our program. Children are supported to
build friendships, express emotions, and develop confidence in themselves and their abilities. Inclusion is a core focus, with educators adapting learning experiences to ensure children of all abilities feel welcomed, supported, and able to participate fully.
Our centre offers a warm, inclusive environment where children feel a strong
sense of belonging. Families can learn more about Uniting’s values and approach
to early learning here.
Programs we offer
Doncaster East Beverley Hills Uniting Kindergarten offers combined 3-year-old and 4-year-old kindergarten programs, each tailored to children’s developmental stages.
3 year old
Our 3-year-old program supports children as they begin their early learning journey, focusing on social development, communication, play, and emotional regulation. Children learn how to be part of a group, follow routines, and build confidence in a supportive environment.
4 year old
Our 4-year-old program builds on these foundations, supporting children to strengthen independence, problem-solving skills, early literacy and numeracy exploration, and resilience. Through play-based learning, children develop the skills and confidence needed for a smooth transition to school, while still enjoying the joy and creativity of early childhood.
Pre-prep: If your child meets the criteria for priority access, you may be eligible for up to an additional 7.5 hours of free kindergarten per week. From 2026, Pre-prep is available for 4 year old children enrolled in a kindergarten program in these priority cohorts:
• identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander
• are from a refugee or asylum seeker background
• have had contact with Child Protection services.
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23 Mar 26Open Day – Beverley Hills Uniting Kindergarten 5:30pm - 7:00pm
The children say
- Manna, Little learner
Fostering Family and Community Connections
Beverley Hills Uniting Kindergarten in Doncaster East values the important role families and the community play in children’s learning. Families are encouraged to be involved through events, cultural celebrations, volunteering opportunities, and shared activities that strengthen relationships within the centre.
Our kindergarten also maintains strong connections with the local community, helping children build a sense of belonging beyond the classroom. These connections support children’s understanding of the world around them and reinforce learning through real-life experiences.
Meet Our Doncaster East Early Learning Educators
Our educator team brings together experience, warmth, and a strong commitment to inclusive, child-led learning.
Strong partnerships with families are a key part of our centre’s approach. Educators value open communication and collaboration, working closely with families to support each child’s learning and wellbeing. This shared approach helps children feel supported both at kindergarten and at home.
Kindergarten Teacher and Service Leader
Sonja
Hi, I’m Sonja and I’m the Service Leader and a Teacher at Beverley Hills Uniting Kindergarten. I’ve worked in the early learning sector for over twenty years. I feel passionate about making a difference in the lives of children and their families. Early Learning is children’s first formal educational journey and we have the honour to teach and support them in a fun, positive, caring and kind environment. This is such a rewarding feeling and shared amongst our Here at Beverley Hills Kindergarten we have a strong team of dedicated educators who support each child to feel comfortable in their learning environment and confident to be themselves. We look forward to meeting your family soon.
strong team of dedicated educators.
How to enrol
Families can begin the enrolment process by expressing interest or booking a tour to visit the centre and meet the educators. Tours provide an opportunity to explore the learning environment, ask questions, and learn more about the programs offered.
For support, families can contact Uniting’s customer service team on 1800 183 103.
Explore more Uniting Kindergartens
Families are welcome to explore other Uniting kindergarten and early learning centres across the region. Comparing programs or finding a centre closer to home or work can help families choose the option that best suits their needs.
FAQs
Children experience play-based learning that includes creative activities, exploration, social interaction, and opportunities to build confidence, communication skills, and independence.
Excursions and community programs help children connect learning to the real world, supporting curiosity, social development, and a sense of belonging within their local community
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 can also refer to mental health support programs for families if you find yourself in need of assistance.
Nutrition
Your child will learn about good nutrition to form healthy eating habits. We do this by growing fruit, vegetables and herbs in our centre garden. We also teach food safety practices. We respect and follow culturally appropriate food guidelines as we educate the children about healthy eating and nutrition.
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.
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